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Beatles Songs that have never been performed live together or solo
16 December 2012
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Was going through youtube today looking up different McCartney Beatle-era songs that he’s played live in recent years, and upon looking for a couple that didn’t have any matches, it made me think of what Beatle songs have never been played before a live audience, either by the Beatles themselves (which as we know leaves out everything from Sgt. Pepper , Magical Mystery Tour , White Album , Yellow Submarine , and Abbey Road ) or by individual Beatles in Concert.  John, as we know, rarely performed live post-Beatles, and didn’t really play too many Beatles songs when he did.  I’m assuming Ringo has played all of the songs he’s sung lead on with the All-Star band, but not sure how many George played outside of his late-Beatle standards.  Even Paul has left off a selected group of his songs from his setlists and casually introduces them into his tours (for example: The Night Before on last year’s tour).  So just interested to see if we can compile a full list of never played live songs.

 

 

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PPM  – everything was performed live as a band.

WTB – It Wont Be Long, All ive Got To Do, Dont Bother Me, Little Child , Hold Me Tight (?), Not A Second Time .

AHDN Tell Me Why , Any Time At All , When I Get Home , I’ll Be Back . Im Happy just to Dance with You, Ill Cry instead was done for the bbc but not done live as was I Should Have Known Better .

Beatles For Sale No Reply , I Dont Want To Spoil the Party. Not sure if Paul has done Every Little Thing , Eight Days A Week or What Youre Doing live. Words Of Love was probably in their live set before they made it.

Help . I Need You , You Like Me Too Much , Its Only Love, Youre Going To Lose That Girl, You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away , Tell Me What You See (?)

Rubber Soul . Run For Your Life , Girl, Think For Yourself (?), Wait (?), Norwegian Wood . Surely Ringo has done What Goes On . George did In My Life in ’74 but changed the lyrics.

 

 

 

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This is semi on topic, so I ask your understanding, but I remember reading in an interview, I think with John, how so many of their songs they never really played. Meaning they were only played when they were recorded in the studio and then left alone and put away. Yes Paul has brought some out – but as a group a lot of their songs (obviously the later years), even when played in the studio they weren’t “played” as much as they were constructed piece by piece and track by track.

This was the driving force behind Let It Be – to play complete songs and record them. To recapture the essence of “the band”. The ironic thing is they stopped being “a band” after HELP.

I am not knocking any of it (please don’t hear that) just commenting.

 

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PPM  – everything was performed live as a band.

WTB – It Wont Be Long, All ive Got To Do, Dont Bother Me, Little Child , Hold Me Tight (?), Not A Second Time .

AHDN Tell Me Why , Any Time At All , When I Get Home , I’ll Be Back . Im Happy just to Dance with You, Ill Cry instead was done for the bbc but not done live as was I Should Have Known Better .

Beatles For Sale No Reply , I Dont Want To Spoil the Party. Not sure if Paul has done Every Little Thing , Eight Days A Week or What Youre Doing live. Words Of Love was probably in their live set before they made it.

Help . I Need You , You Like Me Too Much , Its Only Love, Youre Going To Lose That Girl, You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away , Tell Me What You See (?)

Rubber Soul . Run For Your Life , Girl, Think For Yourself (?), Wait (?), Norwegian Wood . Surely Ringo has done What Goes On . George did In My Life in ’74 but changed the lyrics.

Great list MMM. There’s also the pre-Revolver standalone singles and B-sides. Yes It Is , We Can Work It Out and Rain were never played live as far as I know, despite being released at a time when the band were still touring (just about). 

 

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meanmistermustard said
PPM  – everything was performed live as a band.

WTB – It Wont Be Long, All ive Got To Do, Dont Bother Me, Little Child , Hold Me Tight (?), Not A Second Time .

AHDN Tell Me Why , Any Time At All , When I Get Home , I’ll Be Back . Im Happy just to Dance with You, Ill Cry instead was done for the bbc but not done live as was I Should Have Known Better .

Beatles For Sale No Reply , I Dont Want To Spoil the Party. Not sure if Paul has done Every Little Thing , Eight Days A Week or What Youre Doing live. Words Of Love was probably in their live set before they made it.

