Of the four Beatles, George Harrison is perhaps the one whose solo legacy has grown most dramatically in the decades since the band broke up. Underestimated within The Beatles ā limited to two or three songs per album while Lennon and McCartney dominated ā Harrison emerged in 1970 with All Things Must Pass and proved, definitively, that he had been holding back a masterpiece. At Beatles Fabdom, our officially licensed George Harrison collection celebrates every dimension of that extraordinary career.
All Things Must Pass
Released in November 1970, All Things Must Pass was a triple album ā an almost unheard-of format for a debut solo record. Produced by Phil Spector with Harrison, it drew on years of songs that had been rejected or overlooked during the Beatles years: "My Sweet Lord", "What Is Life", "Isn't It a Pity", "Beware of Darkness". It was a creative explosion from an artist finally given the space to express himself fully. It reached number one in both the UK and the US and remains one of the greatest albums ever made. Read the full story: All Things Must Pass at 55: George Harrison's Masterpiece and Why It Still Matters ā
All Things Must Pass T-Shirt (Grey)
The iconic All Things Must Pass artwork on a quality grey tee ā understated, elegant, and deeply significant. Shop now ā
All Things Must Pass Text Infill T-Shirt (White)
A bolder, text-driven take on the All Things Must Pass theme on white ā for fans who love the album's title as much as its music. Shop now ā
Dark Horse
In 1974, Harrison founded Dark Horse Records ā his own independent label, named after his 1974 album. The Dark Horse logo became one of the most distinctive in rock music, and the label released records by Harrison, Ravi Shankar, and others throughout the 1970s and beyond. It was a statement of artistic independence that defined Harrison's post-Beatles identity.
Dark Horse Pullover Hoodie (Blue)
The Dark Horse artwork on a premium blue pullover hoodie ā bold, warm, and unmistakably Harrison. Shop now ā
Dark Horse T-Shirt (Black, Back Print)
The Dark Horse design on a classic black tee with back print ā a statement piece for fans of Harrison's independent era. Shop now ā
Dark Horse Logo T-Shirt (Black, Back Print)
The iconic Dark Horse logo on black with back print ā clean, graphic, and a favourite among Harrison collectors. Shop now ā
Portrait & Artistic Designs
Harrison was one of the most photographed and painted musicians of his generation ā and our portrait range captures different facets of the man: the performer, the spiritual seeker, the artist.
Live Portrait T-Shirt (Black)
A striking live performance portrait on black ā Harrison at his most commanding on stage. Shop now ā
Water Colour Portrait T-Shirt (White)
A beautifully rendered watercolour portrait on white ā gentle, artistic, and deeply personal. Shop now ā
Circular Portrait T-Shirt (Charcoal Grey)
A circular portrait design on charcoal grey ā understated and sophisticated, perfect for everyday wear. Shop now ā
Sun & Moon T-Shirt (Black)
Drawing on Harrison's deep interest in Eastern philosophy and spirituality, the Sun & Moon design is one of the most distinctive in our range. Shop now ā
Extra Texture T-Shirt (Navy Blue)
Celebrating Harrison's 1975 album Extra Texture (Read All About It) on a quality navy blue tee. Shop now ā
The Traveling Wilburys
In 1988, Harrison formed the Traveling Wilburys with Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, and Jeff Lynne ā a supergroup assembled almost by accident during a recording session for a Harrison B-side. The resulting album, Traveling Wilburys Vol. 1, was a joyful, loose, and deeply likeable record that became one of the best-selling albums of the year. Read the full story: The Traveling Wilburys: The Greatest Accidental Supergroup ā
Traveling Wilburys Band Photo T-Shirt (White)
The legendary five-piece in a classic band photo on white. Shop now ā
Traveling Wilburys Performing T-Shirt (Black)
The Wilburys in performance on a classic black tee. Shop now ā
The Quiet Beatle's Legacy
George Harrison died on 29th November 2001, aged 58. He left behind a body of work that continues to grow in stature ā not just All Things Must Pass and the Traveling Wilburys, but "Something" (which Frank Sinatra called the greatest love song ever written), "Here Comes the Sun", "While My Guitar Gently Weeps", and a spiritual journey that took him from Liverpool to India and back again. He was, in the end, anything but quiet. He was simply patient.
Read More: Life After The Beatles
- All Things Must Pass at 55: George Harrison's Masterpiece ā
- The Traveling Wilburys: The Greatest Accidental Supergroup ā
- John Lennon: From Beatle to New Yorker ā
- Paul McCartney & Wings: The Comeback That Conquered the World ā
- Ringo Starr: The Drummer, the Actor, the Peace & Love Ambassador ā
šļø Shop the full George Harrison Collection ā
Shop all officially licensed George Harrison merchandise at Beatles Fabdom.
0 comments