George Harrison's widow Olivia Harrison talks about the upcoming 50th anniversary edition of 'Living in the Material World.' ...

Dhani Harrison says the estate is also working on an "incredible" restoration of The Concert for Bangladesh documentary.

George Harrison's highly acclaimed second solo album, Living in the Material World, recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. Released in May 1973, just five weeks after The Beatles' 1970 ...

George Harrison’s 1973 solo album, ‘Living in the Material World’ is being reissued as a deluxe box set in honor of its 50th anniversary.

George Harrison‘s gold-selling international Top 5 smash Living in the Material World will be expanded with a suite of expanded 50th-anniversary reissue packages.

All Things Must Pass looms so large in the George Harrison catalog that it can sometimes overwhelm everything else released in its wake. That includes its followup, Living in the Material World, a ...

The Beatles’ story has been told hundreds of times already, but guitarist George Harrison was so massively unimpressed by the whole experience that revisiting the saga solely from his ...

That is the immediate and lingering message of George Harrison: Living in the Material World, Martin Scorsese’s two-part, 3-1/2hr. documentary that premieres on HBO tonight and tomorrow, and ...

Martin Scorsese revealed Thursday that he has finished shooting documentary "Living in the Material World: George Harrison," working in tandem with Olivia Harrison, the musician's widow.

The Living in the Material World reissue follows the recent streaming release of George Harrison’s seminal 1971 live album, The Concert for Bangladesh, as well as a massive 50th anniversary ...

"Living in the Material World" ascended the global music charts on the wings of “Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth),” Harrison’s second of three post-Beatles chart-toppers.

George Harrison’s 1973 LP hit album Living In The Material World — #1 US, #2 UK, the follow-on to his 1970 triple LP mega smash All Things Must Pass — has always been a curiously perplexing album for ...