Help . I Need You , You Like Me Too Much , Its Only Love, Youre Going To Lose That Girl, You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away , Tell Me What You See (?)

Rubber Soul . Run For Your Life , Girl, Think For Yourself (?), Wait (?), Norwegian Wood . Surely Ringo has done What Goes On . George did In My Life in ’74 but changed the lyrics.

 

 

Fantastic list!  Obviously since John isn’t around to sing his songs, it’s good that Paul has occasionally brought out some of the songs that John was the primary writer/vocalist such as “The Word ” and “She Loves You “.  

Ringo has definitely played What Goes On …it’s on youtube.  I’m guessing he’s played every Ringo vocal Beatles song live except Good Night .

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This is semi on topic, so I ask your understanding, but I remember reading in an interview, I think with John, how so many of their songs they never really played. Meaning they were only played when they were recorded in the studio and then left alone and put away. Yes Paul has brought some out – but as a group a lot of their songs (obviously the later years), even when played in the studio they weren’t “played” as much as they were constructed piece by piece and track by track.

This was the driving force behind Let It Be – to play complete songs and record them. To recapture the essence of “the band”. The ironic thing is they stopped being “a band” after HELP.

I am not knocking any of it (please don’t hear that) just commenting.

 

I know Paul has commented about how some songs they’ve only played a couple of times to record and haven’t played again, which of course makes sense considering they weren’t a live band for their non-LIB later catalog.  He’s also said that he knows only a handful of regulars off hand and has to reteach himself the songs he wrote before he takes them on tour.  So when he brings out something like “The Night Before ” from last year’s tour, he’s literally playing the song for the first time since it was recorded in the 60’s.

 

I’m interested in what you mean by them not being ‘a band’ after Help .  Are you saying because John and Paul (and George/Ringo) wrote their songs by themselves more often than not?  To the best of my knowledge they still composed a large majority of their music together as a band until the White Album .

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@robert  Do you mean Help ! the movie?

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We Can Work It Out was played live during the ’65 UK christmas tour, sadly no audio has ever surfaced.

Depends on what is meant by “band”. They were very much together when recording Rubber Soul and Revolver . The separation on their albums began during Pepper when Ringo was hanging about for hours playing chess waiting to be summoned and George wasnt that interested in the recordings preferring to be studying the sitar and all things Indian.

I typed an error in my last post. I’ll Cry Instead is in the wrong place (it was a late addition) as it wasnt recorded for the BBC. It should read

AHDN Tell Me Why , Any Time At All , When I Get Home , I’ll Be Back . Ill Cry Instead. Im Happy just to Dance with You was done for the bbc but not done live as was I Should Have Known Better .

Will also add that the beatles mimed I Should Have Known Better on the tv programme ‘Scene at 6:30’, aired 16th October 1964. They also mimed It Wont Be Long live on an edition of Ready Steady Go on 20th March 1964, and Yes It Is and Rain on separate episodes of Top of The Pops (obviously). I think they mimed Eight Days A Week on Thank Your Lucky Stars in 1965, possible February. Doesnt really have much to do with the original question and unfortunately 3 of the clips are thought lost forever but viewers of the show would have seen a kind of performance.

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I meant HELP the album – but what I meant really was that with each album after HELP, they less and less played as band together. Even in the studio if you read the recording logs, songs were being constructed track by track. And even in the rare moments when all four played at once, often even one of those tracks would re-done later.

I guess what I’m getting at is even in a song like Yer Blues , they didn’t really rehearse, they had the luxury of the studio as their work shop. I acknowledge that they were highly collaborative still but a “band”, less and less.

This is why during the movie Let It Be , Paul in a conversation with John talks about getting back to being a band. And John is disinterested. Because to him is no band. Thus the statement “We got tired of being session men for Paul” (Lennon Remembers) – John is saying they were no longer a band – even if they were playing at the same time.

To me the disintegration began after the HELP album. It wasn’t in one shot, but a steady deconstruction.

