George Harrison

Nicknamed the “quiet Beatle,” he gave the world's most famous band delicate guitar work and new colors inspired by India. He wrote the immortal songs “Here Comes the Sun” and “While My Guitar Gently Weeps,” stood out for his modesty and deep interest in Eastern philosophies. After the breakup of the Beatles, he also succeeded as a solo artist and earned respect as a distinctive musician, songwriter, and philanthropist.