The 1960s guitarist Jeff Lynne said was a “rocker all his life”
Jeff Lynne reflected on George Harrison, describing the former Beatle as someone who had been a rocker throughout his life. The remarks underline Lynne’s long-standing admiration for Harrison and the musical connection that later developed into a close creative partnership.
Harrison first rose to prominence as lead guitarist of the Beatles in the 1960s before establishing a major solo career. Lynne worked extensively with him, producing Harrison’s 1987 album *Cloud Nine* and joining him in the Travelling Wilburys alongside Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison and Tom Petty.
- Jeff Lynne praised George Harrison’s lifelong rock-and-roll identity.
- The pair collaborated closely after the Beatles era.
- Lynne produced Harrison’s successful 1987 comeback album.