George Harrison

George Harrison's live performance of "What Is Life" at The Royal Albert Hall on April 6, 1992, marked a significant moment in his career, being his last concert in the UK. This event occurred shortly after the release of his album "Live in Japan," which was recorded during his 1991 tour and released later that same year. The concert was organized as a benefit for the National Law Party, highlighting Harrison's ongoing commitment to various charitable causes. Notably, this performance was part of a larger celebration of Harrison's work, emphasizing the eclectic blend of pop, rock, and spirituality that characterized much of his solo career. Furthermore, it was a rare opportunity for fans to experience his music live, as he had generally stepped back from performing publicly in the years leading up to this event. Harrison’s participation in this concert underscored his lasting influence and connection to the music community, even as he chose to focus more on personal pursuits in his lat

Watch on YouTube