George Harrison

His organ and piano playing was also prominently featured on George Harrison's 'All Things Must Pass'

Here's what you need to know about the gorgeous, vaguely foreboding track.

They made a habit of resurrecting unreleased material, with some tracks dating back to their teens.

This band was not above lobbing potshots at one another, but they also took aim at a host of other worthy targets.

These tracks were as varied and unpredictable as the former Beatles star's solo career.

He scored the most recent chart-topping Beatles solo song in a period of comeback and renewal.

They were sent in the early '70s, as Slowhand tried to charm the model away from George Harrison.

Drummer Jim Keltner recalls "brutal" comments that were not to be imitated.

All four members of the band can be heard on the newly completed track.

Behind the making of the last ever Beatles song.

The director shares his involvement in the AI-aided track.

Almost 20 chart-toppers followed the band's turn-of-the-'70s demise, but they weren't all created equally.

A book from one former member and a song lyric from another helped kick-start the hit song.

Production problems robbed ambitious Monty Python-linked film of some driving forces.

Any rock legend can release a great LP with a misstep (or two) along the way.

'All Things Must Pass' moved with a euphoric rumble, while the follow-up settled into an often questioning seriousness.