 

 

 

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OK, I can see what you are saying a little bit better. From reading Geoff Emerick’s book, he made it seem like the Beatles were still functioning as a band and working together for pretty much everything on Revolver . Geoff doesn’t really become the head engineer until that point so has less insight on recording Rubber Soul , but you’d assume it was at least as involved as Revolver . I mean yes the Beatles had decided to experiment a lot more in the studio, especially after touring, so their songs were being put together differently and it wasn’t necessarily just 4 guys playing the song through until they get a good take and begin to overdub, but the impression I had reading the book is that the Revolver -era Beatles were still collaborating together coming up with creative ideas to make a song sound better, even if they were essentially recording on seperate tracks and creating a song.

I guess it all comes down to what your definition of what acting like a band is. But I respect your opinion and don’t doubt that the cohesiveness of the band could have changed post-Help , having really gotten worse after RS and Revolver .

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Take what you’ve written and what I’ve written, mash ’em together and we’d probably get an accurate picture!

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Thought i’d pick this back up and cover the remaining albums (Revolver to the end (PPM )). If any mistakes please correct them, im not that familiar with some set lists and tours.

Revolver – Im Only Sleeping, Love You To , She Said, She Said, And Your Bird Can Sing , Doctor Robert , Tomorrow Never Knows

Pepper – Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite , Within You, Without You, When Im Sixty-Four(?), Lovely Rita (?), Good Morning, Good Morning, (and Pepper Inner Groove)

MMT – Flying , Blue Jay Way , Your Mother Should Know (?), I Am The Walrus , All You Need Is Love (a lot of it was pre-recorded before being broadast as live), Baby, Youre A Rich Man

White Album Dear Prudence , Wild Honey Pie , Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill, Happiness Is A Warm Gun , Martha My Dear , Rocky Raccoon , Julia , Everybodys Got Something To Hide Except Me and My Monkey, Sexy Sadie , Long, Long, Long , Revolution 1 , Honey Pie , Savoy Truffle , Cry Baby Cry , (Can You Take Me Back(?)), Revolution 1 , Good Night .

Yellow Submarine Only A Northern Song , All Together Now (?), It’s All Too Much , Hey Bulldog .

Abbey Road – Maxwells Silver Hammer(?), Oh Darling(?), I Want You (She’s So Heavy), Because , Sun King , Mean Mister Mustard, Polythene Pam .

Let It Be (it can be argued that some of these were recorded as live performances especially things like Dig it and Maggie May but they were in a studio and i dont) – Across The Universe , Dig It , Maggie May.

Past Masters Sie Liebt Dich , Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand (they were in German so technically not done live), Yes It Is , Bad Boy , Rain , The Inner Light , Revolution , The Ballad Of John And Yoko , You Know My Name (Look Up The Number) (as said above We Can Work It Out  was performed live in December ’65.

(And for the sake of completeness)

Anthology 1 Free As A Bird .

Anthology 2 Real Love .

 

Again apologies if anything is incorrect and/or ive missed anything out.

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As of Thursday, June 27th of 2013 (following the addition of 5 Beatles songs to McCartney’s new tour). The following 85 songs have never been performed by any of the Beatles, to my knowledge:

