Label: BJ 12915 / 12916
Disc 7 - Length: 68:28
1. "There You Are, Eddie"
2. Diggin' My Potatoes
3. Hey Liley, Liley-Lo
4. Rock Island Line
5. Michael Row the Boat
6. Rock-A-Bye Baby
7. Singing The Blues
8. Dig It
9. Dig It
10. Get Back
11. Get Back/Little Demon/Maybellene/You Can't Catch Me/
Brown-Eyed Handsome Man
12. Short Fat Fannie
13. Get Back
14. Bad Boy
15. Sweet Little Sixteen
16. Around and Around
17. Almost Grown
18. School Day
19. Stand By Me/Where Have You Been
20. Get Back
21. I Lost My Little Girl
22. Two of Us
23. Two of Us
24. Bye Bye Love
25. Two of Us
26. For You Blue
27. For You Blue
28. For You Blue
Disc 8 - Length: 65:53
1. For You Blue
2. For You Blue
3. For You Blue
4. Let It Be
5. Let It Be
6. I'm Talking About You
7. Let It Be
8. Let It Be
9. Isn't It a Pity
10. Window, Window
11. Octopus's Garden
12. High School Confidential
13. Great Balls of Fire
14. Great Balls of Fire
15. Let It Be
16. Let It Be
17. Let It Be
18. Let It Be
19. Let It Be
20. Dig It
21. Rip It Up
22. Shake, Rattle and Roll
Notes
Disc 7
This disc shows what The Beatles did in between takes and during equipment changeovers
to enjoy themselves - namely playing songs of Lonnie Donnegan and Chuck Berry. We also
finally get to hear the complete version of John and Paul harmonizing on the Everly
Brothers classic "Bye Bye Love" (up to now we only had a tantalizing two second clip!),
as well as the beginning of a very comprehensive look at the recording og George's "For
You Blue". And what could be more fun than John singing a version of the very first
song Paul ever wrote (track 21).
Disc 8
Multiple takes of "Let It Be", all never heard before, are the focal point of Disc 8.
An even longer tape that anyone even knew existed of "Dig It" is here as well, clocking
in at over 15 minutes! George plays nice acoustic versions of "Isn't It A Pity" and
"Window, Window" and for the very first time "Rip It Up" can be heard in its complete form.
© 2001 David Laurie