George Harrison hoped 'My Sweet Lord' would provoke God-consciousness in the younger generations who he felt were wasting their lives.

George Harrison‘s “My Sweet Lord” was popular, but George preferred another song from the same album. He revealed Bob Dylan sang the other song to him when they were hanging out. In addition ...

George Harrison ‘s “ My Sweet Lord ” was inspired by a song that gave George a religious experience. Subsequently, “My Sweet Lord” became a hit once in the United States and twice in the ...

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.

George Harrison wanted to release 'My Sweet Lord' because no one else was talking about religion in popular music.

George Harrison's "My Sweet Lord" has quite the pedigree. While "My Sweet Lord" was famous in the United States, its success in the United Kingdom is jaw-dropping.

George Harrison's "My Sweet Lord" provoked controversy for its lyrics. Previously, Donovan included similar lyrics in one of his songs.

George Harrison's hymn "My Sweet Lord" absolutely did not need the club music treatment from dance artist Troye Sivan.

John Lennon's "Imagine" and George Harrison's "My Sweet Lord" were both hits but only one reached the summit of the Billboard Hot 100.

John Lennon made a typical joke once his former bandmate, George Harrison, started gaining success for 'My Sweet Lord.' ...

On Sunday night, following the release of 'The Idol' finale, Troye Sivan released his cover of 'My Sweet Lord' by George Harrison.

And with it, viewers of the HBO series got to hear Troye Sivan reimagine “My Sweet Lord,” the beloved, guitar-backed 1970 song by Beatle George Harrison, during the final episode.