George Harrison

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Photographer Barry Feinstein (1931-2011) had a decades-long career most famously capturing the most iconic photos of Bob Dylan and George Harrison. Barry was on-hand from 1970-1972 for Harrison's blockbuster "Triple Crown" – the release of All Things Must Pass; The Concert for Bangladesh; and Living in the Material World. Feinstein captured George Harrison at home, in his garden, and in the caves on his property. Nearly all the images are previously unpublished. The book will also contain never-before-seen ephemera related to these seminal releases. Barry's widow will ask Bob Dylan and Ringo to contribute text. The book will coincide with the 50th anniversary of All Things Must Pass. George Harrison is the best-selling post-breakup Beatle, and there is still a significant fandom for George Harrison. George Harrison: Be Here Now is a deep visual dive that Beatles/George Harrison fans will want to add to their collection.Photographer Barry Feinstein (1931-2011) had a decades-long career most famously capturing the most iconic photos of Bob Dylan and George Harrison. Barry was on-hand from 1970-1972 for Harrison's blockbuster "Triple Crown" – the release of All Things Must Pass; The Concert for Bangladesh; and Living in the Material World. Feinstein captured George Harrison at home, in his garden, and in the caves on his property. Nearly all the images are previously unpublished. The book will also contain never-before-seen ephemera related to these seminal releases. Barry's widow will ask Bob Dylan and Ringo to contribute text. The book will coincide with the 50th anniversary of All Things Must Pass. George Harrison is the best-selling post-breakup Beatle, and there is still a significant fandom for George Harrison. George Harrison: Be Here Now is a deep visual dive that Beatles/George Harrison fans will want to add to their collection.
A singular collection of never-before-seen photos and ephemera of "the quiet Beatle," George Harrison 1970-1973 during his meteoric solo career, as captured by famed photographer Barry Feinstein.