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“The nicest, funniest guy I'd ever hung out with": Steve Lukather on meeting his hero, George Harrison
By Will Simpson published
Toto man shared stage with both Harrison and Eddie Van Halen

"They tell the real story of what led to one of the best-selling bands in history splitting up": Legal documents relating to The Beatles' break-up to be auctioned off
By Will Simpson published
The papers, used by lawyers during the legal battle that led to the band's split in 1974, are expected to fetch up to £8000

“I’m not a great lyricist or songwriter or producer. It's when you put all these things together — that makes me”: The 5 George Harrison post-Beatles songs you need to hear
By Neil Crossley published
Freed from the creative confines of The Beatles, George Harrison set out to realise his true creative potential. Here are five of his finest works…
![A comped image with a young George Harrison [left] onstage with the Beatles in Hamburg, a Gretsch Duo Jet strapped to his shoulder. On the right is his Futurama electric](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/b8Kr55ksRwtGJHnbs2GZvg-320-80.jpg)
George Harrison’s Futurama electric sells for a record $1.27 million at auction
By Jonathan Horsley published
The 1959 electric Harrison played during the Beatles' early days joins the one-million dollar club and Mary Kaye’s 1956 Strat sells for $222,250

Did George Harrison contribute to more Beatles songs than he is given credit for?
By Neil Crossley published
"I think in the balance I would have had more things to be niggled with him about than he would have with me"

Getting better: 5 ways the Beatles can help improve your guitar playing
By Leigh Fuge published
The school of George, John and Paul is in session

"The Beatles were never afraid to experiment with their chord choices inside songs": here are 4 to inspire your guitar playing
By Leigh Fuge published
While my Am7/G gently weeps

Was 9 February 1964 the most important day in rock 'n' roll history?
By Rob Laing published
"It was kind of like an alien invasion"
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