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George Harrison did express the belief that The Beatles needed space to grow both individually and creatively. As the band's career progressed, tensions and creative differences arose among the members, leading to a desire for greater autonomy and artistic exploration. In the later years of The Beatles, during the recording sessions for the “White Album“ and “Let It Be,“ there was a notable increase in individual songwriting and a shift towards more individualistic approaches to recording. George Harrison, in particular, sought greater recognition for his own compositions and musical ideas. Harrison's desire for personal growth and creative space eventually led to the formation of his solo career following the dissolution of The Beatles. He released his debut solo album, “All Things Must Pass,“ in 1970, which showcased his growth as a songwriter and his exploration of spiritual themes. In interviews and statements, Harrison expressed the belief that e
