George Harrison was cremated without ceremony in a simple cardboard coffin just hours after he died, it was revealed last night. The ex-Beatle was taken to a crematorium in Los Angeles after his ...

George Harrison played a surprisingly integral role in the Rolling Stones landing their first record deal in the early 1960s.

George Harrison is sitting in a vast soundstage ... rooftop concert and perched on his knee is John Lennon’s 1965 Epiphone ...

There are a three in contention; an Epiphone Casino, Lennon's new Gretsch or ... our new single by sending in the film clip George Harrison "The idea was that we’d use them in America as well ...

George Harrison was never in any doubt about the cause of the cancer which had hit him twice before, blaming his smoking habit for the lung and throat tumours he had suffered over the past four years.

The first single from All Things Must Pass, “My Sweet Lord,” released with the B-Side, and another hit for Harrison, “What Is Life,” met a similar fate, topping the charts and giving ...

Today, we celebrate what would have been George Harrison's 78th birthday. When it comes to such milestones, the mind easily wanders in the direction of other, less sanguine anniversaries.

George Harrison was a British musician. He rose to fame as a member of The Beatles (1960-1970). The rock quartet holds the record for most Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hits with 20, including "Hey Jude ...

A national blue plaque to commemorate the life and work of Beatles icon George Harrison is to be unveiled later this year The life and legacy of Beatles icon George Harrison is to be commemorated ...

The childhood home of George Harrison has sold for £171,000 at auction. The Beatles guitarist moved to 25 Upton Green in Speke, Liverpool, in 1949 when he was six years old. Harrison rehearsed ...

It's 50 years since the UK release of George Harrison’s most successful solo single, My Sweet Lord, that was instrumental in popularising the Hindu divine form of Krishna in the west.

After The Beatles broke up in 1970, George Harrison fell in love with gardening, which inspires a new Selby Gardens exhibition in Sarasota.