Tracklist

1A	Looking Back
2A	Night People
3A	Shake It
4A	Everybody Will Be Happy
5A	In The Middle
1B	Hallelujah
2B	Something Worth Living For
3B	The Cool Of The Evening
4B	I'm So Happy
5B	Try Me One More Time

Credits

• Electric Organ – Billy Preston
• Lead Guitar, Lead Vocals – George Harrison

Notes

After listening can confirm it is a live recording of George Harrison's 1974 US Tour.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Side B: 1373-B TPGRL-1114-B 1373-B GH-Side 2): Side A: 1373-A TPGRL-1114-A 1373-A GH-Side 1

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Live in Japan" is George Harrison's second official live album release, coming after 1971's Grammy-winning "The Concert For Bangla Desh" and was released in 1992. Although unbeknown to anyone at the time, "Live in Japan" would prove to be Harrison's last solo release in his lifetime. In 1991, a year after releasing the final Traveling Wilburys album "Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3", Harrison was persuaded by close friend Eric Clapton to come out on tour with him in Japan

During December 1991, George Harrison performed with Eric Clapton, which produced Live In Japan, an uplifting & joyous celebration of George’s career. The following year George played his Concert For Bangladesh, and in 1974 George toured North America on what was billed The Dark Horse Tour, which heralded the launch of his record label and album of the same name. The tour was unfairly received by the critics – a reaction that hurt George, as this was not how the majority of his fans felt. It would be another 17 years until George staged another tour. When he did, it was a with series of dates in Japan, during December 1991, with Eric Clapton and his band

Live in Japan is George Harrison's second official live album release, coming after 1971's Grammy-winning The Concert for Bangladesh and was released in 1992. Although unbeknown to anyone at the time, Live in Japan would prove to be Harrison's last solo release in his lifetime. Released 13 July 1992 Recorded 1 - 17 December 1991.