George Harrison during the recording of Beatles for Sale in Abbey Road Studios, August 11, 1964. Photograph by Leslie Bryce.

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George Harrison during the recording of Beatles for Sale in Abbey Road Studios, August 11, 1964. Photograph by Leslie Bryce.
George and Ringo on the drums plus this comment: “I love George so much. He was very deep, but also so deeply funny and interesting. That was the only thing I wish there was more of in Martin Scorsese’s documentary about George. There was so much to George Harrison—the man, the musician and the gardener. I love and miss all the different sides of George. Like a song I did for George says, we are never really without George. He is still there in our hearts, within and without us.” From Ringo’s Lifted.
Ringo Starr + John Lennon in the studio recording Hey Jude (30th July 1968)
George just ruthlessly shooting down any and every idea for a spectacle is a highlight of Get Back.
“I love these big fields with the long, soft grass, the waves when the wind sweeps through them. How much easier would our lives be if we could learn from these observations? Just give in to the wind of life and not always resist it. You know what I mean?”
HAPPY BIRTHDAY GEORGE HARRISON (february 25, 1943)
George Harrison in Hello, Goodbye
Happy Birthday George Harrison // February 25, 1943.
Sleepy George Harrison pictures to bless your evening 💚
George when All Things Must Pass hit #1 on the Billboard charts:
“I mean we don’t know. It may be next week, it may be two or three years. But I think we’ll be in the business, either up there or down there, for at least another four years.”
George and Paul spend ages tugging away at their guitars when they're travelling. They tuck themselves away as far as they can from the engine noise and constantly re-tune. We can hear them working out harmony phrases and middle eights. If things happen to go silent in the bus you suddenly get shrill falsetto 'oohs' coming from where Paul and George are sitting.
Paul even manages to write new stuff on the bus but John waits until we're at the theatre. He hides away in some spare dressing room and then calls Paul to join him when he's ready to tryout a new verse or something.
– Helen Shapiro (Beatles Book Monthly No. 83 March 1983)
“Everyone Laughs at Ringo’s Sudden Apprehension.”
George's funky shades collection, a masterpost
1. My absolute favourite, the tiny bois
2. The blue bois
3. Dragonfly
4. Heart eyes mf
5. The square bois
6. Whatever the hell this is
7. Cloud nine album cover
8. Abbey Road yellow
9. Victor Frankenstein
(continued in reblogs)
my favourite tags on my get back gifs PART 7 (of many)
I am completely and utterly obsessed with George in this exact shirt and have spent the last two hours trying to find every single feasible photo of him in it <3
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