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[Vince Evert]

The Beatles Anthology Volume 4


CD Disc One:

1: I Saw Her Standing There (Take 2)

2: Money (That’s What I Want) (RM7 undubbed)

3: This Boy (Takes 12 and 13)

4: Tell Me Why (Takes 4 and 5)

5: If I Fell (Take 11)

6: Matchbox (Take 1)

7: Every Little Thing (Takes 6 and 7)

8: I Need You (Take 1)

9: I’ve Just Seen A Face (Take 3)

10: In My Life (Take 1)

11: Nowhere Man (First version – Take 2)

12: Got To Get You Into My Life (Second version – unnumbered mix)

13: Love You To (Take 7)

14: Strawberry Fields Forever (Take 26)

15: She’s Leaving Home (Take 1 – instrumental)

16: Baby, You’re A Rich Man (Takes 11 and 12)

17: All You Need Is Love (Rehearsal for BBC broadcast)

18: The Fool On The Hill (Take 5 – Instrumental)

19: I Am The Walrus (Take 19 – strings, brass, clarinet overdub)

CD Disc Two:

1: Hey Bulldog (Take 4 – instrumental)

2: Good Night (Take 10 with a guitar part from Take 5)

3: While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Third Version – Take 27)

4: (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care (Studio jam)

5: Helter Skelter (Second version – Take 17)

6: I Will (Take 29)

7: Can You Take Me Back? (Take 1)

8: Julia (Two rehearsals)

9: Get Back (Take 8)

10: Octopus's Garden (Rehearsal)

11: Don't Let Me Down (First rooftop performance)

12: You Never Give Me Your Money (Take 36)

13: Here Comes The Sun (Take 9)

14: Something (Take 39 – instrumental – strings only)

15: Free As A Bird (2025 mix)

16: Real Love (2025 mix)

17: Now And Then

 

[Vince Evert]

Now, many fans are equally frustrated by the Volume 4 tracks-selection (particularly with four instrumentals) .

Me, i thought, Suzy Parker (1969 rehearsal) should have been included. This has yet to see an official release :

 

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ah yes. My earliest memory of the Beatles watching these cartoons on morning TV while getting ready for school and having breakfest, in 1975-76.

The producers KING FEATURES but this cartoon series lasted three season 1965-1967.

They should remaster the series and release these on DVD and Blu-ray.

 

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The Beatles - Live at Washington D.C. USA - 4K 60FPS​

 

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41K Views over six years on The Beatles thread !

Lots and lots of folks out there have been viewing.

It's been a real pleasure.

Hope to continue to find some more material

 

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It is three years to the day that Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II left this world, after 70 year reign.

The Beatles recorded a song (albeit unlabelled) called "Her Majesty" on their final album Abbey Road.

In tribute, here are all three known takes by Paul McCartney:

 

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There's not long to go now - about three days - before release on Anthology volume 4.

Meanwhile lets enjoy take 1 of "In My Life" - A standard that really set the Beatles apart from their 1960's contemporaries, listen carefully to the deep lyrics

 

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a great discovery, "What Goes On" - an acetate found first recorded in 1963 (note different lyrics)...

 

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Beatles -Rare MIX 11 'Tomorrow Never Knows' From Revolver 1st UK vinyl...​

The Beatles Actual recording from the vinyl. The rare withdrawn mix 11 of ''Tomorrow Never Knows'' Only found on 1st UK pressings with matrix XEX 606-1 on side 2. 1966

@ChanSyco ​

11 years ago

What is different about this from the usual MONO mix is where the effects get faded in. Sometimes on this, they don't get faded in at all where they are on the regular mix. The last lick of the guitar solo is missing on this too, and replaced by different effects at about 1:20. Those other effects are probably loops of guitar as well, but not like the solo kind, which is recorded straight originally, although the tape is played backwards for the track.

 

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Why The Beatles Revolver 1st Mono Pressing was WITHDRAWN​

The 1st UK mono pressing of 'Revolver' with matrix XEX 606-1 contains a unreleased mix of one of their greatest tracks, 'Tomorrow Never Knows'. In this video we find out how this Beatles rarity was born, why it was withdrawn and how many were pressed.

 

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How Capitol DESTROYED The Beatles Revolver Album​

0:00 - Opener.0:37 - Introduction.1:27 - Capitol Records in the early 1960's.2:04 - The legacy of Dave Dexter Jnr.4:04 - What The Beatles thought of Capitol.4:38 - Dexter's replacement - Bill Miller.5:32 - 'Revolver' is recorded & released.6:05 - September 1966.6:35 - The imbalance of Revolver.7:25 - Why was Revolver butchered?7:34 - Yesterday & Today.9:05 - Canada & Mexico9:16 - The U.S. Capitol is hard to defend.9:37 - UK imports via mail-order.10:22 - The Beatles finally stop Capitol.10:36 - Who needs this album today?10:59 - My go-to pressings.11:26 - Rumours & closing comments.

 

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Beatles AI video and all of their Album covers...

 

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there is two other newly discovered demos surfaced on YouTube. People are battling in the comments over whether they are AI or not, but they sound pretty legit to me.

Misery - with different lyrics, was intended for Helen Shapiro, who declined it.