Hey guys,
I know people aren't generally appreciative of this sort of
thing, but I figure this is a special circumstance. If you're
anywhere remotely close to as big of a Beatles fan as I am, the news
of the release of the new George Harrison DVD has been cause for lack
of sleep for weeks. It finally comes out on November 2nd, and in my
excitement I got some extra information as to what's going to be on
it. This is a press release that, with much difficulty, I managed to
finagle:

GEORGE HARRISON "THE DARK HORSE YEARS 1979 - 1992" DVD TO BE RELEASED
IN U.S. NOVEMBER 2

EXTENSIVE LINER NOTES, A LABEL HISTORY BY OLIVIA HARRISON AND AN
EXTENSIVE PHOTO SELECTION INCLUDED IN
A DELUXE 28 PAGE BOOKLET


(New York, NY) - Capitol Records will release George Harrison's The
Dark Horse Years 1979 -1992 DVD in the U.S. on November 2nd.

The DVD includes performance and promotional videos, interview
footage, a deluxe booklet with rare photographs and original Dark
Horse illustrations, plus a history of the label written by Olivia
Harrison.

The Dark Horse Years 1979 - 1992 DVD runs for 75 minutes and is in
four sections:

DARK HORSE FEATURE: A montage of archival footage featuring George
talking about his solo career and the formation of Dark Horse
Records.

PROMO VIDEOS: Seven music videos, with filmed segments by George
himself discussing each track. The videos are: "This
Song," "Crackerbox Palace," "Faster," "Got My Mind Set On You -
Version 1," "Got My Mind Set On You - Version 2," "When We Was Fab,"
and "This is Love."

LIVE SONGS: Four songs recorded live in Japan from George's 1991
tour with Eric Clapton. All footage in this section is previously
unreleased. The songs are "Taxman," "Cloud 9," "Devil's Radio"
and "Cheer Down."

SHANGHAI SURPRISE: Three extracts of George in performance from the
1986 Madonna/Sean Penn film -- plus studio footage of George's duet
with Vicki Brown on the title track. The selections are: "Shanghai
Surprise," "Someplace Else," and "Hottest Gang in Town."

The DVD sound is in stereo except for the four concert pieces which
are in 5.1 surround sound, both in Dolby Digital and DTS formats.

Subtitles in a variety of languages will be included for all spoken
passages. The DVD was previously only available as part of the Dark
Horse box set.