The Quiet One of the Beatles' Fab Four

he Beatles' Band members are also known to fans because the "Fab Four", referring to  [http://www.legalsoundz.com John Lennon] , Paul McCartney,  [http://www.legalsoundz.com Ringo Starr]  and George Harrison. On the 4, George Harrison was perceived as the quiet 1. Even though equally talented, George was observed as low-key frequent figure, with quiet demeanor. Such attitude differentiated him from his 3 co-members and fans dubbed  [http://www.legalsoundz.com George Harrison]  as the "quiet one". George was recognized to become the youngest Beatles' member and it was most likely the cause of his unassuming disposition towards his elder buddies, or likely due to his innate nature as a peaceful particular person. His musical compositions are observed to be reflective of his spirituality. The Fab 4 was said to become so close with each other, that even their wives could not have an understanding of and get in to the four's intimacy.

Amongst George's popular contributions to the Beatles had been hit songs entitled "Something" and "Here Comes the Sun". He had composed quite a few songs that had been released only following the band disbanded in 1970. Immediately after the band's break up, George embarked on a solo profession and released his accumulated compositions in an album entitled "All Factors Ought to Pass". The album was reportedly effective. It contains the hit single "My Sweet Lord" that landed no. 1 in each the U.S. and U.K. charts.

Soon after "All Issues Will need to Pass", George Harrison had released additional albums, like "Living in the Material World" that also came out productive, but was not able to attain the level of popularity that "All Things Will need to Pass" had achieved. He had also performed with other well-liked music artists like Bob Dylan and helped formed a group named the "Travelling Willbury".

His album entitled "Cloud Nine" reached platinum and was a hit in both U.S. and U.K. reaching no. 1 in the charts. His final album "Brainwashed" was released in 2002 a year after his death. It is by means of this album that George Harrison earned the 2004 Grammy Award for the best Pop Instrumental Overall performance resulting from "Marwa Blues", his instrumental track. He is listed no. 11 in Rolling Stones Magazine's "100 Greatest Guitarist of All Time"

Aside from becoming an acclaimed musician and a song writer, George Harrison also ventured into film generating. He established the Handmade Films, and has appeared in some of its movies. He was also known as a gardener. He was said to have worked on developing his gardens and located solace on it. His autobiography "I Me Mine" was devoted to "gardeners everywhere".

George Harrison was involved in humanitarian pursuits and has founded the Material World Charitable Foundation. He initiated a benefit concert for Bangladesh.

Apart from the awards and recognitions earned as part of the Beatles, George Harrison was the first recipient on the Billboard Century Award in 1992, for his considerable contributions to the music business and lots of extra posthumous awards. He died in November 2001 at the age of 58.

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