[Machine Translation] Treasure Ark, a series of high-quality live recordings! The full recording of the Seattle show on November 4, 1974 from George's only North American tour in his career with Ravi Shankar! This was George's first show after the "Bangladesh Concert" in 1971, and he performed 45 shows (most of them twice a day) starting from November 2 in Vancouver to December 20 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. As a result, this was George's only North American tour. After the Beatles' breakup, George's solo career was going well, and his three albums, "All Things Must Pass" (1971), "Living in the Material World" (1973), and "Dark Horse" (1974), were selling well. However, various troubles began to befall the band at this time. Before "Dark Horse" was completed, he and his wife, Patti, separated. George's throat was very rough, and he went on tour with it. The content of the concert was divided at the time, partly because it was difficult to understand the structure of the concert, with George and Billy Preston playing alternately, with Shankar's performance interspersed in between (a consideration typical of George, who was concerned about the distribution of the performers), and partly because of George's throat condition, but if you listen to the concert now, you will find it very fulfilling. However, if you listen to it now, you will understand that it was a very fulfilling performance. Shankar's group was a large 15-member group that played beautiful traditional music. George's group included Billy Preston, Jim Horn, and other musicians from the area, as well as Andy Newmark and Willie Weeks, the rhythm section, and Tom Scott, who had just formed the L.A. Express and was going strong. A performance of George in his prime is not to be missed. Commentary included.