George Harrison
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By Christopher Scapelliti Published
GW dissects the album that changed the band's musical trajectory, and that of pop music as a whole

By Jamie Dickson Published
The fabled Stratocaster was the rosewood counterpart to the Telecaster popularized by George Harrison – and only two were ever made

By Matt Owen Published
The guitar, along with a Fender Precision Bass, played a key part in the negotiations that led to the safe return of his legendary Lucy Les Paul, which was stolen in 1973

By Matt Owen Published
The Burst was used as a bargaining chip along with a Fender Precision Bass to ensure the safe return of the Beatles guitarist's prized single-cut, which was stolen in 1973

By Jackson Maxwell Published
Also going under the hammer is the destroyed neck of a guitar used (and subsequently smashed) by Kurt Cobain

By Jonathan Horsley Published
The Oscar-winning director has also opened up about enabling that iconic Lennon/McCartney virtual duet at Glastonbury

By Damian Fanelli Last updated
17 highlights from five decades’ worth of Clapton/Fab Four studio collaborations – besides While My Guitar Gently Weeps

By Total Guitar editors Last updated
We delve into the wonderful world of Beatles harmony with a look at the trademark shapes and progressions of the Fab Four

By Chris Gill Last updated
The electrics, acoustics and amplifiers that accompanied George Harrison, John Lennon and Paul McCartney in some of their final recordings as the Beatles

By Rod Brakes Published
The story of a cult classic Telecaster that began life as a prototype for George Harrison, and was introduced to the world when he played it at the Beatles' 1969 rooftop gig
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