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George Harrison, legendary Beatles member, wrote two of his greatest love songs, Soft Touch and Unknown Delight.

John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote the majority of The Beatles’ songs, but George Harrison began taking his writing seriously in the band’s later years. He wanted to contribute more to their albums.

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Twenty-four years ago today, George Harrison made chart history for the second time with one of his most successful singles.

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