The Beatles' First Manager Said George Harrison Didn't Put up With Any 'Bulls*******
Anyone close to George Harrison knew he had a very low tolerance for nonsense. The Beatles’ first manager, Allan Williams, knew this well, as did George’s friends.
“Allan Williams, who booked The Beatles at his Liverpool club the Jacaranda and later took them to Hamburg, describes Harrison as ‘nice to get on with, but he wouldn’t suffer fools,'” Graeme Thomson wrote. “‘He always had a sharp tongue. Crikey, yeah! He didn’t put up with any bullshitters.'”
Thompson continued, “He was capable of a kind of blissful clarity of thought and perception often only accessible to a child, although through his life he frequently struggled to articulate it to his own satisfaction; he also had a similarly childlike knack for uncomfortably straight-talking.
Source: Hannah Wigandt/cheatsheet.com
