576:." The following month, on September 5, a Granada sound crew returned to capture better audio of the band to sync to the film footage, as they felt the audio from the original shoot was not of satisfactory quality. A new recording of "Some Other Guy" and a recording of "Kansas City/Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey!" come from this performance. The shoot constitutes the earliest professional film footage of the Beatles, and would have been the Beatles' first appearance on television, but the footage was shelved for over a year, and was first broadcast after the Beatles had achieved nationwide success. Instead, Grenada booked the group for a live, in-studio performance on 17 October 1962. The Cavern footage has been seen on
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682:, recorded on 26 May 1965; in total, 275 performances of 88 different songs were broadcast. Early bootlegs of some of the performances were based on low-quality home recordings of the broadcasts from the radio. It was not the BBC's practice to archive either the session tapes or the shows' master tapes, but many good quality distribution copies were found in various BBC departments during research for BBC radio specials produced in the 1980s.
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magazine, inserting four song titles he'd simply made up: the John Lennon polemic "Left Is Right (And Right Is Wrong)," George
Harrison's "Pink Litmus Paper Shirt," a Paul McCartney vaudeville-style number "Deck Chair," and another supposed Lennon track, "Colliding Circles". These spurious tunes were
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album, with both versions widely bootlegged. The 28 May 1969 compilation by Johns contained the following line-up: "One After 909", "Rocker", "Save the Last Dance for Me", "Don't Let Me Down", "Dig a Pony", "I've Got a
Feeling", "Get Back", "For You Blue", "Teddy Boy", "Two of Us", "Maggie Mae", "Dig
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Compared with a properly recorded live concert, the sound quality of the tape is poor, with the vocals in particular sounding "muffled and distant" at best. But for a recording made with 1 mic from the audience with a home-use reel-to-reel, the quality is very good. The
Beatles display a rawness that
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releases in 1994–1996 covered much of the highlights of previously bootlegged material, in sound quality that most bootlegs could not match. However, new bootlegs continued to appear, with bootleggers including the word "anthology" in the title of many of their collections. Starting in 1999, Silent
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tape was bought by a collector, who released the songs over a series of seven 45 rpm singles pressed on coloured vinyl with full colour picture sleeves. Bootleggers of this era often copied and repackaged each other's releases, so popular titles often appeared from more than one bootleg label.
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tape recorders used for the film's audio track. These Nagra tapes are the source for most, but not all, of the bootlegs from these sessions. In addition to songs that would later be released by the group, the
Beatles played hundreds of cover versions and original compositions. However, many of the
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songs. In addition, The
Brittles, a Beatles pastiche band, has recorded "Left is Right (and Right is Wrong)" and "Deck Chair"). Musician Neil Innes, a Bonzo Dog Band member and Monty Python associate/friend of Martin Lewis, incorporated all four bogus song titles into the song "Unfinished Words",
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wrote, "the sleeve note, apart from being inaccurate, seems to have been written with a court case in mind." The
Beatles lost their case, so the album was viewed as a legitimate release. The thirty songs contained on the initial releases were re-licensed over the following two decades to multiple
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Beatles in the studio for a late night jam session on 1 June 1964, but this was probably not taped. Several Lennon–McCartney titles were mentioned in a 1960 letter from McCartney, including "Looking Glass", "Years Roll Along", and "Keep Looking That Way", but there is no
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releases and the numerous outtakes that have been bootlegged, many of the
Beatles' most interesting studio recordings are available in some form. Nevertheless, there are still recordings known to be in EMI's archives that have generated particular interest in their eventual release. One is
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of the entire
Beatles catalogue, typically using premium vinyl pressings played and digitised with high-end audio equipment. While these unauthorized copies are not bootlegs as commonly defined, their creation and distribution channels overlap with bootleg products.
