Remembering George Harrison on his birthday π
π· Curt Gunther, 1964
"He may not have written the songs for which they will be remembered, but without his gift for discovery the group might have taken a much less interesting & productive course."
- Richard Williams
π· Curt Gunther, 1964
"He may not have written the songs for which they will be remembered, but without his gift for discovery the group might have taken a much less interesting & productive course."
- Richard Williams
George Harrison's Leap of Faith into the arms of director Richard Lester
A Hard Day's Night, 1964
The still photographer on the set was Bert Cann
#stillonset
A Hard Day's Night, 1964
The still photographer on the set was Bert Cann
#stillonset
Backstage during the Roy Orbison/Gerry & The Pacemakers UK tour. Oh, & The Beatles...
Paul McCartney, Freddie Marsden, George Harrison, Gerry Marsden, Ringo Starr, Les Maguire, John Lennon, John 'Les' Chadwick, Roy Orbison
π· Harry Hammond, May 1, 1963
Paul McCartney, Freddie Marsden, George Harrison, Gerry Marsden, Ringo Starr, Les Maguire, John Lennon, John 'Les' Chadwick, Roy Orbison
π· Harry Hammond, May 1, 1963
Barry Feinstein
George Harrison & Phil Spector
Mixing session for the Concert for Bangladesh album
New York City, 1971
George Harrison & Phil Spector
Mixing session for the Concert for Bangladesh album
New York City, 1971
Norman Parkinson's great shot of George Harrison, recording With The Beatles in Studio 2, Abbey Road Studios
September 12, 1963
September 12, 1963
George Harrison & Ravi Shankar by Ed Caraeff
Los Angeles, August 3, 1967
George called the great sitar master "the first person who ever impressed me in my life."
Los Angeles, August 3, 1967
George called the great sitar master "the first person who ever impressed me in my life."
A lovely portrait of George Harrison by
@GeredMankowitz
"Once you get rich and famous, you think, 'this wasn't it.' And that made me go on to find out what it is."
@GeredMankowitz
"Once you get rich and famous, you think, 'this wasn't it.' And that made me go on to find out what it is."
George Harrison & Pattie Boyd by Brian Duffy, 1966
They're in Monaco watching the filming of John Frankenheimer's Grand Prix.
They're in Monaco watching the filming of John Frankenheimer's Grand Prix.
Baron Wolman's shot of George Harrison at Apple Corps headquarters, London, September 1968
I'd love to know what book he's reading.
I'd love to know what book he's reading.
George Harrison by Pattie Boyd ποΈ
George Harrison by Robert Whitaker
bromide print, 1966
@NPGLondon
My favourite portrait of George, I think
bromide print, 1966
@NPGLondon
My favourite portrait of George, I think
George Harrison by Terry O'Neill, 1990
"I don't want to be in the business full-time, because I'm a gardener. I plant flowers and watch them grow. I don't want to go out to clubs and partying. I stay at home and watch the river flow."
"I don't want to be in the business full-time, because I'm a gardener. I plant flowers and watch them grow. I don't want to go out to clubs and partying. I stay at home and watch the river flow."
Barry Feinstein's famous cover shot for George Harrison's 1970 album All Things Must Pass.
Here's another shot of George Harrison by Barry Feinstein. I've seen two dates for this: 1970 (during the All Things Must Pass shoot at Friar Park), and 1975 in Los Angeles. Either way, Feinstein captures something very personal about Harrison in spite of the formal pose.
George Harrison by Mark Seliger, 1992
"We were four relatively sane people in the middle of the madness."
"We were four relatively sane people in the middle of the madness."
George Harrison on the set of A Hard Dayβs Night
π· David Hurn, 1964
π· David Hurn, 1964
A set #list taped to the top of George Harrison's guitar, before a concert in Hamburg, 26th June 1966
π· Robert Whitaker
π· Robert Whitaker
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