History
Harrison had recorded for EMI under a contract which expired in 1976. All his subsequent recordings were released through Dark Horse Records, starting with Thirty Three & 1/3 in 1976 and ending with Live in Japan in 1992. After the latter, it went into hiatus for 10 years.
Dark Horse was distributed by A&M Records (1974–1976), Warner Bros. Records (1976–1992) and Parlophone (2002–2004).
It took until 1981 for the first Dark Horse release in Belgium ("All Those Years Ago" single).
Dark Horse briefly revived with the posthumous release of Brainwashed in 2002. Harrison's Dark Horse back catalogue was remastered and reissued in a box-set during 2004. After those releases, Dark Horse was folded into Parlophone in 2004.
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