The Beatles Were An English Rock Band Formed In Liverpool In 1960. With The Line-Up Comprising John Lennon Paul McCartney George Harrison And Ringo Starr They Are Regarded As One Of The Most Influential Bands Of All Time. The Group Was Integral To The Development Of 1960s Counterculture And Popular Music's Recognition As An Art Form. Rooted In Skiffle Beat And 1950s Rock And Roll Their Sound Incorporated Elements Of Classical Music And Traditional Read More On Last.Fm
"Don't Bother Me" Is The First Song Written By George Harrison To Appear On An Album By The Beatles. It Originally Appeared On The Group's With The Beatles Album In The UK Released In 1963 And On Their Meet The Beatles! Album In The U.S. Released In 1964. Harrison Wrote The Song While Sick In Bed At A Hotel Room In Bournemouth England Where The Beatles Were Playing Some Shows During The Summer Of 1963. 1 Harrison Never Regarded It Highly Stating On One Occasion "It Was A Fairly Crappy Song. I Forgot All About It Completely Once It Was On The Album." Citation Needed He Considered It An Exercise In Whether He Could Write A Song Later Saying "at Least It Showed Me That All I Needed To Do Was Keep On Writing And Then Maybe Eventually I Would Write Something Good." 2 Harrison Received A Writing Credit For Two Earlier Songs "In Spite Of All The Danger" McCartney/Harrison And "Cry For A Shadow" Harrison/Lennon . Both Were Recorded By The Beatles But Neither Was Released Officially By The Band Until 1995's Anthology 1 Compilation. 3 Because The Former Was Largely A McCartney Composition Harrison Received A Credit Simply For Playing The Guitar Solo And The Latter Was An Instrumental Pastiche Of The Shadows "Don't Bother Me" Is Considered Harrison's First Song By Most Including The Composer Himself .