Japanese version for the Beatle collector.Track listings are the same as the USA edition.

Composed By – George Harrison
Design [Original Sleeve Design By] – George Harrison
Design [Re-issue Package By] – Phil Smee
Liner Notes – Arthur Wax, George Harrison
Mastered By [Engineered By] – Peter Mew
Producer [Produced By] – George Harrison
Remastered By [Re-issue Digitally Remastered By] – Ron Furmanek
Track 1 recorded at Esher in Merrie England; with the assistance of Rupert and Jostick The Siamese Twins: February 1969.
Track 2 recorded in California: November 1968; with the assistance of Bernie Krause.

Originally released on Apple Records in 1991, this 2002 Canadian reissue adds an excerpt of a conversation between John Lennon, Yoko Ono, George Harrison & Swami Prabhupada. Two of the songs on this album were huge hits on the British charts, & all over the world as well. Featuring George Harrison harmonium, guitar & bass guitar, Tamal Krishna Goswami-flute, Harivilas Oud, Yamuna, Jivananda, Lilavati, Yogesvara-lead vocals, assembled devotees-vocals, mridanga, & kartals. XII-21 Records.
George Harrison singing Hindu devotional Kirtans with a temple group from London, circa 1969. Two of the songs on this album were huge hits on the British charts & all over the world as well. Featuring George Harrison harmonium, guitar & bass guitar, Tamal Krishna Goswami-flute, Harivilas Oud, Yamuna, Jivananda, Lilavati, Yogesvara-lead vocals, assembled devotees-vocals, mridanga, & kartals.

Special edition digipak version (with slipcase featuring different artwork) of the long-awaited studio album which George was working on up until two months before he died in 2001. Produced by George, Jeff Lynne & Dhani Harrison, the album features eleven Harrison compositions & one cover. Dark Horse. 2003.

George Harrison's first-ever career-spanning greatest hits collection