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Starting in the 2000s, the popularity of digital downloads through BitTorrent made it possible to replace physical media with virtual box sets of BBC material provided by fans for fans made available free of charge. In 2004, Purple Chick released
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to film the rehearsals for the group's proposed first live concert since 1966. This project would concentrate on new material, and was intended to form the basis for both a television documentary and a new album, which were given the title of
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arise from a multitude of sources, including radio and TV broadcast performances, live shows, studio outtakes and session tapes, alternate mixes, test discs, and home demos. The largest single source of
Beatles bootleg material is the set of
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in Tokyo beginning 30 June 1966, with the first two concerts (30 June 1966 and the afternoon show on 1 July) filmed in colour for Japanese television. The first night's concert video was officially released by Apple in Japan only as
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After the Beatles' EMI contract expired in 1976, the company began assessing the band's unreleased material for a future release. The first batch of songs to leak came from an in-house compilation cassette that contained
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matches the raucous Hamburg atmosphere. While the Beatles would later record many of the thirty songs in the studio or perform them for the BBC, nine of the songs would never be officially released in another version.
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In 1981, in-house engineer John Barrett was given the task of cataloguing the complete collection of tapes from the band's seven-year career with EMI. This led to two projects: a public audio-visual presentation at
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stage manager Adrian Barber; the tapes were acquired by Ted "Kingsize" Taylor, the leader of KingsizeTaylor and The Dominoes at the club. Eventually Taylor sold the tapes, which formed the basis of the double album
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Due to the questionable copyright status of these performances (recorded prior to the group's EMI contract), the Decca audition was commercially distributed in various configurations starting in 1981; some of these
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that appeared near the end of 1969. Johns started working in earnest on compiling an album in March 1969, and a test acetate from this period eventually surfaced on a poor quality bootleg called “O.P.D.”.
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From the group's early years, it has been reported that additional songs exist from the 1960 Quarrymen rehearsal tapes, including a Lennon–McCartney instrumental "Winston's Walk" and early versions of "
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The Beatles' first US concert, on 11 February 1964 in Washington, D.C., was captured on black-and-white video for later closed-circuit presentations in cinemas. Some of the video was included in
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performances were brief (some lasting less than ten seconds), and many of the original compositions are undeveloped ideas or improvisations that have been described as the audio equivalent of
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later that year; the tape was bought by EMI for ÂŁ78,500, becoming the most expensive recording ever sold at auction. EMI decided the recording was not of sufficient quality to include in
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A considerable amount of additional never-circulated Beatles material is believed to exist, either in private possession or studio vaults, as mentioned in documents and recollections.
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It", "Let It Be", "The Long and Winding Road", and "Get Back (Reprise)". The main changes made for the 5 January 1970 compilation were the removal of "Teddy Boy" and the additions of "
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Several books have been devoted to comprehensively documenting Beatles bootlegs; the following is a list of some of the most common or notable bootlegged recordings by the Beatles.
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project. In addition to the two songs released, two other Lennon demos (which have been bootlegged) became the basis for additional work by the other three Beatles: "
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Many of the Beatles' concert performances have appeared on bootleg albums. The earliest relatively complete concert recording is from the 7 December 1963 show at the
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in San Francisco was taped by press officer Tony Barrow on a portable recorder at the request of McCartney; the tape ran out before the last few minutes of the show.
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The liner notes for the initial release falsely implied that the recordings had been made in the spring of 1962, prior to the Beatles' EMI contract, on a night when
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albums as they contained many unique mixes different from the UK releases. Several bootleggers stepped in to fill this void by offering digital copies of their own
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performances from 1963, (originally these tracks were thought to be from the Decca audition of January 1962, and Lennon himself told McCartney about the album) and
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album, while the complete recording has been bootlegged. The performance consisted of a short take of "Get Back" played as part of the preliminary sound check, "
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bootlegs; Lennon said: "They say it came from an acetate that I gave to someone who then went and broadcast it as being an advance pressing or something."
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and along with their back catalogue they brought with them a video of this show. The video was made available with the purchase of the iTunes version of
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CD series from Swingin' Pig that started appearing in 1988, which provided takes never previously bootlegged in clarity that rivalled official releases.
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Starting in 1987, Apple began officially reissuing the Beatles catalogue on CD. However, as digital remastering was still in its infancy, many fans and
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album—to more fragmentary samplings, or alternate mixes and performances derived from acetates. The first studio outtake to appear on bootleg was the
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shot footage of the band performing live at the Cavern for use in the television show
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3068:"Cilla Black's family uncover missing Beatles demo 52 YEARS after it was first made"
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evidence that tapes were ever made of those songs during rehearsals from that era.
