George Harrison

Many a song was written by the great George Harrison.. including...

1. Here Comes The Sun

2. Something

3. While My Guitar Gently Weeps

4. I Me Mine

5. Within You Without You

6. Taxman

7. If I Needed Someone

8. Think For Yourself

9. Don't Bother Me

10. Blue Jay Way

11. Love You To

12. Long, Long, Long

13. I Need You

14. For You Blue

15. Piggies

16. Savoy Truffle

17. I Want To Tell You

THERE ARE MORE. BUT. YOU GET THE POINT. :) Also he contributed lines for many songs, but he is not credited.

Most would assume yes after listening to the psychedelic nature and fanciful lyrics of the song but John Lennon claimed that the song is based on a surreal dreamscape drawn by his son Julien in school. The picture was called Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds and mainly focused on one of Julien's classmates, named Lucy.

As the lead guitarist of the world's biggest rock band and a prolific song writer, the Beatles' George Harrison has secured his place in pop culture history. But his greatest legacy may be the way his decades-long spiritual quest shaped the ways the West looks at God, gurus and life.

Harry's favorite book used to be the potions book that Snape wrote in until he figured out Snape was the Half-Blood Prince, after that his favorite book is not mentioned.

Maybe you're thinking of Michael Jackson and paul McCartney. They sing "say say say" "the man" and "the girl is mine"???

The Beatles' haircut was known as a 'mop top'

Paul McCartney quit smoking around 1981. He was on holiday with his family, and one of his children took sick or was injured. He had to run on foot about two miles to get help. He was so out of breath after this that he determined to not smoke anymore.

All the Beatles were vegetarians at different times. Ringo Starr gave up meat because of health problems during his childhood, George Harrison became a vegetarian when he converted to Hinduism, and Paul McCartney and his wife Linda decided they loved animals too much to eat them. John Lennon mostly followed a macrobiotic diet after 1968, but broke it often.

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Yes, but at the time of his death he had all around poor health. In 1997 he was diagnosed with throat cancer . Then in 1999, he was stabbed 7 times receiving several head injuries and a punctured lung. Later, in 2001 he was treated for a brain tumor and later lung cancer he died the same year. Most of these illnesses were contributed to smoking.

Eric Arthur Blair otherwise known as George Orwell was born on 25 June 1903 in Motihari, Bengal (now Bihar) India. At the age of one his family moved to England where he grew up.

He was about fourteen when he started playing regularly in John Lennon's original band, The Quarry Men. They later became the Beatles.

George Harrison was raised by Catholic parents and later converted Hare Krishna. I'm not entirely about what Hare Krishna is all about, and I know some forms of Catholicism are opposed to same sex love... I don't believe George himself would be "homophobic" considering his belief for equality amongst humanity.

Boyd was infertile and never had any children.

He ate too much fruit and died of diarrhea on the toilet :p

Watch Horrible Histories on CBBC and you'll see I'm right :)

A psychiatric patient named Michael Abram. He apparently had nursed an irrational obsession with the Beatles, as had Mark Chapman with John Lennon.

george harrison married Pattie Boyd in 1966, but divorced in 1977, then harrison married olivia arias in 1978 . i dont have the official month and day, but you can always look it up on google! hope this helps!

His brothers were Harry and Peter. Peter helped George fix his first guitar when he took it apart by accident, and played his first show with him (calling themselves The Rebels). The eldest was their sister Louise. She married and moved to America, and George stayed with her on his first American visit.

Harrison had 3 types of cancer during his lifetime. he had throat cancer, lung cancer and finally brain cancer, which (ironically) was what his mother died from.

he was a smoker, which probably was a factor.

George Harrison was born on February 25, 1943

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If you have provenance for the images, you could have something very valuable. I would recommend that you find a forensic art expert who can help you authenticate them as originals, that is unless you have great provenance. Otherwise the photos would be worth between $20-150 depending on size.

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".