George Harrison

George Harrison gathered his former bandmates for 1981 single “All Those Years Ago,” written about late friend.

Others subbed for him as far back as 1964's "You Can't Do That."

John Lennon wasn’t the only Beatle to battle with U.S. President.

Previously unseen “How Do You Sleep” footage appears in “Imagine” Reissue.

The star-packed 'Concert for George' will be reissued -- and broadly expanded – in time to commemorate the 75th anniversary of George Harrison's birth.

The former Beatles star wasn’t fond of touring, and he had good reasons.

By the time the ’80s arrived, the Beatles had been broken up for a decade.

Released in November 1970, "My Sweet Lord" made George Harrison the first of the Beatles to have a solo No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. But it sounded a little familiar ...

George Harrison's posthumous 2004 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame brought out some expected friends and collaborators – but it was fellow inductee Prince who stole the show.

There's a lot to celebrate about the most neglected Beatle.