During sessions at Bob Dylan‘s home in Woodstock, New York, in 1968, he and George Harrison worked on the opening track to the former Beatle’s third album, All Things Must Pass, “I’d Have You Anytime.

Bob Dylan and George Harrison famously played together as members of The Traveling Wilburys, one of rock’s all-time supergroups. But their close friendship stretched out long before that, dating back ...

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A few weeks ago, a European record store got its hands on 1970, a limited-edition Bob Dylan compilation featuring outtakes and rarities, plus collaborations with George Harrison. It quickly sold out ...

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Even though George Harrison was more beloved than almost any pop culture figure, he felt privileged to have some musicians in ...