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In January 1977, George Harrison and Stevie Nicks crossed paths at a Warner Bros. record party in Acapulco, Mexico, held to celebrate the upcoming release of Fleetwood Mac’s album, “Rumours.” Harrison notably attended the event casually wearing a “The Fab Four” t-shirt featuring his former bandmates. ​Reflecting on their introduction, Nicks recalled Harrison’s demeanor and the profound influence his band had on her own music. “I met George Harrison when ‘Rumours’ was about to come out,” she shared. “He was very sensitive, a serious romantic, so I understand that he would write a song like ‘I Need You’.” ​Nicks also credited The Beatles as a major inspiration for her songwriting. “Listening to ‘Help!’ was like having these wise elders—who weren’t that much older than me—giving you all of this information about what love is. It was like having four great teachers showing you how to write songs.” ​The meeting in Acapulco sparked a lasting friendship. In 1978, the two reunited for a vacation in Maui, Hawaii, staying at the home of their mutual friend, Bob Longhi. They spent their evenings playing guitar and writing together, an experience that directly inspired Harrison to write “Here Comes the Moon,” released on his 1979 self-titled album as a follow-up to the Abbey Road classic, “Here Comes the Sun.” #thebeatles #harrison #fabfour #stevienicks #fleetwoodmac