“If Not for You” with George Harrison, the late Beatles guitarist who, along with Indian sitar maestro Ravi Shankar, organised the concert in 1971.

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George Harrison, an ex-Beatle, not only wrote a song, ‘Bangladesh’, which became a top-10 single in Britain, but also sponsored a “Concert for Bangladesh” at New York. Joan Baez, already known for her ...

“If Not for You” with George Harrison, the late Beatles guitarist who, along with Indian sitar maestro Ravi Shankar, organised the concert in 1971.

George Harrison gained a reputation as being a seeker of sorts, constantly searching for insight about the way to live his life under the strange circumstances of being a worldwide celebrity.

2. “Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)” Many diehard George Harrison fans say that “Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)” is his very best song, and may even be better than much of his ...

The bands that will perform at the concert are Lineup, Titleless, Sonar Bangla Circus, Highway, Wound, Relative, Chander Gari, Averse of Bangladesh, Art of Heaven, Shepherd, AK Rahul & Black Zang. JnU ...

A music concert was held in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, to raise funds and support for those affected by the recent floods that have killed at least 13 people and displaced nearly three ...

George Harrison’s second solo album, Living in the Material World, is receiving a massive box set reissue for its 50th anniversary. Arriving on November 15th, the Super Deluxe Edition features the ...