Beatles, The
The Beatles release George Harrisons "Something" as a single
Follow George Harrison through 72 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
The Beatles release George Harrisons "Something" as a single
Begins recording, "Something"
Begins recording, "Here Comes the Sun"
Harrison joins John Lennon & the Plastic Ono Band onstage, the 1st time they had shared a stage since 1st May 1966
George Harrison & Phil Spector begin work on the final mixing of the album, "All Things Must Pass"
Releases the single, "My Sweet Lord"
Releases album, "All Things Must Pass" in the USA
Releases album, "All Things Must Pass" in Britain
Paul McCartney files a suit to dissolve the Beatles
Releases the single, "What Is Life?" in America
Releases the single, "Bangla Desh" in America
Invites Dylan to perform at the Concert for Bangladesh.
Role range: 1943-2001
2 benefit concerts at New Yorks Madison Square Garden for the people of Bangladesh
George Harrison purchases Friar Park for 200,000 pounds
Releases album, "The Concert for Bangla Desh"
Releases single, "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)", 2nd solo single to top the US charts
Releases album, "Living in a Material World"
George Harrison founds Dark Horse Records, its 1st hit is "Costafine Town" by Splinter
Releases album, "Dark Horse" in the US
Releases album, "Dark Horse" in the UK
The Beatles final dissolution takes place
Releases album, "Exttra Texture" in the UK
George Harrison signs himself to Dark Horse Records after the Beatles recording contract with EMI expires
Founds HandMade Films
Releases Album, "Somewhere in England"
Releases the single "Got My Mind Set on You" reaches number two in the UK and number one in America. Releases Album, "Cloud Nine"
Releases the single "Got My Mind Set on You" reaches number two in the UK and number one in America. Releases Album, "Cloud Nine"
Records Traveling Wilburys Vol 1 with Dylan and others.
Role range: 1988-1990
Releases album, "The Travelling Wilburys Volume 1"
George Harrison publicly discloses that he has been treated for throat cancer
Stabbed several times & suffers a punctured lung. Attacked by an intruder at his mansion in Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire
Death of George Harrison, from cancer
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