The story of "The Beatles" - without a doubt, the No. 1 group in world pop and rock music - is primarily the story of four simple Liverpool guys who turned the consciousness and life of entire generations upside down. Alan Clayson, an authoritative music historian and columnist, "couturier from pop music," a former rock musician, presents in this book a detailed biography of George Harrison - "the most mysterious of the Beatles," a guitarist who brought an oriental sound to the band's music, the author of the legendary composition "Something," a melancholy follower of ancient mystical practices.