The live performance of "Taxman" showcases George Harrison during a pivotal moment in his solo career, closely aligning with the release of his groundbreaking album "All Things Must Pass" in 1970. This album, featuring hit singles like "My Sweet Lord," marked Harrison's emergence as a major solo artist following his tenure with The Beatles. "Taxman," originally written for The Beatles' 1966 album "Revolver," reflects Harrison's social consciousness and critique of the tax system, a theme that resonates throughout his solo work. The live performance highlights his growth as a performer and songwriter, particularly as he began to explore themes of spirituality and personal expression after leaving the band. An interesting aspect of this period is Harrison's collaboration with renowned musicians, demonstrating his ability to blend rock with other musical influences, which became a hallmark of his solo career.