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When Did George Harrison Learn Sitar. harrison travelled to india and spent weeks with shankar both learning the sitar and engaging with his own. without ever knowing the form for his first 22 years in the material world, harrison suddenly got a large dose of the. george harrison first used the sitar on the beatles' 1965 song 'norwegian wood (this bird has flown)' and later. while filming the movie help! Soon after, he bought a. with this sitar part, george harrison became the first western musician to play an indian instrument on a commercial recording. In spring 1965, george became acquainted with the sitar that was a prop on the set (and an instrument used in the soundtrack score). in september 1966, george harrison all but gave up playing the instrument when he embarked on a spiritual journey that began with. before this meeting, harrison had recorded his revolver track love you to, contributing a sitar part that lavezzoli.

with this sitar part, george harrison became the first western musician to play an indian instrument on a commercial recording. harrison travelled to india and spent weeks with shankar both learning the sitar and engaging with his own. in september 1966, george harrison all but gave up playing the instrument when he embarked on a spiritual journey that began with. before this meeting, harrison had recorded his revolver track love you to, contributing a sitar part that lavezzoli. Soon after, he bought a. In spring 1965, george became acquainted with the sitar that was a prop on the set (and an instrument used in the soundtrack score). without ever knowing the form for his first 22 years in the material world, harrison suddenly got a large dose of the. george harrison first used the sitar on the beatles' 1965 song 'norwegian wood (this bird has flown)' and later. while filming the movie help!

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When Did George Harrison Learn Sitar in september 1966, george harrison all but gave up playing the instrument when he embarked on a spiritual journey that began with. george harrison first used the sitar on the beatles' 1965 song 'norwegian wood (this bird has flown)' and later. harrison travelled to india and spent weeks with shankar both learning the sitar and engaging with his own. while filming the movie help! Soon after, he bought a. with this sitar part, george harrison became the first western musician to play an indian instrument on a commercial recording. in september 1966, george harrison all but gave up playing the instrument when he embarked on a spiritual journey that began with. before this meeting, harrison had recorded his revolver track love you to, contributing a sitar part that lavezzoli. In spring 1965, george became acquainted with the sitar that was a prop on the set (and an instrument used in the soundtrack score). without ever knowing the form for his first 22 years in the material world, harrison suddenly got a large dose of the.