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George Harrison remains one of the Beatles’ most influential figures, with a lasting solo legacy shaped by introspective songwriting, spiritual explorations, and a philanthropic spirit. The Living in the Material World project, directed by Martin Scorsese for HBO, showcased Harrison’s life, music, and impact—earning two Emmy Awards and sparking renewed interest in his work. While there are no solo George Harrison tours in 2025, fans can explore authorized archival releases, box sets, and estate-approved events for material from the artist. The Harrison Estate maintains official channels and a destination for news, releases, and licensed merchandise for collectors and new listeners alike.

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This page gathers a detailed biography, highlights from Harrison’s discography, and the latest information on authorized presentations and releases. We’ll help you secure legitimate access to George Harrison material through official avenues, with context on his influence in music, film, and philanthropy, and guidance on how to stay connected with the estate’s news outlets.

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Biography at a glance: Born in Liverpool in 1943, George Harrison joined the Beatles and evolved into a pioneering solo artist, guitarist, and producer. His work fused Western rock with Indian instrumentation and philosophical themes. Beyond music, he championed charitable causes through The Material World Foundation, reflecting his enduring legacy. The 2011 HBO Scorsese documentary, Living in the Material World, offers a comprehensive portrait of his life and artistry, and the 2024 50th-anniversary edition of that era revisits his creative journey with remixes and a companion book overseen by the Harrison estate (Olivia and Dhani Harrison).

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For fans and collectors, official channels provide authorized material, from remastered releases to estate-approved events, ensuring authenticity and quality. Explore the latest from George Harrison’s official pages and trusted retailers for a respectful, informative experience that honors his influential career.

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Quick Facts About George Harrison: Living in the Material World

  • Documentary George Harrison: Living in the Material World (2011) was directed by Martin Scorsese for HBO and won two Emmy Awards (Outstanding Directing for Nonfiction and Outstanding Nonfiction Special).
  • A 50th‑anniversary edition of Living in the Material World was released in 2024 with remixes and a companion book, overseen by the Harrison estate (Olivia and Dhani Harrison).
  • George Harrison died on November 29, 2001; there are no solo George Harrison tours in 2025—ticket buyers should look to authorized archival releases, box sets and estate-approved events for George Harrison material.
  • The Harrison estate maintains official channels (eg. George Harrison on X) and an official site with news, releases and a store, which are useful for fans and collectors buying officially licensed material.
  • Discography below lists Harrison’s solo studio albums (12 total) from Brainwashed (2002) back to Wonderwall Music (1968).
  • Living in the Material World branding and ties to charity (The Material World Foundation) reflect Harrison’s ongoing influence beyond recordings, including a long‑standing philanthropic profile.

The records

George Harrison: Living in the Material World Discography

  • Brainwashed
    2002 · Dark Horse
  • Cloud Nine
    1987 · Dark Horse
  • Gone Troppo
    1982 · Dark Horse
  • Somewhere in England
    1981 · Dark Horse
  • George Harrison
    1979 · Dark Horse
  • Thirty Three & 1/3
    1976 · Dark Horse
  • Extra Texture (Read All About It)
    1975 · Apple/ EMI
  • Dark Horse
    1974 · Apple/ EMI
  • Living in the Material World
    1973 · Apple/ EMI
  • All Things Must Pass
    1970 · Apple/ EMI
  • Electronic Sound
    1969 · Zapple/ EMI
  • Wonderwall Music
    1968 · Apple/ EMI

The hits

Top George Harrison: Living in the Material World Songs

  • Got My Mind Set on You
    1987 · US #1; UK #2
  • All Those Years Ago
    1981 · US #2; UK #13
  • Blow Away
    1980 · US #16; UK #51
  • This Song
    1976 · US #25; UK #30
  • Ding Dong, Ding Dong
    1974 · US #36; UK #38
  • Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)
    1973 · US #1; UK #8
  • My Sweet Lord
    1970 · US #1; UK #1

Biography at a glance: Born in Liverpool in 1943, George Harrison joined the Beatles and evolved into a pioneering solo artist, guitarist, and producer. His work fused Western rock with Indian instrumentation and philosophical themes. Beyond music, he championed charitable causes through The Material World Foundation, reflecting his enduring legacy. The 2011 HBO Scorsese documentary, Living in the Material World, offers a comprehensive portrait of his life and artistry, and the 2024 50th-anniversary edition of that era revisits his creative journey with remixes and a companion book overseen by the Harrison estate (Olivia and Dhani Harrison).

For fans and collectors, official channels provide authorized material, from remastered releases to estate-approved events, ensuring authenticity and quality. Explore the latest from George Harrison’s official pages and trusted retailers for a respectful, informative experience that honors his influential career.

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