For the Love of George is not only a tribute to the late George Harrison, it's a celebration of friendship and ultimately a ...

Touchingly, the album was recorded at Friar Park, and features the “crown jewels” of George’s guitar collection, including his Gibson J-160E and two And I Love Her guitars – a Rickenbacker ...

As Nolan explains, it was during a trip to Friar Park – Harrison’s home – to celebrate the birthday of George’s widow, Olivia, that the idea of recording a fully fledged tribute album with ...

Friar Park has been the Harrison family home for decades and was also where George miracuously survived being stabbed 40 times by paranoid schizophrenic Michael Abram under the belief he was the ...

George’s father told me that George said, “‘One day I’m going to have my own park.’” George didn’t have a master plan when he first acquired Friar Park, according to Olivia. “If he ...

Dhani Harrison, meanwhile, views the album as the start of a new era for his father, the first of "a long line of Friar Park albums that stretch all the way to the end of his career," including ...

In 1970, the 27-year-old ex-Beatle purchased the 62-acre Friar Park estate, a broke-down palace on the outskirts of a small British town. Harrison fell in love with the place and lovingly ...

George Harrison in 1973. All artwork is owned by G.H. Estate Ltd. "George in 1973 in the topiary at Friar Park. Unfortunately, one morning the statue was missing – taken by some local rapscallions." ...

Through this project with his wife Olivia, Harrison found a passion for gardening. Harrison would later use Friar Park as the backdrop of his iconic 1970 album, All Things Must Pass .