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Notable as the Beatles' final paid concert performance, the 29 August 1966 show at
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819:(which opened on 18 July 1983) and a planned outtakes album which was to be called
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1647:". McCartney bought the tape at a 1985 auction, and since none of it was used for
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3252:
2702:"In 1964 the band that changed everything came to America. Now they're on iTunes"
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Among the more complete rehearsed songs that have been featured on bootlegs are "
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became available to bootleggers. These songs appeared on bootleg series such as
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1495:, and a rock and roll medley that included songs such as "I'm Ready", an early
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engagement in late December 1962, portions of their performances were taped by
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Three additional songs would never be recorded in the studio by the Beatles:
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Additional material from the Star-Club tapes has been bootlegged, including "
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The Beatles performed fifteen songs that were recorded at their audition for
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1945:. In 1971, humorist Martin Lewis compiled a Beatles bootleg discography for
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1726:, and McCartney has been an advocate for its release. Another is take 3 of "
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started releasing the "Camera B" tapes, in other smaller CD series, such as
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1130:"). There are also Lennon demos available of songs that would develop into "
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A collection of all these recordings were released on the bootleg recording
360:, only three recordings made by the group prior to 1962 have become public.
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2736:
The Beatles Box Set by The Beatles – Download The Beatles Box Set on iTunes
3181:
1404:. A sampling of the rehearsals was officially issued as a bonus disc with
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from Passport Video. The entire video was released on the grey market DVD
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was released in Japan by Secret Trax which was soon followed by 3 CD set
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rehearsal sessions first issued in 1974. In 1977, a copy of the Beatles'
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1302:"Child of Nature", later released by Lennon, with different lyrics, as "
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3041:"The Beatles Bible - McCartney demo of World Without Love is unveiled"
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tried to copyright its lyrics as a Lennon composition after his death.
1730:" from 18 July 1968, renowned for its length of twenty-seven minutes.
1067:(six songs mimed to new recordings); the June 1964 Australian special
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2527:"Recordings View: The Beatles Meet The Bootleggers On Their Own Turf"
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924:
3417:
That Magic Feeling: The Beatles' Recorded Legacy Volume 2, 1966–1970
2843:"Beatles for sale: copyright laws force Apple to release 59 tracks"
2259:"The Beatles – Grow Old with Us (The Lost Album Series) (2020, CD)"
476:", "You Must Write Every Day", "Movin' and Groovin'", and "Ramrod".
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A few "outfakes" have been labelled as Beatles tracks many times:
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recorded by The Rutles, and released on their album "Archeology".
3120:"The weirdest Beatles track of all may be released, 41 years on"
3093:"Beatles Bootlegzone : 'The Lost Album' (Eight-CD box set)"
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3463:
2878:"Beatles History Rewritten As White Album Tapes Reveal Secrets"
1421:", Suzy's Parlour (published under the name Suzy Parker), and "
213:, a two-volume four-disc collection of songs and jams from the
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3998:
3459:
3456: – a large bootleg database with emphasis on The Beatles.
880:. This version begins with Lennon jokingly counting that way.
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2628:"The Beatles' Experimental "Revolution 1 (Take 20)" Surfaces"
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Every year from 1963 through to 1969, the Beatles recorded a
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on July 12, 1958, The Quarrymen paid to record themselves at
1779:". "Now and Then" was close to being the third new song for
876:” from the White Album sessions was released on the bootleg
648:" (with Tony Sheridan singing lead), and a full version of "
624:. In commentary for a lawsuit to block the album's release,
3398:
Way Beyond Compare: The Beatles' Recorded Legacy, 1957–1965
3301:
Bootleg! The Rise and Fall of the Secret Recording Industry
2484:"Raiders of the Lost Archive: The Beatles Live At The Beeb"
1154:", and two songs he would later record after the Beatles, "
3450: – includes bootleg titles associated with each song.
2199:"The Beatles – the Lost Album (Two and a Half) (2019, CD)"
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Johns later made two "official" attempts at compiling the
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from October 1963 (four songs); the April 1964 UK special
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The biggest labels for Beatles material in the 1970s were
1891:", but Moore has denied this; the song actually predates
1476:", "I've Got a Feeling", "One After 909", "Dig a Pony", "
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session recordings with a seventeen-CD collection called
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Other notable bootlegs to appear in the early 1970s were
1388:, and the new songs becoming an album of the same name.
