Starting in 1963, The Beatles began sending a Christmas record to their fan club. On the first record, they sang an ad-libbed, off-key version of “Good King Wenceslas” and offered messages to fans.
“If Dylan hadn’t said some of the things he did, nobody else was going to say them,” George Harrison once noted of the folk-rock icon. “Can you imagine what a world it would be if we didn’t have a Bob ...
As we all well know, The Beatles’ taste was not loyal to one specific type of song. When the band needed a No. 1 pop hit, they’d call upon Paul McCartney. When they needed philosophically witty and ...
In early 1968, George invited his bandmates to the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s retreat in Rishikesh, India. George hoped they’d enjoy learning about meditation and spirituality from the guru just as much ...
Both remained friends through Harrison’s death in 2001 and collaborated on several more songs, including co-writing several songs for the Travelling Wilburys, including “End of the Line” and “Handle ...
A lost and previously unheard song featuring Beatles duo George Harrison and Ringo Starr has been played for the first time. “Radhe Shaam,” written and produced by journalist Suresh Joshi, was ...
A lost and previously unheard song featuring Beatles duo George Harrison and Ringo Starr has been played for the first time. “Radhe Shaam,” written and produced by journalist Suresh Joshi, was ...
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