George Harrison

Late Beatles bandmate died 20 years ago today.

The first No. 1 hit by a former member of the Beatles quickly became the subject of a high-profile lawsuit.

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

They discussed radically shifting the band's approach on a potential follow-up to 'Abbey Road.'

The former Beatles star's solo career boasted this uniformity of message. It always had a familial atmosphere too.

Olivia Harrison has said that she and her son have spoken about putting the final touches on songs recorded by her late husband.

They did make a helpful suggestion for replacing it.

He never lost his sense of showmanship, despite the intensity of the performance.

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

The third part of the equation that would become the Beatles fell into place on Feb. 6, 1958.

It happened after a frustratingly unproductive morning spent working on "Get Back" and "Two of Us."

A guitar once briefly borrowed by George Harrison has found a new home — and the instrument's new owner has paid handsomely for the privilege.