Music icon George Harrison wrote one of his most successful solo tracks in response to The Beatles giving him a "headache." Cracks had been forming between the Fab Four for a year before they entered ...

The iconic track was laid down on September 5 and 6, 1968, marking one of George Harrison's four contributions to 'The White Album,' which graced the public on November 22 the same year.

Music legend George Harrison expressed feelings of ... After completing The White Album, Harrison went on to collaborate with Jackie Lomax on an Apple album and spent the latter part of 1968 ...

Music icon George Harrison never understood Paul McCartney's 'fruity' Abbey Road song. By 1969, the cracks that had formed between The Beatles during the recording of The White Album and Let It Be ...

Music icon George Harrison said he felt "paranoid" musically and thought his songs sounded "fruity" as he recorded his solo ...

Music icon George Harrison wrote one of his biggest solo hits after The Beatles gave him a "headache." Cracks had been forming between the Fab Four for a year before they entered the recording studio ...