George Harrison will have a posthumous performance on the upcoming Eric Clapton album I Still Do.

The late Beatle features on "I Will Be There" as Angelo Mysterioso, a pseudonym he used in an appearance on the Cream 1969 album Goodbye.

Clapton previously appeared on Harrison's cut "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" on the Beatles' White Album, and Harrison's Live in Japan album. Harrison appears on Clapton's 1989 album Journeyman.

I Still Do, the follow-up to 2013's Old Sock, is due May 20.

Last month, Clapton released a new box set, Eric Clapton: The Studio Album Collection 1970-1981.

The nine-LP collection compiles the first decade of Clapton's solo career on 180-gram vinyl with "faithfully replicated" album artwork.

The LP "brings together all of Eric Clapton's solo studio albums from his time with the Polydor/RSO label, spanning the period 1971 - 1980," according to a presser.