1943-2001

THE "QUIET BEATLE"

GEORGE HARRISON WAS AT THE TOP OF ROCK & ROLL GUITAR PLAYERS. HE SEEMED IN THE EARLY YEARS OF 1964-65 NOT TO WANT TO SHOW TO MUCH BUT IT BECAME VERY CLEAR THAT HIS TALENT AS A MUSICIAN WAS VERY MUCH THE EQUAL OF LENNON & MCCARTNEY. DURING THE EARLY LP'S GEORGE GOT A TRACK OR TWO PER LP " DON'T BOTHER ME","OLD BROWN SHOW" ETC. THIS HELD UNTIL AROUND 1968 WHEN GEORGE UNLEASED "WHILE MY GUITAR GENTLY WEEPS",THEN HE REALLY PUT HIS STAMP ON THE BEATLES WITH ABBEY ROAD AND "SOMETHING", WHICH IS THE BEATLES BIGGEST SELLING SINGLE. WHILE JOHN AND PAUL WENT THROUGH VARIOUS STAGES AND EXPERIMENTED GEORGE ALWAYS SEEMED TO HAVE A KEEN SENSE OF WHAT HE WANTED TO DO. LOOKING BACK OVER HIS CATALOG,GEORGE PRODUCED SOME BEAUTIFIUL MUSIC THAT I THINK WILL BECOME EVEN MORE RESPECTED AS THE YEARS GO BY.