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Attack of the Filler Beebs Vol. 1
Label
Silent Sea Productions
Order No
SS001
Country of Origin
USA
Teenager’s Turn” 3-7-62
Dream Baby
Memphis
Please Mr. Postman
Sourced from a cleaner tape than the one
used for the “Complete BBC-Sessions” box set.
“Here We Go” 6-11-62
Ask Me Why
Besame Mucho
A Picture Of You
Again, from a better source tape.
“Saturday Club” 1-22-63
Some Other Guy
Beautiful Dreamer
Sourced from a markedly better tape than
the one that has been previously available.
“Here We Go” 3-6-63
Misery
Do You Want To Know A Secret
Please Please Me
This excellent performance surfaced shortly after
the “Complete” box set was released.
Saturday Club” 3-16-63
I Saw Her Standing There
John and Brian Matthew chat
Misery
Too Much Monkey Business
Talking About You
John, Paul and Brian Matthew chat
Please Please Me
Hippy Hippy Shake
Again, sourced from a significantly improved tape,
except for track 15, included from the box set.
Ringo and John Dunn chat
This “Boys” intro was left off the “Complete” box set.
“Non Stop Pop” 7-30-63
Beatles and Phil Tate chat
Ringo discusses not moving to London and requests a song, J
ohn talks about songwriting and hobbies, George answers a
fan’s question about their hair, and Paul muses on fame.
“The Public Ear” 10-3-63
Beatles self-introductions
Beatles chat
Paul wonders about the future, George talks about money,
and all four talk about practicing and making music.
“Radio Newsreel” 10-16-63
Beatles and Peter Woods chat
The Fabs talk about the upcoming Royal Variety Performance
and their success without posh voices.
“Easy Beat” 10-16-63
From Me To You
An upgrade of the flawed “Complete” box set track.
“Dateline London” 12-10-63
Beatles and Dibbs Mather chat
Ringo outlines his early career; George discusses life’s changes,
family life, money and the future; Paul talks about the name,
being role models and the future; and John goes on about
Goon-type humor and success and reads “The Neville Club.”
“The Public Ear” 1-5-64
George and Ringo promo spot, tk 1
George and Ringo promo spot, tk 2
George reads his and Ringo’s letter and ruins
Ringo’s gag, then gets it right on the second try.
“Weekend World” 1-24-64
Beatles and Bob chat
Beatles and Bob chat more
A bonus non-BBC session, recorded in Paris by an unknown
American interviewer for Armed Forces Network. First Paul
discusses their origins, success and haircuts; George talks about
the Liverpool Sound; Ringo briefly synopsizes his career;
and John talks about imitators. Then Paul discusses the
Olympia shows, writing “I Want To Hold Your Hand,” themes in
their songs and their upcoming U.S. trip and first feature film;
George talks about the lack of French girls and landing the
Sullivan show; John discusses “yeah yeah yeah” and they all
rate the French girls.
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