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Jim McGuinn (later referred to as Roger McGuinn) and David Crosby of The Byrds at a recording session in Los Angeles, California, January 28, 1965.

How George Harrison, banjo and a studio accident inspired Roger McGuinn’s invention of folk rock 

By Andy Ellis published

The Byrds’ guitarist was later told he influenced Harrison to write a Beatles’ classic. “We had some cross-pollination,” he says

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CAVERN CLUB and George HARRISON and BEATLES, George Harrison performing live onstage, playing Gretsch 6128 Duo Jet guitar

Five of George Harrison's Most Iconic Beatles-Era Guitars

By Guitar Player Staff published

From the Grestch Duo Jet used in the Beatles’ earliest recordings to the late '60s prototype Fender Rosewood Telecaster, here are five of George Harrison's most celebrated guitars

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Rickenbacker 365

The History of Rickenbacker 360/365/370/375 Capris

By Rod Brakes published

Rickenbacker’s Deluxe semi-hollow electrics exhibited the full artistry of master luthier Roger Rossmeisl

Electric Guitars
Roger McGuinn performs with the Byrds in 1970

Watch the Byrds’ Epic Instrumental Rendition of Their Breakthrough Psychedelic Masterpiece, "Eight Miles High"

By Christopher Scapelliti published

Video Roger McGuinn channels the spirit of John Coltrane in this expansive 1970 performance at the legendary Fillmore East venue

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