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Order-No.: STR011-014
Country of origin: Europe
Release date: December 1999
Each boxed set includes an additional
booklet of John Barrett's Personal Notes,
vol. 1, 2, 3, covering his findings during
his research in 1982, detailing all tape and
job numbers, exclusive to these boxes.
Recorded on Wednesday April 1 5th 1964 at Studio 4, Television Centre, Wood Lane, London. An interview with Paul that was broadcast on Wednesday May 18th 1964
A Hard Day's Night
Takes 2/3 Presented here are clean takes recorded at Abbey Road on Thursday April 16th 1964
Dieter Broer Interview
Recorded at The Hilton Hotel, Hyde Park Lane, London on Thursday March 26th 1964. Unbroadcast on UK radio.
Forth Radio Network
A rare Interview before their second house at the ABC Cinema, Lothian Road, Edinburgh. Recorded on Wednesday 29th April 1964, conducted by Moira Furmage this has remained undocumented until now, hence this airing is its first in over 35 years!
A Hard Day's Night
An extremely rare mix from United Artist 1968 Cassette release and the United Artist 1970 8 Track Tape release
Hong Kong Interview
An Interview conducted by Bob Rogers at Kaitak Airport, Hong Kong on Wednesday June 1 Oth 1964 before The Beatles left for Australia.
Scene at 6.30 Interview
Recorded at Television House, Rediffusion TV Studios on Tuesday July 7th 1964 and broadcast the same day on the Granada TV Programme
Top Gear Trailers
To launch the new Top Gear Programme these trailers were recorded at Bernie Andrews and Terry Doran's flat preceding taping of the 1st show on Tuesday July 14th 1964. Some were also recorded on July 16th 1964 the day the show was broadcast.
If I Fell
A very clean performance recorded at Studio B7/S2, Broadcasting House, London for inclusion in the first edition of Top Gear on July 14th 1964 for broadcast on the July 16th 1964
BLACKPOOL NIGHT OUT
A Hard Day's Night
Things We Said Today
You Can't Do That
If I Fell
Long Tall Sally
Here for the first time since the original airing on Sunday July 19th 1964 is The Beatles performance from the summer edition of Mike and Bernie Winters ITV networked Big Night Out Show. Again, as with other items in this series this show was found on a Scotch 3M reel to reel tape. The complete show was thought to be lost, but recently the video tape of the entire show was unearthed. (Look out for it in the near future)
George Harrison On Juke Box Jury
Recorded on Saturday July 25th 1964 in Studio 4, BBC Television
Centre, London. George rehearsed his performance in the afternoon and
then appeared in the live broadcast between 5.40 pm - 6.05 pm.
Ringo also taped his appearance for the Saturday August 1st 1964
edition, but unfortunately we cannot present it in this series
as the tapes are lost. (Anybody with them - get them out and
make them available to the world!)
What You're Doing
Take 11 - Recorded at Abbey Road on Wednesday September 30th 1964
this was documented as being the new 'best' take, although as we know
it was later remade. This is the unedited master tape, with the
full reprise instrumental coda.
Mr Moonlight
Take 4 - 20 - Recorded at Abbey Road on Friday August 14th 1964,
this cover version of the 1962 Dr Feelgood and The Interns track has
a totally different feel to it than the released take 8 version.
It does not feature the Hammond organ and percussion instruments
but features interesting guitar work by John and George.
What You're Doing
Take 11 - Recorded at Abbey Road on Wednesday September 30th
1964. This is a lightly edited version prepared by John Barrett
for release in the early '80's
Tyne Tees Interview
Recorded in their Stockton-on-Tees hotel room before their
performance at The Globe Cinema on Thursday October 15th 1964
and broadcast in the news-magazine programme North-East Newsview
on Friday October 16th 1964.
I Feel Fine
Here for the first time is the complete recording session that
took place at The Playhouse Theatre, London on Tuesday November
17th 1964.
She's A Woman
Here for the first time is the complete recording session that
took place at The Playhouse Theatre, London on Tuesday November
17th 1964. Both tracks were part of the Top Gear broadcast of
Thursday November 26th 1964. It was the Beatles' 50th music programme
contribution for the BBC since 1962
Take 1 Recorded on Saturday February 20th 1965 - An extremely clean version of this difficult to record song.
