George Harrison was proud of his slide guitar work on “This Is Love” from his 1987 album, Cloud Nine. The former Beatle often turned to his long-time friend and collaborator, Eric Clapton, to add ...

George wrote “This Guitar (Can’t Keep From Crying)” as a sequel to his Beatles song, “While My Guitar Gently Weeps.” He did a similar thing for “Here Comes The Sun” with “Here Comes The Moon.” During ...

The electric guitar that helped George Harrison ascend to stardom is ready for another musician. The vintage Futurama, which the late Beatle favored during his band’s formative days, will go under the ...

Guitar lessons: Before the chemical-fuelled studio experimentation of their psychedelic ‘middle’ period, The Beatles were a remarkably well-honed hit machine. Their live-in-the-studio performances ...

The guitar played by George Harrison during the Beatles’ final appearance at the Cavern Club in Liverpool is expected to sell for as much as $500,000 at auction in September, sales agents Gardiner ...

"This Guitar (Can't Keep From Crying)" simultaneously recalled one of George Harrison's greatest moments with the Beatles as it bid that era a definitive goodbye. Released on Dec. 8, 1975, this would ...

George Harrison’s expertise on guitar was far more subdued than other players. He isn’t considered a flashy soloist like Jimi Hendrix or Jimmy Page. Instead he dealt in timeless riffs. He is ...

A guitar bought by the late George Harrison for £58 has sold for over £1 million at auction. The late Beatles star's mother paid for the Resonet Futurama instrument in 1959 when he was a 16-year-old ...

A guitar purchased by George Harrison on his September 1963 trip to Southern Illinois is expected to fetch over $400,000 at an auction later this spring. The rare 1962 Rickenbacker 425 guitar Harrison ...

Mandolins hang from sausage hooks at San Francisco's oldest instrument shop, a Castro district secret called Peacock Music. "Used to be the Chinatown Meat Co.," George Peacock, the owner, says, ...

An electric guitar played by George Harrison on British television before the Beatles' U.S. "invasion" fetched $657,000 at auction on Saturday in New York, topping pre-sale estimates, Julien's ...