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In January 1969, the Beatles got together with director
701:! on the same label featuring additions to the box set.
678:, recorded on 7 March 1962, and ending with the special
2767:"Beatles' Shea Stadium Concert Finally Sees Re-Release"
1291:, taken from Harrison's original 4-track master tapes.
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on 15 August 1965 was filmed for a television special,
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The Beatles performed two shows on 20 June 1965 at the
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programmes, beginning with an appearance on the series
3341:
You Can't Do That: Beatles Bootleg and Novelty Records
1998:
As part of the 2:13 track "I'm In Love". CD 4 track 18
1751:'s home was taped over. BBC documentation shows that "
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of comedy and music that was sent to members of their
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may have been the unintentional source for one of the
1853:. The actual participants in the 1969 recording were
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at St Peter's Parish Church, notable as the day that
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Eight Arms To Hold You: The Solo Beatles Compendium
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381:was first introduced to Lennon by a mutual friend,
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561:" (two versions), and "Catswalk" (two versions).
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2239:"The Beatles – the Lost Album Vol. V (2020, CD)"
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1491:, this set included "Teddy Boy", "The Walk", by
1464:documentary, and three tracks were used for the
1336:and released in August 1968 as one of the first
652:", and alternate performances of several songs.
607:Live! at the Star-Club in Hamburg, Germany; 1962
592:Live! at the Star-Club in Hamburg, Germany; 1962
350:Other than the commercially released songs with
3808:1966 tour of Germany, Japan and the Philippines
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2279:"The Beatles – the Lost Album Sixth (2021, CD)"
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783:" (unedited version), and two medleys from the
747:" appeared on bootlegs after being played on a
721:Studio outtakes and alternate mixes (1962–1970)
680:The Beatles Invite You to Take a Ticket to Ride
3444: – background on the early bootleg album.
2219:"The Beatles – the Last Lost Album (2020, CD)"
1106:. Some of the Lennon demos available include "
915:, and most of it was included in the 2003 DVD
346:The Quarrymen / Silver Beatles era (1957–1960)
322:has transformed the bootlegging industry. The
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2492:. Archived from the original on 10 April 2005
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2179:"The Beatles – the Lost Album II (2019, CD)"
1391:The rehearsals and recordings took place at
1008:The Beatles performed for three days at the
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3320:Madinger, Chip & Easter, Mark (2000).
3155:"Beatles Back to Where They Once Belonged"
1319:", released by Harrison on his 1982 album
545:Cavern Club rehearsals and TV shoot (1962)
275:in 1991, featuring 22 songs from the 1968
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2396:The Beatles: The Ultimate Recording Guide
2159:"The Beatles – the Lost Album (2017, CD)"
1344:Also not the same version from bootlegs.
259:The late 1980s also saw the emergence of
148:audio tapes from the 1969 filming of the
1378:on 30 January 1969, and the title song "
1201:" (partially taped over by Lennon) and "
510:). Five of these songs were included on
2303:"Hard Day's Night for Beatles Reissues"
2010:
1991:
1897:, having been released in January 1967.
841:", "Mailman, Bring Me No More Blues", "
3379:The Unreleased Beatles: Music and Film
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2331:"Best DIY reissues: Beatles remasters"
878:Revolution: Take... Your Knickers Off!
441:, although the latter song was edited.
4253:The Beatles: The Authorised Biography
1148:You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)
246:album and a multimedia show given at
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3188:from the original on 26 October 2023
3000:A Beginners Guide to Beatle Bootlegs
1935:"Left Is Right (And Right Is Wrong)"
1637:If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody
1257:The White Album (Esher) demos (1968)
670:The Beatles performed for fifty-two
474:The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise
129:) are recordings of performances by
4288:Paul McCartney: Many Years from Now
3783:The Beatles' 1964 tour of Australia
3221:from the original on 11 August 2023
2432:"The Beatles - Decca Sessions 1962"
2398:. Facts on File. pp. 99, 141.
2022:. USA: Multiplus Books. p. 5.
1423:The Palace of the King of the Birds
1036:Television performances (1963–1968)
695:The Complete BBC Sessions 1962-1966
176:of one of the early rough mixes by
28:The Beatles Bootleg Recordings 1963
3066:Earnshaw, Jessica (20 July 2016).
