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George Harrison’s Estate Calls Republican Use of ‘Here Comes the Sun’ ‘Offensive’
They did make a helpful suggestion for replacing it.
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The Time Prince Blew Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne and Steve Winwood Off the Stage
George Harrison's posthumous 2004 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame brought out some expected friends and collaborators – but it was fellow inductee Prince who stole the show.
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That Time George Harrison Quit the Beatles
On Jan. 10, 1969, guitarist George Harrison abruptly quit the Beatles.
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Jeff Lynne Revives ELO at the Grammys, George Harrison Honored
Jeff Lynne was joined by legacy Electric Light Orchestra member Richard Tandy for energetic renditions of 'Evil Woman' and 'Mr. Blue Sky' tonight on the 57th annual Grammy Awards.
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15 Years Ago: George Harrison Attacked, Nearly Killed in His Own Home
George Harrison was attacked at his home on December 30, 1999.
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The Story of George Harrison’s Downward Turn on ‘Dark Horse’
Produced during a particularly turbulent period of George Harrison's life, 'Dark Horse' marked the beginning of a '70s-era downward turn for the ex-Beatle that was as sudden as it was complete and surprising.
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George Harrison’s Childhood Home Up for Auction
Being the lucky bidder on a rare album signed by all four Beatles is one thing, but how cool would it be to live in George Harrison's old house?
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Beatles Release Free EP on iTunes
iTunes certainly seems to be in a giving spirit lately.
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George Harrison’s Memorial Tree Killed by Beetles!
In an ironic twist of fate a Los Angeles tree planted in memory of late Beatle George Harrison became overrun with beetles, which caused the tree to die!
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Rare George Harrison Rickenbacker Guitar To Be Auctioned Off
A 1962 Rickenbacker 425, owned by George Harrison and believed to be the guitar he used on 'I Want to Hold Your Hand,' will go up for sale this week.
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The History of George Harrison’s Experimental Album ‘Electronic Sound’
The late Beatle's second solo effort was his most experimental, his worst-selling, and one of his more controversial albums. Yet, it opened the door for something important.
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35 Years Ago: George Harrison Releases Self-Titled Album
Feb. 20, 1979 was a celebratory day for loyal Beatles fans, nearly a decade beyond the group’s dissolution, because it signaled the release of George Harrison’s first album in more than two years.
