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31 July 2014
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I have a double vinyl “outtakes” album from Get Back sessions. Get Back and Dig It wove in and out of each other, taking on the anti-immigrant movement of the Tory Party, (I suppose) in the late 60’s. They were actually having fun doing some of these sessions. I’ll have to dig it out and lay down a song list on here. Seems as though I’ve had this since the early 70’s at least. I’d love to save these to a higher tech than vinyl for posterity’s sake. Wondering if there are already CD quality prints out there.
There were Underground record shops back then that carried all kinds of pirated vinyl recordings from the Beatles to Dylan and others right out in the record racks. Wish I had had more forethought at the time, haha, I’d be a rich man today!
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1 May 2011
Offline Something like this @SaxonMothersSon. Not sure it will be as the Beatles returned to a lot of theme’s during the sessions. If you can supply the bootleg name that would be great.
Almost all of the ‘Get Back ‘ sessions have been booted (a few rolls are still missing) in excellent quality and many of the old bootlegs have been upgraded to match. Would love to see the track listing. ‘A/B Road‘ is 83 cd’s!!!
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4.22pm
31 July 2014
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OK, here we go. Name of double vinyl: The Beatles Hahst Az Son, two weeks in January Nineteen Sixty-Nine. Song list: Side One: Two of Us, Don’t Let Me Down , When You Get to Suzie Parker’s Everybody Gets Well Done, I’ve Got A Feeling , No Pakistanis, Get Back , Don’t Let me Down (Reprise). Side Two: Pracitices, Sound Checks: BeBop A Lula, Bathroom WIndow, High-Heeled Sneakers, I Me Mine , I’ve Got A Feeling , One After 909 , Bathroom Window. Side Three: Let it Be (by the numbers), Shakin in the Sixties, Across The Universe , Two of Us, Momma You’re Still on my Mind, Side Four: Tennessee, House of the Rising Sun, Back to Commonwealth, White Power Promenade, HiHo Silver, For You Blue , Let it Be. On the back is a long funny Beatle/Dylanesque screed/story, hand printed. Looks like the number of this record was TAKRL/2950.
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5.26pm
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1 May 2011
Offline This? @SaxonMothersSon.
"I told you everything I could about me, Told you everything I could" ('Before Believing' - Emmylou Harris)
6.03pm
31 July 2014
Offline Looks to be almost the same song list. Different cover pic. I’ll see if I can crank up my scanner and scan the front & back covers. I’d never sell it, but it feels cool to have a boot vinyl that’s older than some of the Beatles fans here. (Hey, I still have my Meet The Beatles vinyl I bought in ’64! It was $2.77, stereo was $3.77!)
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3.01am
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1 May 2011
Offline Bootlegs back in the day were copied, re-released and reduplicated with different covers infinitive number of times.
"I told you everything I could about me, Told you everything I could" ('Before Believing' - Emmylou Harris)
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28 March 2014
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Bootlegs back in the day were copied, re-released and reduplicated with different covers infinitive number of times.
Got even worse when CDs came out! 
BEATLES Music gives me Eargasms! 
