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The 1991 release Chant and Be Happy! The Radha Krsna Temple is a 1971 album of devotional songs recorded by the UK branch of the Hare Krishna movement – more formally, the (ISKCON) – who received the artist credit of '. The album was produced by and released on ' record label. It compiles two hit singles, 'Hare Krishna Mantra' and 'Govinda', with other -worded and prayers that the Temple devotees recorded with Harrison from July 1969 onwards. The recordings reflected Harrison's commitment to the teachings of the movement's leader,, who had sent devotees from San Francisco to London in 1968. The success of the Temple's first single, 'Hare Krishna Mantra', helped popularise the Hare Krishna movement in the West, and inspired Harrison's more overtly religious songs on his 1970 triple album.

Among the Temple members, former jazz musician and future ISKCON leader provided the musical arrangements on the recordings. After its initial release, the album was reissued on the Spiritual Sky label and by Prabhupada's. For these releases, the album was retitled Goddess of Fortune and then, with added dialogue from a conversation between Prabhupada, Harrison and in 1969, Chant and Be Happy! Apple officially reissued The Radha Krsna Temple on CD in 1993, and again in 2010, with the addition of two bonus tracks. Poster depicting Prabhupada for the 1967, a fundraising event in aid of ISKCON's San Francisco temple In 1968,, founder and (leader) of the (ISKCON), sent six of his devotees to London to establish a new centre there, the, and so expand on the success of ISKCON's temples in New York and San Francisco. The group was led by, formerly a pianist with jazz saxophonist, and Shyamsundar Das. With the acharya's blessing, they decided to seek out of, whose interest in philosophy, and had done much to promote these causes among Western youth.

In December 1968, Shyamsundar met Harrison at the Beatles' headquarters in central London, after which Harrison began visiting the devotees at their warehouse accommodation in. Harrison had first experienced, or communal chanting, while in the Indian city of with, in 1966. Harrison was inspired by the devotees' music-making, whereby were sung accompanied by instrumentation such as and percussion. He and had similarly enjoyed Prabhupada's album of chants, Krishna Consciousness.

Eufrat In The Shower Walt Stanchfield Rapidshare on this page. here. In addition, Harrison had come to appreciate the positive properties of the Maha or, after he had chanted it when his plane lost control during a flight back from San Francisco in August 1967. From his first visit to the devotees' warehouse, Harrison regularly played harmonium during kirtan with Shyamsundar and others. On occasions, the ensemble included accompaniment from, whom Harrison was producing for the Beatles' record label. According to author Joshua Greene, the decision to release recordings by the Radha Krishna Temple came about after one such session of kirtan, held at Harrison's Surrey home,. Harrison telephoned the devotees the following morning, saying, 'You're going to make a record', and told them to come to that same evening.

A painting showing Krishna and his disciple engaged in public chanting in In the UK, the single's picture sleeve featured a photograph of the devotees taken. Harrison biographer writes of the public's amusement at the appearance of the Temple devotees, dressed in orange robes and with shaved heads; speaking in 2011, Mukunda recalled hearing 'Hare Krishna Mantra' played on a London radio station, followed by the announcer's description: 'That was a song by a group of bald-headed Americans!' Clayson continues: 'but thanks to George the irrepressible 'Hare Krishna Mantra' had encroached on public consciousness to a degree that Prabhupada could never have imagined in 1966.' In his review of the single for the, Derek Johnson said that Harrison had created 'an Eastern Ono band', referring to Lennon's side project with, the. Johnson described the sound as 'Indian gospel' and said that the track's 'insistent repetition' gave it 'the same insidious hypnotism as ''.