The Radha Krsna Temple

Chant And Be Happy is the 2002 CD reissue of Radha Krishna (Krsna) Temple (London)'s first and only album on Apple Records in 1971, produced by George Harrison. It is the entire album in full, similar to the 1991 and 1993 CD reissues, but not the 2010 reissue with a B-side and unreleased song. What this 2002 does have is a conversation between Harrison, John Lennon, Yoko Ono, and His Divine Grace A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada of the Radha Krishna Temple, not released anywhere else. This was released by XXI.

The Limited Edition Apple Records Box Set (17 Discs) includes 14 individual artist albums with bonus tracks, the new Best of Apple Records “Come And Get It” collection, a 2CD collection of 37 un-released tracks from Badfinger, Billy Preston, Jacki Lomax and Mary Hopkins and a 16 page booklet. All housed in a cardboard box that artistically replicates the original Apple Records crate.

After the death of John Coltrane, Alice Coltrane embarked upon a solo career that was marked with the same uncompromising vision, spiritual probing, and formal innovation as that of her husband. Her first seven solo albums were recorded for the Impulse! label, home to John during the latter part of his career; those records, though offering more of the modal jazz with devotional overtones that Coltrane fans had come to cherish, also saw her branch out in unexpected ways, introducing new instruments (harp, Wurlitzer organ), new styles (raga, modern classical), and new approaches to recording, even incorporating classical string sections into a "free" musical environment.