I think this is one of those concerts where we can see George truly happy to play. It makes my day to see his smiling face, enjoying himself while playing with one of his idols
Eric Clapton admitted in an interview that he didn't like rockabilly music associated with Carl Perkins. It was not until he met Harrison during the Second Beatles Christmas Show in 1964 that he came to appreciate the likes of Carl Perkins. At the same time Clapton widened Harrison's interest in Blues music.
Carl Perkins was in the studio in '64 when the Beatles recored "Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby" and "Honey Don't" Although George had cancer, when Carl died of cancer George flew to Carl's funeral to sing "You're True Love" That was his last public performance.