"there" in "the love there that's sleeping" in "While My Guitar Gently Weeps". In 1966-1970, Harrison sang both pronunciations. We sought correlations between Harrison's pronunciation and song-internal and exte
On 1968’s the White Album, George Harrison, penning such beauts as While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Piggies and Savoy Truffle, was giving John Lennon and Paul McCartney a serious run for their money. A year later, on Abbey Road, he damn near left them in the dust with gems like Something...
One day at breakfast, Paul sang “Back in the USSR” with its Beach Boys’ sound to Mike Love. Mike suggested mentioning girls from Moscow, Ukraine, and Georgia, as a nod to “California Girls.” Paul said “Fool on the Hill” was about someone like Maharishi, whose detractors called hi...
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Love songs have been written by people as diverse as Confucius and Dolly Parton, and the love song remains a core part of 21st-century lives; an ingredient at every stage of romance, from a first date to a wedding. Love may be all you need, as The Beatles memorably sang, but ...
In The Beatles' early career, George Harrison didn't think about writing songs. His bandmates Paul McCartney and John Lennon had that covered. However, eventually, George felt he could write hits that were just as good. He didn't get much encouragement from his bandmates, but once he star...
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It wasn’t easy for George Harrison to come forward with his songs during his time with The Beatles. However, maybe that was a good thing. Looking back, George was glad he’d only managed to squeeze out a few songs while in the band. Otherwise, his songs would’ve become “Dick J...
John Lennon became an icon of pop culture when he formed The Beatles with Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr in the early 1960s.
MY SWEET LORD / ISN’T IT A PITY by George Harrison HOW CAN YOU MEND A BROKEN HEART by Bee Gees GO AWAY LITTLE GIRL by Donny Osmond ONE LESS BELL TO ANSWER by The 5th Dimension JUST MY IMAGINATION (RUNNING AWAY WITH ME) by The Temptations MR. BIG STUFF by Jean Knight TAKE ME HOME...