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Putting on the style 40 kb Hear it Download it	Believe it or not, this recording was made on July 6, 1957, the very day in which John Lennon met Paul McCartney for the first time. Sound quality is not the best possible, but still this is a historic performance.
Fourth of July 333 kb Hear it Download it	I looked for this recording for years, and I believe many of you fellows have done the same. This is a song Paul composed and was recorded by John Cristie in 1974. It's a totally, beautiful unknown Macca-song!! Don't miss this file!! Thanks a lot to my beatlepal Helio, without whom I wouldn't have this recording yet, and neither would you. Enjoy!
Beautiful girl 258 kb Hear it Download it	The first of three songs from Star Club shows which haven't been released anywhere beofre "Putting on the style" bootleg. This is a previously unhear Beatles performance!!
Lovesick blues 325 kb Hear it Download it	The second new song from Star Club.
First taste of love 254 kb Hear it Download it	The last new song from Star Club.
Sawnee river 346 kb Hear it Download it	It was already known that there was a Tony Sheridan & Beat Brothers recording called "Sawnee river". However, nobody knew for sure if the Beatles had played on this track. Now it's been confirmed: the Beatles are the background band on this recording.
Everyday 485 Kb Hear it Download it	Included on a promotional vinyl single and the Japanese release of "Vertical man", this became the first vertical rarity. Here there's an audio file for download. Emjoy it!!
La de da (radio edit) 519 kb Hear it Download it	The promo edit of "La de da", relased on a promotional single, has extra backing vocals on the intro.
Mr. Doubleitup 477 kb Hear it Download it	One of the bonus tracks included on Best Buy bonus single, this is a country/ rhythm and blue number, in the old tradition of "Coochy-coochy".
Sometimes 319 kb Hear it Download it	The second number from Best Buy bonus single is a catching country number with a beautiful steel guitar melody. The melody sometimes evoques the classic tune "Crying", from Ringo's famous "Rotogravure" album.
Goodnews 375 kb Hear it Download it	The final number from Best Buy bonus single is a hit-style rockiong number. It's a shame it's only released on this promotional single, since it has all the elements to become a hit: a rough guitar riff as intro, a catching chorus and a good message: "Good news is on the way". This line is maybe a reference to the promotional slogan for "Help!"(the film): "Help is on the way!".
He's so fine (The Chiffons) 233664 bytes Hear it Download it	As we know, George has been judged by plagiarism because of "My sweet Lord". It's said that he copied "He's so fine", a song by The Chiffons. Here's the original track, so you can judge by yourself.
Drift away (Dobie Grey) 486084 bytes Hear it Download it	When Ringo's "Vertical man" came out, it was immediatelly noted that "Drif away" was one of the best tracks. Few people remembered it is a cover of an old song by Dobie Grey. Here's the also beautiful, soulfull oringal version.
Tip of my tongue Beatnix version (291496 bytes) Hear it | Download Tommy (263696 bytes) Hear | Download	As we know, during the sixties, The Beatles usually wrote songs to other artists. Most of these songs were never properly recorded by themselves, and remain lost treasures. In early seventies, an album called "The songs Lennon and McCartney gave away" was released, and that's where this original Tommy Quicly version of "Tip of my tongue". The other version is from "It's four you", the outstanding beatle-album by the Beatnix, a wonderful Australian band.
Love come tumbling down 507176 bytes Hear it Download it	This song is going was released on December by Paul McCartney. It was recorded in mid-eighties, with the production of Phil Ramone. This tape has recently surfaced for trade among collectors. The released version saw some re-work, but this is the original tape. Sound quality is not the best possible, but it yet it's a good listening. We wander why Paul left this gem unreleased for such a long time.
Blue moon of Kentucky 119704 bytes Hear it Download it	Let's be honest to ourselves. Everbody loved Anthology and nobody would like to see Paul, George and Ringo making a concert together. However, who wouldn't like to hear a truly new recording, a completly unknown performance of the Threetles? During the making of Anthology, they were filmed doing "Blue moon of Kentucky". This is the aydio clip of this performance. Enjoy!
Drift away (Steve Tyler version) 486 Kb Hear it Download it	Before "Vertical man" was released, a promo version of "Drift away" was given to radio stations. This promo version included Steve Tyler doing lead vocals instead of Tom Petty. Tyler's lead vocal was cut in demand of his record company.