After 50 years, George Harrison’s “My Sweet Lord” finally gets its first official video, and not without a little help from a lot of friends. With seemingly most of Hollywood and New York celebrities ...

Fifty-one years after its release, George Harrison's "My Sweet Lord" is getting its first music video — with a little help from the late Beatle's nearest and dearest. Director Lance Bangs tells PEOPLE ...

The most famous expression of George’s spirituality would be “My Sweet Lord.” The song’s lyrics are both inclusive and provocative. They detail George’s desire to be close to God and include ...

"My Sweet Lord" is a roller coaster of a song – and not just because of an arrangement that soars from George Harrison's simple acoustic figure to an utterly thunderous chorus. It arrived on Nov. 23, ...

A few months after its release, Harrison was sued for copyright infringement by the publisher of "He's So Fine," a 1963 hit for the Chiffons. Judge Richard Owen of the U.S. District Court for the ...

The Warhol social scene of 1970s New York was a source of intrigue for many — gay or straight, free-spirited or unadventurous — because human beings are inherently curious. The primal desire to delve ...

John is known for two genres of music: piano rock and glam rock. On the other hand, George delved into folk rock and religious music during his solo career. That doesn’t mean one of George’s religious ...

Just a few months before he died of cancer in 2001, George Harrison re-recorded an emotional version of his biggest hit, "My Sweet Lord" George Harrison became the first former Beatle to have a solo ...

George Harrison was often labeled “the quiet Beatle” in the heyday of the British quartet’s career. Perhaps this nickname came about because of Harrison’s role as lead guitarist or the backseat he ...

After 50 years, George Harrison‘s “My Sweet Lord” finally gets its first official video, and not without a little help from a lot of friends. In the star-packed effort directed by Lance Bangs and exec ...

“My Sweet Lord” gave George Harrison both his highest and lowest moments as a solo star. It twice went to number one but also cost him a fortune in legal fees following a lengthy plagiarism battle.