George Harrison was always known as the quiet Beatle, but the moment he stepped out of that shadow at the Concert for ...

George Harrison's greatness lived in the shadows of The Beatles, at least until the later stages of the 1960s, when he found his groove. But why?

There aren;t many people who can trump the songwriting efforts of George Harrison, but for him, there is one man who delivers more than any other.

Pint of Science will explore other cities across India. We already have an overwhelming interest from many other cities,’ said Debarati Chatterjee, director of Pint of Science.

In the ’60s and ’70s, The Beatles were already experimenting with Ravi Shankar ji, so it’s not like we did anything ...

In the smoky, dim-lit bar of Brussels, in 1993, Bickram Ghosh sat transfixed. Fresh off his first ever concert with the legendary Pandit Ravi Shankar, still in his kurta-pyjama, he watched as an ...

The gypsy jazz virtuoso would later go on to complete a long-lost Harrison song that had been scribbled on an envelope ...

“I had just been turned on to Ravi Shankar by a friend in the States ... a teacher that he liked.” The Beatles’ early 1968 sojourn to India proved a veritable breeding ground for further ...

NEW DELHI (AP) — With an instrument perplexing to most Westerners, Ravi Shankar helped connect the world through music. The sitar virtuoso hobnobbed with the Beatles, became a hippie musical ...

Contrary to popular beliefs, George Harrison was introduced to the sitar a while before meeting Pandit Ravi Shankar, even having played the instrument in the 1965 The Beatles‘ song Norwegian Wood.

The daughter of Ravi Shankar, a cross-cultural innovator who made Indian music popular throughout the world (his Western fans included a band called the Beatles), she first picked up the sitar at ...

"Wanna try a Beatles tunes? You want to try a Bob song ... and one from the Chants of India album called "Prabhuji," with Ravi Shankar and his wife, Sukanya. Following "Any Road," Harrison ...