Olivia Harrison

The 1976 compilation that mixed Beatles classics with solo hits-timed to clash with his Dark Horse debut-remains a unique artifact in the Fab Four canon, and one Harrison openly disavowed.

The third instalment in the Anthology series captured the final chapter of the band's studio years with alternate takes, demos and previously unheard performances from the White Album through Abbey Road and Let It Be.

The songwriter behind She's So High reveals how John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison shaped his debut, including a musical detail borrowed from McCartney that connects three songs on the album.

Glenn Shorrock remembers recording The Twilights' "What's Wrong With The Way I Live?" at Abbey Road with Norman "Hurricane" Smith, while Paul McCartney was working on "Penny Lane" nearby and George Harrison arrived for the session.

Ringo Starr's 1976 album Rotogravure remains one of the rarest post-Beatles records, bringing songwriting contributions from John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Starr himself.

The Beatles have released a third preview from the expanded Rubber Soul collection, revealing the previously unheard Second Version, Take 2 of Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown), featuring an early arrangement built around George Harrison's sitar.

Donovan's 1966 psychedelic landmark turns 60 with a legacy that links The Beatles, future Led Zeppelin members and Australian songwriter Ben Lee.