Beyond Beatlemania: The definitive guitar history of George Harrison's greatest recorded works
Guitar World's Beatlemaniacs assemble for the deepest of deep dives into the recorded output of a pop-cultural icon and ...
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3 of George Harrison’s Favorite, Era-Defining Guitarists
George Harrison isn’t ... Check out Harrison’s favorite guitarists, below. “If it hadn’t have been for your daddy, I never would have picked up a guitar,” Harrison reportedly said ...
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The Hollywood-like “kidnapping” and ransom story of one of George Harrison's most famous guitars
Minus the action movie heroes and firearms (at least as far as we know), this was the exact scenario that no less than George ... on the Harrison-penned Beatles masterpiece, While My Guitar ...
Mike Campbell asked George Harrison to replace his Traveling Wilbury’s solo. He tells why history proves it was the right decision
The guitarist took up the instrument because of the Beatle. When it came to sharing a studio with him, he knew his hero would ...
The time Mike Campbell asked George Harrison to take over his own guitar solo
Campbell recalls rejecting his own solo on the Traveling Wilburys' debut single – and why Harrison's playing style was a better fit ...
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“It was like an insult”: Paul McCartney turned down George Harrison's proposed guitar parts for Hey Jude
Speaking to Guitar World in 1997, McCartney recalled that George Harrison – looking for a way to contribute to the song – suggested answering each of McCartney's lines with an electric guitar ...
George Harrison’s songwriting brilliance deconstructed in his own words
The quiet one’s songwriting gifts fully flourished during the latter half of the Beatles’ reign, and we’ve collected his own ...
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George Harrison's amazing career as a guitarist, during and after the Beatles – only in the new Guitar World
What more can you write about the late George Harrison, who would've turned 82 on February 25? People have been writing about the Beatles – pretty much nonstop – since 1963, when Peter Lorre ...