 A fellow Liverpudlian, Jackie Lomax signed to the Beatles' Apple Publishing as an in-house songwriter in 1967, writing songs and recording demos at the company's original headquarters, on Baker Street in central London.John Lennon was the first to suggest he should consider becoming a solo artist, and with the formation of Apple Records in early 1968, George Harrison committed to producing an album by Lomax on the new label.Lomax later admitted he was concerned that the album might never get made since he was unsure whether Harrison would ever come back from India, where the Beatles were attending Maharishi Mahesh Yogi's Transcendental Meditation course in the early months of 1968.