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Awesome mash-up/ mix work, merging 'Child of Nature' a 1968 pre-Jealous Guy recording by John Lennon with the piano part of his later 're-written Jealous Guy' song. A pleasure to find and add it here






there is also this online. You can judge for yourselves but i don't believe it's really John (apart from the whistling that was edited in).
The production gives the listener a good impression on what the song would have been had Lennon kept the original 1968 lyrics.

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Deconstructing The Beatles - Every Little Thing (Isolated Tracks)

Made with Demucs4 HT and Adobe Audition.
Mix used : 2009 Stereo Remaster


0:00 Bass
1:57 Drums
3:55 Acoustic Guitar
5:54 12-String Electric Guitar + Piano + Timpani
7:56 Instrumental (Part of solo cut for copyright)
9:58 Vocals

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Deconstructing Getting Better (Isolated Tracks)


00:00 Drums, Congas, Bongos, Piano, Handclaps and Finger Snaps
02:45 Bass
05:24 Guitars, Piano and Congas at the end
08:09 Vocals
10:48 Electric Pianet and Tamboura
13:32 Thanks!!!

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Deconstructing [You’re So Square] Baby I Don’t Care (Isolated Tracks)


White Album Super Deluxe 2018
Recording Date-September 9th, 1968

Drums 0:00-0:37
Bass and Guitar 0:39-1:19
Vocals 1:21-1:57

Personal
Paul McCartney-1962 Epiphone ES230TD Casino, Lead Vocals
John Lennon-1968 Fender Bass VI
Ringo Starr-1967 Ludwig Hollywood Maple

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Deconstructing Come Together (Isolated Tracks)


Drums 0:00-4:12
Bass 4:14-8:25
Rhythm Guitar 8:27-12:39
Unused and Buried Guitar Overdubs 12:41-13:05
Guitar Solos and Maraca Overdub 13:07-14:37
Rhodes Overdub 14:40-16:29
Vocal Overdubs 16:31-20:43





Personal
John Lennon-1965 Epiphone ES230TD Casino, Lead and Backing Vocals, Tambourine (wiped), Handclaps
Paul McCartney-1964 Rickenbacker 4001 S, 1968 Fender Rhodes Seventy-Three Sparkle Top Electric Piano, Backing Vocals
George Harrison-1957 Gibson Les Paul Standard
Ringo Starr-1967 Ludwig Hollywood Maple, Maracas

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The Beatles first BBC radio interview on 10/27/1962

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The Beatles - Sam Houston Coliseum, Houston, USA 19 August, 1965 Afternoon concert [remixed]

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Deconstructing "Flying"



0:00 Drums
1:32 Bass and Percussion
3:04 Tremolo Guitar, Organ and Piano
4:36 Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Mellotron Flutes and Trombone Mellotron
6:07 Vocals

Personnel

Drums: Ringo Starr
Bass: Paul McCartney
Maracas and Bongos: Ringo Starr
Organ: John Lennon
Piano: Paul McCartney
Tremolo Guitar: George Harrison
Trombone Mellotron: John Lennon
Mellotron Flutes: John Lennon
Acoustic Guitar: John Lennon
Electric Guitar: Paul McCartney
Vocals: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and George Harrison

No Final part due to copyright :/

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Deconstructing "Your Mother Should Know"



0:00 Drums
2:28 Bass, Tambourine and Snare Drum Overdub
4:57 Piano
7:26 Vocals
9:55 Guitar and Organ (Low Quality)

Personnel

Drums, Tambourine and Snare Overdub: Ringo Starr
Bass: Paul McCartney
E. Guitar: George Harrison
Piano: Paul McCartney
Organ: John Lennon
Vocals: Paul McCartney, John Lennon and George Harrison

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Good restoration work here:

Twist And Shout (Mersey Sound) ["rare" remixed BBC audio]

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another one here, but "All my Loving" is missing because of copyright.


The Beatles - First Ed Sullivan Appearance [Remixed Audio only ]

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Good one by Parlogram Auctions (Andrew). This time he's discussing the often maligned Capitol Beatles albums made in the USA.


Meet The Beatles - Capitol Records' Masterstroke Album-

[Swedish]

Nice holiday buy

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An unseen rehearsal & alternate version of Help! combined with footage from the broadcast to replace the ADs.

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The Beatles - Shindig! Dress Rehearsals (NEW Footage, October 3rd, 1964, Restored)

Brand new b&w videotape footage of The Beatles rehearsing for ABC-TV's Shindig!, also mixed with color 8mm snippets, with the video quality improved for the best viewing and added audio.

0:00 - Silent (added "Kansas City BBC Session" audio)
1:12 - Boys
1:40 - Silent
2:01 - I'm A Loser
2:10 - Kansas City




The Beatles - Live on Shindig! (Granville Studio, London, October 3rd, Restored, 1964)





Video quality improved using AviSynth.

00:00 - Kansas City / Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey
02:55 - I'm A Loser
05:18 - Boys

After a few days rest, The Beatles continued their non-stop promotions to film an appearance for the ABC music program "Shindig!".
They performed three live songs: "Kansas City"; "I'm A Loser" and "Boys". The TV show was broadcast in the US on October 7th, 1964.
Additional screaming was overdubbed for the broadcast version which is obvious because the undubbed take of "Kansas City" is in circulation with much less audience "participation".

beatlesonfilm.com/tb19641003a.html

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The Beatles Rehearsing Hey Jude (Music! Remaster / Upgraded source!)

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MIXES COMPARISON: The Beatles' "Abbey Road" original (1969 - 1995 reissue) vs. 2019 remix


Numark TTXUSB turntable - Nagaoka MP-500 phono cartridge - ART DJPRE II phono stage preamp - Vinyl record vinilo LP

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In the "Get Back" docu-series, Paul McCartney wonders aloud if "Peter has the original" tape - leaving fans thirsting over the prospect of potentially even more lost Beatles music. In an exclusive interview with 'Almost Beatles Songs,' Peter Asher answers this decades-long riddle and shares his experience during the great lost McCartney session of December 1965.

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Deconstructing Everybody’s Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey (Isolated Tracks)

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this next deconstruction involves possibly the worst song the Beatles ever waxed, as far as i'm concerned.

But, just the same i found it interesting to hear the song in various isolation mixes. Does anyone agree ?




00:00 Bass Drum
02:02 Bass and Tambourine
03:56 Acoustic Guitar, Viola, Cello and Tape Loops
06:01 Harpsichord, Maracas, Vocals, Violin and Violas

Personnel

Bass Drum and Tambourine (1964 Ludwig Super Classic Black Oyster Pearl): Ringos Starr
Maracas: John Lennon or George Harrison
Bass (1966 Fender Jazz Bass): Paul Mccartney
Acoustic Guitar (Gibson J-200): George Harrison
Harpsichord: Chris Thomas
Tape Loops: John Lennon
Lead Vocals: George Harrison
Backing Vocals: George Harrison, Paul Mccartney and John Lennon



Strings Score by George Martin.

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For You Blue Recording Session (January 25, 1969)