|
- Real Love (Comments)
(3:54)
- Recorded: circa 1979 in New York, NY and February,
1995 in Sussex, England
- Yes It is (1:50)
- Recorded: February 16, 1965 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- I'm Down (2:54)
- Recorded: June 14, 1965 at Abbey Road, London, England
- You've
Got to Hide Your Love Away (2:45)
- Recorded: February 18, 1965 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- If You've Got Trouble
(2:48)
- Recorded: February 18, 1965 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- That Means a Lot
(Comments) (2:26)
- Recorded: February 20, 1965 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- Yesterday (2:34)
- Recorded: June 14, 1965 at Abbey Road, London, England
- It's Only Love (1:59)
- Recorded: June 15, 1965 at Abbey Road, London, England
- I Feel Fine (Comments)
(2:15)
- Recorded Live: August 1, 1965 at the ABC Theatre,
Blackpool, England
- Ticket to Ride (2:45)
- Recorded Live: August 1, 1965 at the ABC Theatre,
Blackpool, England
- Yesterday (2:43)
- Recorded Live: August 1, 1965 at the ABC Theatre,
Blackpool, England
- Help! (2:54)
- Recorded Live: August 1, 1965 at the ABC Theatre,
Blackpool, England
- Everybody's
Trying to Be My Baby (2:46)
- Recorded Live: August 15, 1965 at Shea Stadium, New
York, NY
- Norwegian
Wood (This Bird Has Flown) (1:59)
- Recorded: October 12, 1965 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- I'm
Looking Through You (2:54)
- Recorded: October 24, 1965 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- 12-Bar Original
(2:55)
- Recorded: November 4, 1965 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- Tomorrow Never Knows
(3:14)
- Recorded: April 6, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England
- Got to Get You
Into My Life (2:54)
- Recorded: April 7, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England
- And Your Bird Can
Sing (2:14)
- Recorded: April 20, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England
- Taxman (Comments)
(2:32)
- Recorded: April 21, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England
- Eleanor Rigby (Strings
only) (Comments) (2:06)
- Recorded: April 28, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England
- I'm Only Sleeping (Rehearsal)
(0:41)
- Recorded: April 29, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England
- I'm Only Sleeping
(Take 1) (2:59)
- Recorded: April 29, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England
- Rock and Roll Music
(Comments) (1:39)
- Recorded: June 30, 1966 at Nippon Budokan Hall, Tokyo,
Japan
- She's a Woman (2:55)
- Recorded: June 30, 1966 at Nippon Budokan Hall,
Tokyo, Japan
- Strawberry
Fields Forever (Demo sequence) (1:42)
- Recorded: November, 1966 at John Lennon's 'Kenwood'
home in Weybridge, Surrey, England
- Strawberry
Fields Forever (Take 1) (2:34)
- Recorded: November 24, 1966 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- Strawberry
Fields Forever (Take 7 & edit piece) (4:14)
- Recorded: November 29 and December 9, 1966 at Abbey
Road, London, England
- Penny Lane (3:13)
- Recorded: December 29-30, 1966 and January 4, 5,
6, 9, 10, 12 and 17, 1967 at Abbey Road, London, England
- A
Day in the Life (5:04)
- Recorded: January 19-20 and February 10, 1967 at
Abbey Road, London, England
- Good Morning Good
Morning (2:40)
- Recorded: February 8 and 16, 1967 at Abbey Road,
London, England
- Only a Northern Song
(2:44)
- Recorded: February 13-14 and April 20, 1967 at Abbey
Road, London, England
- Being
for the Benefit of Mr. Kite! (Takes 1 and 2) (1:06)
- Recorded: February 17 and 20, 1967 at Abbey Road,
London, England
- Being
for the Benefit of Mr. Kite! (Take 7) (2:33)
- Recorded: February 17 and 20, 1967 at Abbey Road,
London, England
- Lucy in the
Sky With Diamonds (3:06)
- Recorded: March 1-2, 1967 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- Within You Without
You (Instrumental) (5:27)
- Recorded: March 15, 16, 22 and April 3, 1967 at Abbey
Road, London, England
- Sgt.
Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) (1:27)
- Recorded: April 1, 1967 at Abbey Road, London, England
- You
Know My Name (Look up the Number) (5:44)
- Recorded: May 17 and June 7-8, 1967 and April 30,
1969 at Abbey Road, London, England
- I am the Walrus
(4:02)
- Recorded: September 5, 1967 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- The Fool on the Hill
(Demo) (2:48)
- Recorded Live: September 6, 1967 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- Your Mother Should
Know (3:02)
- Recorded: September 16, 1967 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- The Fool on the Hill
(Take 4) (3:45)
- Recorded: September 25, 1967 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- Hello, Goodbye (3:18)
- Recorded: October 2 and 19, 1967 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- Lady Madonna (2:22)
- Recorded: February 3 and 6, 1968 at Abbey Road, London,
England
- Across the Universe
(3:28)
- Recorded: February 3, 1968 at Abbey Road, London,
England
Remix Engineer: Geoff Emerick
Cover by: Klaus Voorman and Alfons Kiefer
Comments:
Real Love have been recorded in New York, circa
1979, and Sussex, England, February 1995
Producers Jeff Lynne, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison,
Ringo Starr
Engineers Geoff Emerick, Jon Jacobs
Audio Seqmencing Marc Mann
Thanks to Eddie Klein, John Hammel, Keith Smith, Mark Hamilton, Jamie
Kirkham, Phil Hatton
That Means a Lot have been recorded at EMI Studios,
London, 20 February 1965
Producer George Martin
Engineer Norman Srith
Within two days of recording If You've Got Trouble, the Beatles taped
a further number for the Help! movie that would also remain unissued.
Iadeed, they made two concerted attempts at r cording Paul's That Means
a Lot, dedicating fivT hours to the task on 20 February and then autting
a re-make on 30 March. But it was all to no avail. "We thought we'd
give it to somebody who could sing it well," John Lennon told to
the New Musncal Express soon after the Beatles decided to rnlinquish the
song, indicating P J Proby, the era's most con roversial singer, whose
exclusive version was irsued in September 1965 and reached 24 on tht same
paper's singles chart.
Songs 9-12: recorded ABC Theatre, Blackpool,
1 August 1965
Four songs taken from the six performed by the Beatles on the British
television show Blackpool Night Out, broadcast live to the nation on summer
Sunday evenings from the northern seaside resort. It was the group's second
and last appearance
on the programme.
The sequence comprises I Feel Fine, the A-side of the single that had
held the number one spot at Christmas 1964, Ticket to Ride, number one
at Easter 1965, the first stage performance of Yesterday, already beginning
to attract attention beyond its
unheralded placement as the thirteenth track on the Beatles' latest tlbum,
and the first stage performance of Heip! - the title of that new album,
the Beatles' new film and newm45.
Taxman: recorded EMI Studios, London, 21 April
1966
Producer George Martin
Engineer Geoff Emerick
The opening title on Revolver, Taxman was George Harrison's acerbic
and witty view of the inescapable realities of life. Take 12 was the master
recording, this being a "reduction", or "bounce",
of Take 11. Issued here for the first time is that Take 11,
not dissimilar to the master but with some notable differences, principally
in the clean, full ending (instead of the repeated guitar solo) and the
"anybody got a bit of money?" backing vocals (instead of the
"Mister Wilson, Mister Health" reference).
Eleanor Rigby have been recorded at EMI Studios,
London, 28 April 1966
Producer George Martin
Engineer Geoff Emerick
Eleanor Rigby presented in a manner never before heard, featuring only
the double string quartet - four violinists, two viola players and two
cellists - in isolation, performing the score written and conducted for
Paul's song by George Martin.
This is Take 14 (later "reduced" into Take 15 and on to which
lead and backing vocals were overdubbed to create the master) remixed
anew in 1995 using the fine reverberative acoustics of Abbey Road's Studio
One.
Songs 24 and 25: recorded in Nippon Budokan
Hall, Tokyo, 30 June 1966
As soon as the Beatles completed Revolver they headed out on tour -
indeed, they chose the album's title while in Tokyo. Two of the five shows
they performed there were taped by the Japanese television company NTV,
and a pair of songs from
the first of these, the evening of 30 June, are featured here. Sixty days
later they would abandon concerts for ever.
The two songs are Rock and Roll Music, first released in 1957 by its composer,
Chuck Berry, and covered on Beatles for Sale, and the Paul McCartney composition
She's a Woman, also taped by the group in October 1964 but for release
- on the reverse of I Feel Fine - as that year's Christmas number one
single.
|