Another obvious choice I think.

Good

He should be inducted immediately. He has written some of the greatest songs of your times.

George Harrison's "Something" and
"Here Comes The Sun" are right
behind McCartney's "Yesterday" in
the Beatles catalogue of 'most-covered'
by other artists. They are also most
played today on 'Classic-Rock' MOR stations. "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" along with Harrison's solo
work starting right with the volumuminous 'All Things Must Pass'
and leading right through his
epitaph 'Brainwashed' . . .
had classic songs. Not to forget his
work with Petty, Dylan, etc. in
the Wilbury's. This isn't touching
his side projects.

Best songwriter in the Beatles by a mile.

Talented and creative. That's all I have to say.

The plagarism case over "My Sweet Lord" may hold him back in some people's minds, but I just read a history of the case on the net and man what a wicked convaluted tale. George's lawyer Alan Klien was fired by George, then he bought the company that was suing George and used information that he was privy to in order to pursue the suit. No wonder lawyers get such a bad name.

Harrison wrote many of the Beatles finest tunes,and continued with a strong solo career.

His songs had such wisdom and beauty in them! It's a crime that he's not in here! Brilliant man!

How can George not be in there?

GEORGE HARRISON SHOULD BE INDUCTED INTO THE SONGWRITERS HALL OF FAME........GLITTERGIRL519

A solid performer and strong song-writer, what a cool guy. There's just SOMETHING IN THE WAY HE MOVES ME!

As a member of the Beatles, George was both challenged and overshadowed by the songwriting prowess of John Lennon and Paul McCartney. His heartfelt lyricism is brilliant and unique among his peers (both within the Beatles and beyond). His talent, nurtured in the presence of such example, grew into its own and blossmed, yet was not always recognized because of that same presence. Once George realized his own ability, had he been anywhere else in the music world (rather than in a band with Lennon & McCartney), there would be no question regarding his inclusion in the Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Terribly underrated, he's certainly one of the most influential songwriters of our time. His west-east vision changed the whole world.