1969 excerpt from George Harrison's diary reveals what he did moments after he 'left the Beatles'
George Harrison walked out on the Beatles on January 10, 1969, and his diary offers a glimpse into how he dealt with the split.
1969 excerpt from George Harrison's diary reveals what he did moments after he ‘left the Beatles’
The 20th century was blessed with the Beatles, whose soul-stirring music resonated across the globe. Composed of vivid and talented artists, the band was an integral part of the music industry. But in 1969, George Harrison left the Beatles for his own reasons and quit the band. According to Diaries of Note, a letter from that year sheds light on Harrison's reasons for leaving and his subsequent actions. On January 10, 1969, Harrison detailed in his diary what he did moments before and after he "left the Beatles." The band had been practicing tirelessly for their final album. Besides that, some tension and disagreements were building up among members.
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