  1. Across The Universe
  2. All I’ve Got To Do
  3. And Your Bird Can Sing
  4. Another Girl
  5. Any Time At All
  6. Baby, You’re A Rich Man
  7. Bad Boy (there are claimed performances but no recorded live tracks)
  8. The Ballad Of John And Yoko
  9. Because
  10. Blue Jay Way
  11. Christmas Time (Is Here Again)
  12. The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill
  13. Cry Baby Cry
  14. Dear Prudence
  15. Dig It
  16. Doctor Robert
  17. Don’t Bother Me
  18. Every Little Thing
  19. Everybody’s Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey
  20. Flying
  21. Free As A Bird
  22. Girl
  23. Glass Onion
  24. Good Morning, Good Morning
  25. Good Night
  26. Happiness Is A Warm Gun
  27. Hey Bulldog  
  28. Hold Me Tight
  29. Honey Pie
  30. How Do You Do It
  31. I Am The Walrus
  32. I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party
  33. I Me Mine
  34. I Need You
  35. I Want You (She’s So Heavy)
  36. I’ll Be Back
  37. I’ll Cry Instead
  38. I’m Only Sleeping
  39. I’m So Tired
  40. The Inner Light
  41. It Won’t Be Long
  42. It’s All Too Much
  43. It’s Only Love
  44. Julia
  45. Leave My Kitten Alone
  46. Little Child
  47. Long, Long, Long
  48. Love You To
  49. Martha My Dear
  50. Maxwell’s Silver Hammer
  51. Mean Mr. Mustard
  52. No Reply
  53. Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)
  54. Not A Second Time
  55. Oh! Darling
  56. Only A Northern Song
  57. Polythene Pam
  58. Rain
  59. Real Love
  60. Revolution 1
  61. Revolution 9
  62. Rocky Raccoon
  63. Run For Your Life
  64. Savoy Truffle
  65. Sexy Sadie
  66. She Said She Said
  67. Sun King
  68. Tell Me What You See
  69. Tell Me Why
  70. Think For Yourself
  71. Tomorrow Never Knows
  72. Wait
  73. What You’re Doing
  74. When I Get Home
  75. When I’m Sixty Four
  76. Why Don’t We Do It In The Road
  77. Wild Honey Pie
  78. Within You Without You
  79. Yes It Is
  80. You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)
  81. You Know What To Do
  82. You Like Me Too Much
  83. You’ll Be Mine
  84. You’re Going To Lose That Girl
  85. You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away

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While a good list, there are 3 I would have to disagree with. Both Bad Boy and Leave My Kitten Alone are well documented as being part of their pre-1963 sets. It is also known that, between being given the song and recording it, the Beatles did try out How Do You Do It a few times live to gauge how it went over. I note that with Bad Boy you comment “there are claimed performances but no recorded live tracks”. If the basis you are going to work from is live recordings and not documented evidence, your list should be much longer since for many of the BBC recordings there are no known live versions, and the same with the Decca audition tracks. The starting point with covers should be that they were more than likely performed back in the Cavern or Hamburg – unless there is strong evidence that they were not.

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meanmistermustard said
Thought i’d pick this back up and cover the remaining albums (Revolver to the end (PPM )). If any mistakes please correct them, im not that familiar with some set lists and tours.

Revolver – Im Only Sleeping, Love You To , She Said, She Said, And Your Bird Can Sing , Doctor Robert , Tomorrow Never Knows

Pepper – Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite , Within You, Without You, When Im Sixty-Four(?), Lovely Rita (?), Good Morning, Good Morning, (and Pepper Inner Groove)

MMT – Flying , Blue Jay Way , Your Mother Should Know (?), I Am The Walrus , All You Need Is Love (a lot of it was pre-recorded before being broadast as live), Baby, Youre A Rich Man

White Album Dear Prudence , Wild Honey Pie , Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill, Happiness Is A Warm Gun , Martha My Dear , Rocky Raccoon , Julia , Everybodys Got Something To Hide Except Me and My Monkey, Sexy Sadie , Long, Long, Long , Revolution 1 , Honey Pie , Savoy Truffle , Cry Baby Cry , (Can You Take Me Back(?)), Revolution 1 , Good Night .

Yellow Submarine Only A Northern Song , All Together Now (?), It’s All Too Much , Hey Bulldog .

Abbey Road – Maxwells Silver Hammer(?), Oh Darling(?), I Want You (She’s So Heavy), Because , Sun King , Mean Mister Mustard, Polythene Pam .

Let It Be (it can be argued that some of these were recorded as live performances especially things like Dig it and Maggie May but they were in a studio and i dont) – Across The Universe , Dig It , Maggie May.

Past Masters Sie Liebt Dich , Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand (they were in German so technically not done live), Yes It Is , Bad Boy , Rain , The Inner Light , Revolution , The Ballad Of John And Yoko , You Know My Name (Look Up The Number) (as said above We Can Work It Out  was performed live in December ’65.

(And for the sake of completeness)

Anthology 1 Free As A Bird .

Anthology 2 Real Love .

 

Again apologies if anything is incorrect and/or ive missed anything out.

All You Need Is Love ” have been played live by Paul McCartney as a solo artist together with other music celebrities, just search for it on YouTube.

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Thanks for that. I wasn’t sure about a few and knew there would be an error. Anyway with Pauls latest tour the list needs updating. If anyone has the desire then feel free to do so.

