George Harrison, recognized as “The Quiet One” of The Beatles, played a pivotal role in shaping the iconic band’s musical landscape. With timeless hits like “Something” and “While My Guitar Gently Weeps,” George’s guitar prowess and songwriting skills contributed significantly to The Beatles’ global success during the rock ‘n’ roll era.

Beyond his musical contributions, George embarked on a spiritual journey in the 1960s, introducing Indian influences to The Beatles. Post-breakup, he continued his solo career with notable hits such as “My Sweet Lord,” showcasing a depth of creativity that extended beyond the confines of the band.

In 1978, George’s son, Dhani Harrison, was born. Despite the burden of expectations that came with being the child of a Beatle, Dhani opted to pursue individuality. Studying industrial design and physics at Brown University, he resisted being pigeonholed as “The son of George Harrison.”

However, life took a poignant turn when George fell ill. Facing the harsh reality of his father’s mortality, Dhani reevaluated his priorities and refocused on music. It was during this challenging period that George expressed a last wish – for Dhani to complete his final album, “Brainwashed,” alongside Jeff Lynne.

Released in 2002, “Brainwashed” became a heartfelt tribute to George Harrison’s musical legacy. Following his father’s wish, Dhani continued to navigate his musical journey. Forming the band Thenewno2, Dhani engaged in various music projects, ensuring that George’s enduring influence remains alive and well in the world of music.