That Means A Lot
Rehearsal Recorded on Saturday February 20th 1965 - One of the four unnumbered rehearsal takes that still exist
That Means A Lot
Take 20 Recorded on Tuesday March 30th 1965 - This is in fact a remake of the song with Norman Smith deciding to start at a surprisingly high take number. This is a much faster version. It's good.
That Means A Lot
Take 21 Recorded on Tuesday March 30th 1965. This is even better!!
That Means A Lot
Take 22 - 24 Recorded on Tuesday March 30th 1965 - Takes 22 and 23 are breakdowns and Take 24 will make you smile!
That Means A Lot
Just A Test Recorded on Tuesday March 30th 1965 - Yes Paul - exactly!
Yes It Is
Recorded on Tuesday February 16th 1965 and remixed for stereo from take 14 on Tuesday February 23rd 1965 by Norman Smith. This is new to this series.
The Beatles performance at The New Musical Express 1964-65 Annual Pollwinners' All-Star Concert.
In front of an audience of 10,000 at The Empire Pool Wembley on Sunday April 11th 1965 The Beatles made their third consecutive contribution to these annual award shows.
Intro
I Feel Fine
She's A Woman
Baby's In Black(pool)
Ticket To Ride
Long Tall Sally
Outro
Recorded at The Empire Pool, Wembley, Middlesex on Sunday April 11th 1965 and broadcast on Easter Sunday April 18th 1965
Help!
Take 4 Recorded at Abbey Road Studios on Tuesday April 13th 1965. A very clean presentation of studio talk and Take 4
Peter Sellers Presenting
While filming at Twickenham Film Studios, St Margaret's, Twickenham Peter Sellers presented the Beatle(s)! with a Grammy Award on behalf of the US National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. A Hard Day's Night won the "Best Performance by a Vocal Group" category for 1964. Sellers called it a "Grandma Award" and this lead John and then the rest of them to sing a verse from "It's A Long Way To Tipperary". It was broadcast on the NBC Grammy Awards programme on Tuesday May 18th 1965
BIS Interview
Recorded at the Saville Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London on Friday July 30th 1965 this interview with Dibbs Mather was for the British Information Service that was responsible for promoting British culture in foreign countries. The interview was packaged with disc material. titled "The Beatles" and sent to the British Council in New York for dispatch to specified US radio stations for local broadcast.
The Beatles Abroad
Brian Matthew joined The Beatles entourage from the August 15th - August 20th 1965 to report on this stage of the group's North American tour. Brian Epstein gave permission to the BBC Transcription Service to record interviews with The Beatles for a documentary programme. The material taped was compiled into a 45 minute documentary "The Beatles Abroad" broadcast by the Light Programme on Monday August 30th 1965 - a bank holiday in England, Wales. Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands. Scotland did not hear the broadcast until Monday January 3rd 1966. It has not been heard in this form since those dates. (Standard disc material omitted due to time restrictions
Pop Profile:John Lennon
Pop Profil: George Harrison.
These two tracks were recorded at NEMS office in Argyll Street separately by Brian Matthew for Pop Profile.They were not aired in the UK as the programme was produced by the BBC's Transcription Service expressly for overseas sale. George was first to be taped, starting at 4.30 pm. John's interview commenced at 5.00 pm. Ringo and Paul were taped on Monday May 2nd 1966, their interviews are to be found on The Beatles Mythology, Vol 2. Disc 4, The Beatles 1966 (STR 014).
Recorded and broadcast Sunday April 11th 1965. Directly after their performance at The NME Pollwinners Concert, The Beatles went for dress rehearsals and a late night live transmission of this weekly series. This is the first time that this show has been heard since. The tape is incomplete, but by airing this interesting segment we hope that the rest of the nightceedings will come to light in the near future.
THE BEATLES ON BLACKPOOL NIGHT OUT.
This was the only British TV appearance to plug Help! The show
compered by Mike and Bemie Winters was networked live from The
ABC Theatre, Blackpool. They performed the following 6 songs
but did not partake in the comedy sketches.
