82 years ago today, on February 25, 1943 (January 21, 1943), George Harrison, a member of the British "Beatles" was born. George Harrison (February 25, 1943 - October 29, 2001), was a famous British guitarist, singer, composer, album producer and filmmaker, best known as one of the Beatles. In 1958, George Harrison joined the band at the age of 15 as a friend of Paul McCartney. The Beatles were basically formed. Harrison was the lead guitarist of the band. During the band's most famous years, John Lennon and Paul McCartney were the main songwriters. However, George also wrote and sang one or two songs on each album, such as the famous "IfINeededSomeone", "Taxman", "WhileMyGuitarGentlyWeeps", "HereComestheSun" and "Something". During the Beatles era, Harrison was attracted to Indian music and philosophy, and was the most active Westerner at the time. This will also affect Harrison's future life and music writing. Harrison's career after leaving the Beatles was not very successful, but he also occasionally had excellent works. Best-selling works include "MySweetLord" (1970), "GiveMeLove (GiveMePeaceonEarth) " (1973), "AllThoseYearsAgo" (1981), and "GotMyMindSetonYou" (1987). On August 1, 1971, he also called for his first major charity concert TheConcertForBanglaDesh. In 2004 Harrison was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Harrison is also a filmmaker who founded HandmadeFilm in 1979. The company's films include Monty Python's "The Life of Brain", "TimeBandits", "WithnailandI" and "MonaLisa". Harrison also had a small role in a Beatles parody "The Rutles".