George Harrison

In October 1992, George Harrison performed "If Not For You" at Bob Dylan's 30th Anniversary Concert held at Madison Square Garden. This live appearance came after a significant period of relative quiet in Harrison's solo career, following his 1982 album "George Harrison." His next major studio work, "Brainwashed," would not be released until 2002, posthumously. Notably, "If Not For You" was originally penned by Bob Dylan and included on Harrison's acclaimed triple album "All Things Must Pass" (1970), showcasing the enduring influence of both artists on one another. This concert was a unique platform for Harrison, as it marked one of his rare live performances during the 1990s, further emphasizing the legacy of his work as a member of The Beatles and his subsequent solo endeavors. The event celebrated Dylan's impact on music and culture, allowing Harrison to connect with fans and fellow artists at a pivotal moment in his career.

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