All Things Must Pass: The Life of George Harrison Kindle Edition

The early days are nostalgic and fun to relive, post Beatle mania is full of bitterness and acrimony. George is portrayed as both warm and sometimes mean , reclusive and disloyal. But living in a fish bowl your whole life wouldn't be easy. He's still my favorite Beatle. Definitely worth reading.

George has always been my favorite Beatle, and while I enjoyed this book, I found it a little thin and light on details. A majority of the book covers his time as a Beatle and the decade after their breakup.The stretch dealing with the 80s, 90s, and ultimately Harrison’s death in 2001 gets a bit repetitive. The author has a reverence for the subject but doesn't shy away from some of Harrison’s lower moments.The post-Beatle years dealing with his early solo success and the dissolution of his marriage to Pattie Boyd are the parts that I found most interesting. I knew the basic facts surrounding this era but the additional detail hammers home the whole affair between Boyd and Clapton and how awkward that has always seemed to me.A good quick read for fans, but not much substance for those that are looking for a deeper understanding of the man.

I absolutely adored George Harrison as a teenager in junior high school when the Beatles became popular. I found the book to be very interesting.

But as a George girl since 1964, no new news here except a quote from a groupy calling George a "strong and considerate lover" . There. You know all the new info. If you are new to Beatlemania, it's a good introduction to his life.

If you like George Harrison, you will learn many things about him and his life that you likely didn't know before.

i wondered why he wrote about him; and i wish i never bought this book.it seems he never interviewed him and it was mostly hear say.

Informative book

Gift Receiver loved it.

I love George but found this to be A rather thin and not indepth book. As a fan I could have written this off the top of my head. Much better autobiographies available. Hare Krishna!

Short but informative and interesting read

Still reading it good read though

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Having appreciated his music I find this book very interesting and an enjoyable read