A scarce Japanese promotional-only 7-inch from 1989, released on Warner Bros. (PRS-2066) to promote the Lethal Weapon 2 soundtrack. This is an especially interesting pairing for George Harrison collectors, as this particular coupling of tracks was never issued as a standard commercial single, making it unique to the Japanese promotional market. Side A features Randy Crawford's rendition of Bob Dylan's "Knockin' On Heaven's Door," accompanied by Eric Clapton and David Sanborn, while Side B showcases George Harrison's "Cheer Down." Both recordings featured prominently on the original Lethal Weapon 2 soundtrack. "Cheer Down" itself represents a notable moment in Harrison's late-1980s creative output—co-written with Tom Petty and produced by George Harrison and Jeff Lynne, it sits squarely within his period of work alongside the Traveling Wilburys, demonstrating his enduring artistic vitality during that era. ⸻ Sleeve (VG+): The original Japanese promo sleeve remains very presentable, showing only light signs of age consistent with careful handling. Some light tape residue is visible on the front, but this does not detract significantly from the overall appearance. The sleeve grades a strong VG+. Vinyl (EX): Beautiful clean vinyl retaining an excellent shine throughout. One superficial mark is visible on Side 1, otherwise the record presents extremely well. Grading EX. ⸻ Details * Japan promo-only pressing, 1989 * Warner Bros. PRS-2066 * 7-inch, 45 RPM * Unique Japanese promotional coupling * Not issued as standard commercial single * Lethal Weapon 2 soundtrack promotion