Unlike the other relationships in The Beatles, George Harrison and Ringo Starr always kept a strong bond. From the earliest days of Starr’s tenure to well beyond the final notes they ever played together in the band, Harrison and Starr shared a fondness for each other. That fondness extended beyond The Beatles, so much so that some of Starr’s biggest songs were partially written, produced, or helped in some way by Harrison. Harrison was an early force in what would eventually become a religious conversion for Starr. “And it’s interesting in those days, in the early ‘70s, George was always like, ‘Back off Boogaloo, Jesus I love you’. I would say, ‘I’m not saying Jesus I love you!’. ‘Ok. Hare Krishna…’. ‘I’m not saying Hare Krishna!’. ‘God come into my life’. ‘He’s not coming into my life! I’m not doing it. You’re the guy who says God. And now I have no problem saying God. God is in my life”. Professionally matted and framed and comes with a Letter of Authenticity from Guaranteed Forensic Authenticators (GFA).

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