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Another thought, while not the finished article, the early When I’m 64 was known to be regularly deployed pre-’63 when the electric went and there was a piano at hand.

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meanmistermustard said

Beatles For Sale No Reply , I Dont Want To Spoil the Party. Not sure if Paul has done Every Little Thing , Eight Days A Week or What Youre Doing live. Words Of Love was probably in their live set before they made it.

 

 

 

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here’s a condensed version 81, in the order of which beatles sang/wrote the song, and this only the songs released on studio albums (excludes any Antholog songs, except the big 2)  here goes: 

  1. 1.     Across The Universe
  2. 2.     All I’ve Got To Do
  3. 3.     And Your Bird Can Sing
  4. 4.     Any Time At All
  5. 5.     Baby, You’re A Rich Man
  6. 6.     Bad Boy
  7. 7.     The Ballad Of John And Yoko
  8. 8.     The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill
  9. 9.     Because
  10. 10.   Cry Baby Cry
  11. 11.   Dear Prudence
  12. 12.   Dig It
  13. 13.   Doctor Robert
  14. 14.   Every Little Thing
  15. 15.   Everybody’s Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey
  16. 16.   Free As A Bird
  17. 17.   Girl
  18. 18.   Glass Onion
  19. 19.   Good Morning, Good Morning
  20. 20.   Happiness Is A Warm Gun
  21. 21.   Hey Bulldog  
  22. 22.   I Am The Walrus
  23. 23.   I Don’t Want To Spoil The Party
  24. 24.   I Want You (She’s So Heavy)
  25. 25.   It Won’t Be Long
  26. 26.   I’ll Be Back
  27. 27.   I’ll Cry Instead
  28. 28.   I’m Only Sleeping
  29. 29.   I’m So Tired
  30. 30.   It’s Only Love
  31. 31.   Julia
  32. 32.   Little Child
  33. 33.   Mean Mr. Mustard
  34. 34.   No Reply
  35. 35.   Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)
  36. 36.   Not A Second Time
  37. 37.   Polythene Pam
  38. 38.   Rain
  39. 39.   Real Love
  40. 40.   Revolution 1
  41. 41.   Revolution 9
  42. 42.   Run For Your Life
  43. 43.   Sexy Sadie
  44. 44.   She Said She Said
  45. 45.   Sun King
  46. 46.   Tell Me Why
  47. 47.   Tomorrow Never Knows
  48. 48.   Yes It Is
  49. 49.   You’re Going To Lose That Girl
  50. 50.   You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away
  51. 51.   When I Get Home
  52. 52.   Christmas Time (Is Here Again)
  53. 53.   Flying
  54. 54.   Wait
  55. 55.   You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)
  56. 56.   Another Girl
  57. 57.   Hold Me Tight
  58. 58.   Honey Pie
  59. 59.   Martha My Dear
  60. 60.   Maxwell’s Silver Hammer
  61. 61.   Oh! Darling
  62. 62.   Rocky Raccoon
  63. 63.   Tell Me What You See
  64. 64.   What You’re Doing
  65. 65.   When I’m Sixty Four
  66. 66.   Why Don’t We Do It In The Road
  67. 67.   Wild Honey Pie
  68. 68.   Blue Jay Way
  69. 69.   Don’t Bother Me
  70. 70.   I Me Mine
  71. 71.   I Need You
  72. 72.   The Inner Light
  73. 73.   It’s All Too Much
  74. 74.   Long, Long, Long
  75. 75.   Love You To
  76. 76.   Only A Northern Song
  77. 77.   Savoy Truffle
  78. 78.   Think For Yourself
  79. 79.   Within You Without You
  80. 80.   You Like Me Too Much
  81. 81.   Good Night

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Again, you have Bad Boy at 6, and it is a documented song from their pre-1963 sets. The same with When I’m 64, which you have at 65. In fact, When I’m 64 is well documented as being played when the electric went. Both John and George Martin have speculated that Paul possibly resurrected it in ’66/’67 because that was when Paul’s father reached 64. The lyric may have been tweeked then, but there are lots of people, including John and Paul, who have said it was played at the Cavern.

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