2708:. 16 November 2010. Archived from
2626:Kreps, Daniel (27 February 2009).
2301:Kozinn, Allan (26 December 2008).
1449:", later released by Lennon; and "
937:where all albums were released as
707:The Complete BBC Sessions Upgraded
425:Phillips' Sound Recording Services
158:rehearsal and recording sessions.
14:
2970:Fricke, David (10 January 2003).
2564:"The History of Beatles Bootlegs"
2525:Kozinn, Allan (4 December 1994).
1975:Unreleased Lennon–McCartney songs
1533:session compilation bootlegs was
949:The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl
666:On Air – Live at the BBC Volume 2
16:Illegal audio of the band's songs
4419:
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3360:The Complete Beatles Audio Guide
3282:. Collector's Guide Publishing.
3153:Goodman, Chris (29 April 2007).
3118:Grey, Sadie (16 November 2008).
2924:Unterberger (2006), pp. 282–285.
2906:Unterberger (2006), pp. 226–230.
2866:Unterberger (2006), pp. 195–200.
2841:Brown, Mark (12 December 2013).
2831:Unterberger (2006), pp. 326–327.
2822:Unterberger (2006), pp. 312–313.
2813:Unterberger (2006), pp. 311–312.
2786:Unterberger (2006), pp. 151–153.
2756:Unterberger (2006), pp. 124–125.
2665:Unterberger (2006), pp. 306–309.
2098:Unterberger (2006), pp. 365–366.
2042:Unterberger (2006), pp. 282–283.
1915:Peace of Mind / The Candle Burns
1472:" (first and second versions), "
1441:", later released by Harrison; "
1261:In May 1968, the Beatles met at
1213:Christmas recordings (1963–1969)
984:Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby
833:", "What's the New Mary Jane", "
564:On August 22, 1962, a crew from
365:The Quarrymen show, 6 July 1957.
184:album (which would later become
3720:Cover versions of Beatles songs
1970:The Beatles' recording sessions
1015:Beatles Concert at Budokan 1966
912:The Beatles: The First US Visit
123:The Beatles' bootleg recordings
4447:The Beatles bootleg recordings
3760:Winter 1963 Helen Shapiro Tour
3030:Unterberger (2006), pp. 43–44.
3016:. Bootleg Zone. Archived from
2941:The Beatles Recording Sessions
2482:Buskin, Richard (March 1995).
2472:Unterberger (2006), pp. 37–42.
2456:Unterberger (2006), pp. 36–37.
2063:Unterberger (2006), pp. 26–29.
1829:Simon Dupree and the Big Sound
1795:Fake or disputed bootleg songs
999:The Beatles: Eight Days a Week
986:", was officially released on
945:Hollywood Bowl, 1964 and 1965.
917:The Beatles in Washington D.C.
845:" (demo), and early takes of "
817:The Beatles Live at Abbey Road
769:Christmas Time (Is Here Again)
620:happened to be sitting in for
1:
4087:34 Montagu Square, Marylebone
2676:"Beatles' Closed-Circuit Gig"
2366:Unterberger (2006), pp. 4–10.
2086:Reinhart (1981), pp. xix–xxi.
1889:Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
1526:" and "Across the Universe".
1205:". Harrison's 1963 demo for "
586:Star-Club performances (1962)
357:In the Beginning (Circa 1960)
4306:Apple Corps v Apple Computer
4260:The Beatles: All These Years
3725:Songs covered by the Beatles
3377:Unterberger, Richie (2006).
3207:Evans, Greg (22 June 2023).
1845:. This song was credited to
1698:" (a 1968 song intended for
1656:Do You Want to Know a Secret
1332:", a Harrison song given to
1237:The Beatles' Christmas Album
1219:The Beatles' Christmas Album
1209:" has also been bootlegged.
843:While My Guitar Gently Weeps
656:The BBC sessions (1962–1965)
629:record labels, most notably
421:The Quarrymen acetate, 1958.
417:, broadcast on 26 June 2007.
338:Commonly bootlegged material
3710:Post-breakup collaborations
3253:"Beatles Colliding Circles"
3242:Unterberger (2006), p. 359.
3143:Unterberger (2006), p. 223.
3002:(3rd ed.). p. 67.
2972:"Lost Beatles Tapes Found?"
