From his first encounter with Fats Domino’s music to his influential work with The Beatles, George Harrison’s guitar journey was marked by iconic instruments and innovative playing. His ...

He gained worldwide fame as the bass guitarist and singer for the rock band the Beatles, widely considered the most popular and influential group in the history of pop music.

Music's landscape changed dramatically in the late 1960s, as the electric guitar became a greater force of expression in rock.

Harrison also wrote Here Comes the Sun, which the Beatles started recording 57 years ago today without Lennon, who was recovering from a car accident in the Scottish Highlands.

A master of melody, a pioneer of world music, and the man who taught the world that "all things must pass," George Harrison remains the ultimate musical seeker.

George Harrison’s career evolved from modest songwriting contributions in The Beatles to creating some of the band’s most celebrated tracks, including “Something” and “Here Comes the Sun.”

George Harrison’s career evolved from modest songwriting contributions in The Beatles to creating some of the band’s most celebrated tracks, including “Something” and “Here Comes the Sun.”

The Beatles split in 1970 and Harrison quite understandably began his solo career with a backlog of great songs. He came roaring onto the charts: Every sing...

Before George Harrison 's death at 58, the Beatles’ lead guitarist delivered one final hit that carried deep personal meaning.

George Harrison’s heavyweight prototype Tele helped shape the late-era Beatles sound, and later passed through the hands of Delaney Bramlett and Jerry Garcia

George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass, rejected during The Beatles’ Let It Be era, became the standout track of his landmark solo album.