How George Harrison's Wife Olivia Helped Him in the Songwriting Process
Many women helped George Harrison throughout his career. His mother Louise supported him when he was a boy with a dream of becoming the next Carl Perkins. Then, his first wife, Pattie Boyd, inspired him to write The Beatles’ “Something,” one of the best love songs ever. But only one woman helped him the most and continues to help him years after his death, his wife, Olivia. It’s only fitting that Olivia gets to look over her husband’s legacy when she helped write some of his songs.
Olivia wasn’t just an inspiration and a muse for George. She helped him in the song process whenever she could, and she’s still helping by spending hours remastering George’s albums and finding lost lyrics in the seat cushions of their couches years later.
Source: cheatsheet.com
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