George Harrison only took one album with him during his first trip to India in 1966. The six-week trip changed his life forever, but that one album kept him tethered to the Western world.

George Harrison traveled to India to fully understand spiritualism . In 1965, George and his fellow Beatle, John Lennon, took LSD for the first time.

George Harrison made one last pilgrimage to sacred lands in India only weeks before his death. During his visit, he bathed in the holy Ganges River. Shortly after, on Nov. 29, 2001, George ...

A frustrated George Harrison wrote an unreleased song during The Beatles‘ Trip to India in 1968. The Fab Four attended a retreat at the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s ashram in Rishikesh to learn ...

George Harrison, a member of the Beatles, died in 2001 at age 58 from cancer. ... It was Boyd who introduced Harrison to meditation, and the Beatles traveled to India in 1968.

Pattie Boyd is one of the very few people in the world who can say she's been married to not one but two rock icons. The model and photographer, who was famously married to George Harrison, only to ...

During his tenure with The Beatles, George Harrison often struggled to make his creative contributions recognized. With John Lennon and Paul McCartney dominating the band's creative direction as ...

George Harrison and Donovan were both present during The Beatles' famous trip to India. Donovan's "Hurdy Gurdy Man" may have been inspired by the Fab Four's guru.

George Harrison said David Bowie ‘ought to make up his mind what sex he is, then decide what kind of music to make’ In 1976, George spoke with India Today about current music.

George Harrison didn’t think highly of Elton John’s music In a 1976 interview with India Today , George touched on the day’s music. For him, no other form of music could hold a candle to ...

George Harrison's "My Sweet Lord" was inspired by a quote from a historical figure who had important connections to India and the United States. by Matthew Trzcinski Published on April 2, 2023 ...

George Harrison, who would have been 81 on February 25, with John Lennon, Paul McCartney and Scottish singer-songwriter Donavon in India X Philip Norman’s aptly titled biography called him ‘the ...