Did George Harrison have a nickname?

Answer 1

Their nickname for themselves was the Fab Four ("fab" short for "fabulous"); they were sometimes called "the Fabs" by their staff at Apple Corps. George Harrison recalled the name in his 1987 song "When We Was Fab".

Answer 2

He was called "the quiet Beatle".

Guitarist and singer-songwriter

George Harrisonwas nicknamed the "dark horse" of

The Beatles, as his visibility as a songwriter and vocalist increased later in The Beatles' career, particularly on

Abbey Road. Harrison went on to name his solo label

Dark Horse Records, and to release both an

albumand a

songnamed "Dark Horse." (Wikipedia).

Answer 3

Besides the nicknames that a magazine coined which we all know (John Lennon was called "The Smart One", Paul McCartney "The Cute One", George Harrison "The Quiet One", and Richard Starkey "The Funny One", some of the nicknames and alternate names for the individual Beatles include:

Paul McCartney: Macca, Babyface, Paulie, Boogaloo, Percy Thrillington, Paul Ramon, Mr Plump, Bernard Webb, A. Smith

Richard Starkey: Ringo Starr, Rich, Richie, Big Nose, Rings

John Lennon: Johnny, Dr Winston O'Boogie, Mel Torment, The Reverend Fred Gherkin, Lenny, The Walrus, Winnie, Johnny Silver, Dr. Dream, Catherine, Jock, Jack

George Harrison: Georgie, Harry (Hari) Georgison, L'Angelo Misterioso, Carl Harrison, Nelson/Spike Wilbury, George Harrysong, George O'Hara-Smith, Jairaj Hari san, Hazza, Hawa, Geo (Joe)

Answer 4

The Beatles goes by The Fab Four.