George Harrison

George Harrison Live in Tokyo: Performance of 'Taxman'

Tokyo, Japan

• In late 1990, George Harrison was on a noteworthy trajectory in his solo career, having released his acclaimed album "Cloud Nine" in 1987. This projec... Read Full Description >

  In late 1990, George Harrison was on a noteworthy trajectory in his solo career, having released his acclaimed album "Cloud Nine" in 1987. This project marked a successful comeback, leading to a resurgence of interest in his music, highlighted by the hit single "Got My Mind Set on You." The live recording of "Taxman" from November 30, 1990, in Tokyo, came during a period when Harrison was actively touring and reconnecting with his audience. Notably, this performance was part of the "Japan Tour," which featured a setlist celebrating his solo work as well as his contributions to the Beatles catalog. Interesting to note is that Harrison's touring face during this era was characterized by a renewed enthusiasm and confidence, which can be felt in his live performances, evident in the energy of his band and the audience's engagement during shows like the one captured in this recording.

George Harrison Performance of 'Cloud 9' Featuring Eric Clapton Live in Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan

• In November 1990, George Harrison performed live in Tokyo, which marked a significant moment in his career following a long hiatus from touring. This ... Read Full Description >

  In November 1990, George Harrison performed live in Tokyo, which marked a significant moment in his career following a long hiatus from touring. This performance was part of the "Live in Japan" album, released in 1991, showcasing his collaboration with Eric Clapton and his backing band. The live album included tracks from his solo catalog, as well as songs from his time with The Beatles. Prior to the live recording, Harrison had released "Cloud Nine" in 1987, which revitalized his career and featured the hit single "Got My Mind Set on You." His 1990 performance thus represented not only a celebration of his past work but also a continuation of his resurgence as a solo artist. The collaboration with Clapton, a renowned musician in his own right, added a layer of depth to the live shows, emphasizing Harrison's enduring influence in the world of music.