Glyn Johns has never forgotten the excitement he felt when the band recorded the Led Zeppelin album. “Blew my fucking socks ...

One of the staple attributes of George Harrison’s music is the Indian influence embedded within it. “My Sweet Lord,” “Within ... And that appeals to me to no end,” continued Crosby.

George Harrison ... My Sweet Lord. On that Harrison sang “I really want to see you . . . but it takes so long, my Lord”. Here he demands of his maker “Now don’t let me wait too long”.

As he recalled, “I was working on the arrangements of how [the various Harrison] songs could sound in the Gypsy Jazz style and Olivia texted me this ... my mind I could hear George humming ...

For The Beatles’ George Harrison ... desires behind and explored those notions in “My Sweet Lord”. You can also hear Harrison exploring religious separations and boundaries in the tune ...

After the court charged Harrison for committing a crime “subconsciously,” we can’t say we blame him for his attitude following the trial. George Harrison released “My Sweet Lord” on his ...

Both lead single “Give Me ... to hear why Living in the Material World has faded somewhat in the public consciousness, at least based on the evidence of this reissue. George Harrison might ...

George Harrison passed away on this day ... "I wasn’t consciously aware of the similarity between He’s So Fine and My Sweet Lord when I wrote the song," wrote Harrison in his autobiography I Me Mine. ...

Following the release of All Things Must Pass in 1971, George Harrison ... Me Wait Too Long”, the keening vocal even more yearning on the acoustic version (Take 49!) on the second disc. Fragments of ...

For George Harrison ... Consequently, “Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)” absolutely glistens in Hicks and Harrison’s hands, reveling in the brightness of the original recording and ...

In 1973, the world saw George Harrison as ... inspired “Sue Me, Sue You Blues.” But on the most personal level, his beloved mother Louise died in July 1970. You can hear her loss all over ...

What really jumps out at me is ... and George Harrison always envied people being in a band of people he liked! This is your least Jewish book, it’s safe to say, but “My Sweet Lord” gave ...