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1 May 2011

Came across this elsewhere its John performing Working Class Hero at the rehearsals for the One to One concerts in MSG in '72. Ive never heard or seen it before, its got a pretty cool vibe. I think its the only live version of it as well.
Man, Johns voice is incredible.
Why on earth was this ditched for what we got in the end as its far better if not very rough?
[Didnt want to see this get buried deep elsewhere so posted it here. Mods feel free to shove it elsewhere if you feel otherwise.]
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justdean said
Is there a boot out there that has this? Is there an uncensored version?
As far as I know, it's not on any boot (not yet, at least). It was played about two months ago on the L.A. version of "Breakfast with the Beatles," and the DJ, Chris Carter, said he got it from a sound engineer who was there that day. Some guy named Joe. That's all the info he gave.
It was really random... he played it at the end of the show, while Rusty Anderson was the guest in the studio. There was no hype at all until right before he played it. He stressed how extremely rare it was and that it was not on any of the One to One rehearsal boots. I'm just glad I was happening to be listening at the time!
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17 December 2012

While there are obvious similarities between WCH and Dylan's work in 1962-1963, @TheWalrusWasBrian, I wouldn't connect it specifically to Masters of War myself.
Are there any specific parts/aspects you could point to?
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