2804:Unterberger (2006), p. 305.
2795:Unterberger (2006), p. 309.
2329:Greene, Andy (1 May 2008).
2148:Unterberger (2006), p. 368.
2125:Heylin (2004), pp. 309–310.
2116:Heylin (2004), pp. 229–231.
2051:Unterberger (2006), p. 371.
1179:Spiritual Regeneration Song
1165:McCartney's demos include "
979:The Beatles at Shea Stadium
76:Post-breakup collaborations
4463:
3339:Reinhart, Charles (1981).
3255:. snopes.com. 24 June 2001
2945:. Harmony Books. pp.
2651:Unterberger (2006), p. 76.
2603:. May 1998. Archived from
2570:. May 1998. Archived from
1807:), "Magical Misery Tour" (
1354:
1249:. In 2017, Apple released
1216:
1197:), and early versions of "
1069:The Beatles Sing for Shell
930:The Beatles Stereo Box Set
903:Washington Coliseum, 1964.
713:. 2015 saw the release of
699:Attack of the Filler BEEBS
676:Teenager's Turn—Here We Go
659:
646:Money (That's What I Want)
589:
491:
435:". These were included on
433:In Spite of All the Danger
427:in Liverpool, performing "
25:
18:
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4385:automatic double tracking
4323:The Beatles at Abbey Road
3497:
2394:Weiner, Allen J. (1992).
2375:Unterberger (2006), p. 7.
1939:"Pink Litmus Paper Shirt"
1704:The Long and Winding Road
1666:" (pre-dating the one on
1560:Studio album needle drops
1547:Twelve Days At Twickenham
1140:Good Morning Good Morning
1136:Strawberry Fields Forever
884:Live concerts (1963–1966)
869:albums in 1995 and 1996.
687:The Complete BBC Sessions
519:Strawberry Fields Forever
502:on 1 January 1962 (three
48:
3788:1964 North American tour
3297:Heylin, Clinton (2004).
3182:"The Last Beatles Songs"
1803:), "Cheese and Onions" (
972:The Beatles' concert at
960:Palais des Sports, 1965.
921:Beatles Around the World
890:Liverpool Empire Theatre
737:What's The New Mary Jane
555:I Saw Her Standing There
506:compositions and twelve
470:Hallelujah I Love Her So
71:Notable instruments used
19:Not to be confused with
4189:The Scotch of St. James
3755:1960 Johnny Gentle Tour
3616:More popular than Jesus
3605:North American releases
2020:Beatlegmania Volume One
1841:Have You Heard the Word
1755:" and two versions of "
1608:Material not bootlegged
1393:Twickenham Film Studios
1025:Candlestick Park, 1966.
851:I'm Looking Through You
539:The Lost Decca Sessions
448:songs were included on
299:Sea issued a series of
111:Accompanying performers
4393:The Beatles: Rock Band
4044:United Artists Records
3675:Awards and nominations
3532:Outline of the Beatles
3415:Winn, John C. (2009).
3396:Winn, John C. (2008).
3343:. Contemporary Books.
2732:"IThe Beatles Box Set"
2597:"The Road to Sessions"
2553:Heylin (2004), p. 310.
2134:Heylin (2004), p. 277.
2107:Heylin (2004), p. 209.
2077:Heylin (2004), p. 207.
2018:Winn, John C. (2006).
1246:The Beatles: Rock Band
1087:Home demos (1963–1969)
874:Revolution 1 (Take 20)
797:Shake, Rattle and Roll
711:Unsurpassed Broadcasts
609:, released in 1977 by
445:Home rehearsals, 1960.
403:Baby, Let's Play House
370:played a show for the
283:that debuted in 1988.
267:in quality similar to
53:Awards and nominations
4246:The Beatles Anthology
4179:Penny Lane, Liverpool
3765:1963 Roy Orbison Tour
3637:Murder of John Lennon
2998:Sulphy, Doug (1990).
2706:The Beatles on iTunes
2384:Winn (2008), pp. 2–4.
1883:with lyrics spoofing
1869:"The L.S. Bumble Bee"
1713:Between the official
1501:Shake Rattle and Roll
1361:The Beatles: Get Back
1355:Further information:
1338:Apple Records singles
1251:The Christmas Records
1104:The Lost Lennon Tapes
1095:publishing affiliate
1019:The Beatles Anthology
1002:on 15 September 2016.