Intro
I Feel Fine
Recorded and broadcast live on Sunday August 1st 1965
I'm Down
Act Naturally
Recorded and broadcast live on Sunday August 1st 1965
Ticket To Ride
Yesterday
Help!
Outro
Recorded and broadcast live on Sunday August 1st 1965
Run For Your Life
Take 5 - Recorded on Tuesday October 12th 1965. Featuring John's
unissued guide vocal.
This Bird Has Flown
Take 1 - Recorded on Tuesday October 12th 1965. A nice clean
version of this tape at last!
This Bird Has Flown
Take 2 - Recorded on Thursday October 21st 1965. A heavy sitar-
no drums or bass.
This Bird Has Flown
Take 4 - Recorded on Thursday October 21st 1965. This was deemed
'best'.
I'm Looking Through You
Take 1 - Recorded on Sunday October 24th 1965
A nice clean version of a song that would later be subject of a
remake.
12 Bar Original
Takes 1/2 - Recorded at Abbey Road on Thursday November 4th 1965.
Presented here is the corn lete unedited recording in top
quality.
I'm Looking Through You
Take 4 - Recorded on Wednesday November 10th 1965. The vocal was
superimposed to the backing track the following day.
The Word
Take 3 RS 1 - Recorded on Wednesday November 10th this version is
the American stereo mix with more double tracking of John's vocal.
Take 3 remix 1. UK standard issue was stereo remix 2
Saturday Club
Recorded at Studio One, Aeolian Hall, London with Brian Matthew
on Monday November 29th 1965 for inclusion in the Christmas Day
broadcast edition of Saturday Club. From the unedited original
tape here we present unreleased excerpts from The Beatles
contribution to that Christmas Day edition.
Exclusive to this series is the Beatles live performance at
Grugahalle, Norbertstrasse, Essen, West Germany. The Beatles
travelled from Munich to Essen in a special train which had been
used by Queen Elizabeth II during her royal visit the previous
year. They gave two shows in Essen, this being the afternoon
performance, before continuing immediately to Hamburg.
Announcement by Charlie Hickman.
Rock 'n' Roll Music
She's A Woman
If I Needed Someone
Day Tripper
Baby's In Black
I Feel Fine
Yesterday
I Wanna Be Your Man
Nowhere Man
Paperback Writer
I'm Down
Recorded Live at the Grugahalle, Essen on the afternoon of
Saturday June 25th 1966
Essen Press Conference
The press conference and interviews conducted after the afternoon
show, during The Beatles one day visit to Essen on Saturday June 25th
1966.
She Said, She Said
John's complete home demos. These home demos predate The Beatles
recording of the final song for the Revolver album on Tuesday June
21st 1966. We present here a segued compilation of all of John's
home demos in their best quality.
New Musical Express Poll Winners Concert Awards Presentation
The Beatles live performance on Sunday May 1st 1966 was not
captured on video tape due to contractual disagreements between
The Beatles management and ABC Television. The cameras did tape
The Beatles receiving their poll-awards and this soundtrack to
that film is presented here for the first time in over 33
years!
Pop Profile: Paul McCartney
Pop Profile: Ringo Starr
These two tracks were recorded at The Playhouse Theatre on Monday May
2nd 1966. Ringo's interview commenced at 5.00 pm and Paul's followed
at 5.30 pm. They compliment John and George's interviews for
the same BBC Transcription Service overseas programme from 30-11-65.
The interviews were edited to this form and pressed as 7" singles
for exclusive overseas distribution.
Saturday Club
Recorded at The Playhouse Theatre on Monday May 2nd 1966, and
broadcast a month later on Saturday June 4th as part of Saturday
Club. It was the 400th edition of Saturday Club.
She Loves You
RS1 Geoff Emerick attempted to produce stereo mixes of this track
from the mono master of the single, as the original two-track tapes
had long been destroyed. He tried twice, here they
are.
She Loves You
RS2 - version 2 This version completed in the allotted 90 minutes
was deemed 'best'. It is the first time that these remixes have
appeared and are exclusive to the Mythology series.
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