895:The Beatles Anthology
765:If You've Got Trouble
757:Leave My Kitten Alone
579:The Beatles Anthology
488:Decca audition (1962)
415:The Day John Met Paul
281:The Lost Lennon Tapes
203:Yellow Matter Custard
106:Covers of the Beatles
101:Covers by the Beatles
4267:A Cellarful of Noise
3771:The Ed Sullivan Show
3537:The Beatles timeline
3358:Sulpy, Doug (2006).
3324:. 44.1 Productions.
2915:Winn (2009), p. 261.
1819:("I Love You Too"),
1680:A World Without Love
1590:Millennium Remasters
1483:On 30 January 1969,
1427:All Things Must Pass
1367:Michael Lindsay-Hogg
1349:Get Back / Let It Be
1285:his first solo album
1047:The Ed Sullivan Show
745:The Fool on the Hill
395:Puttin' On the Style
318:The availability of
228:Trademark of Quality
4380:Recording practices
2712:on 17 December 2010
2680:The Pop History Dig
1931:"Colliding Circles"
1617:When I'm Sixty-Four
1144:Across the Universe
970:Shea Stadium, 1965.
935:The Beatles Box Set
863:Unsurpassed Masters
462:I'll Follow the Sun
320:high-speed Internet
265:Unsurpassed Masters
162:Historical overview
4374:Pop Go the Beatles
4349:Global Beatles Day
4129:Casbah Coffee Club
4097:Abbey Road Studios
4092:Abbey Road, London
4082:251 Menlove Avenue
3793:1965 European tour
3732:Recording sessions
3595:At the Cavern Club
3381:. Backbeat Books.
3214:Deadline Hollywood
3184:. TheBeatles.com.
2738:. 16 November 2010
1700:Marianne Faithfull
1529:One of the myriad
1478:God Save the Queen
1407:Let It Be... Naked
1199:We Can Work It Out
1193:" (1969, given to
1185:" (1969, given to
1173:" (1968, given to
1167:One and One Is Two
1128:I've Got a Feeling
1118:" (1963, given to
1110:" (1963, given to
1064:Around the Beatles
847:Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
813:Abbey Road Studios
566:Granada Television
494:The Decca audition
429:That'll Be the Day
332:Richie Unterberger
248:Abbey Road Studios
141:Bootleg recordings
86:Recording sessions
4432:
4431:
4355:Images of a Woman
4199:St Peter's Church
3970:
3969:
3700:Live performances
3426:978-0-307-45239-9
3407:978-0-307-45157-6
3305:. Omnibus Press.
3099:. 18 January 2019
3047:. 20 January 2013
3045:The Beatles Bible
1986:Explanatory notes
1881:psychedelic music
1720:Carnival of Light
1474:Don't Let Me Down
1415:Watching Rainbows
1357:Let It Be (album)
1152:Don't Let Me Down
1132:She Said She Said
1075:(new vocals for "
964:Palais des Sports
835:How Do You Do It?
611:Lingasong Records
466:Hello Little Girl
273:Unsurpassed Demos
224:Kornyfone (TAKRL)
119:
118:
91:Live performances
4454:
4422:
4421:
4361:Lennon–McCartney
4281:Lennon Remembers
4219:Tittenhurst Park
4214:Strawberry Field
4174:London Palladium
4134:Candlestick Park
4077:20 Forthlin Road
4067:10 Admiral Grove
3841:
3544:Stuart Sutcliffe
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3419:. Random House.
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3400:. Random House.
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1777:Grow Old With Me
1660:I Call Your Name
1493:Jimmy McCracklin
1443:Gimme Some Truth
1233:From Then to You
1171:Step Inside Love
1093:Dick James Music
1029:Candlestick Park
773:That Means a Lot
763:" (from 1963), "
749:Radio Luxembourg
728:Please Please Me
715:The BBC Archives
504:Lennon–McCartney
211:Sweet Apple Trax
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1351:sessions (1969)
1271:George Harrison
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1207:Don't Bother Me
1191:Come and Get it
1181:" from India, "
1112:Billy J. Kramer
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1073:Frost on Sunday
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859:Ultra-Rare Trax
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741:I Am the Walrus
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