THE BEATLES 20 X 4 LP RARITIES AND OUTTAKES BOB DYLAN

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NEW NEVER PLAYED AND NEVER LEFT OUT STORE-ALL OUR DISCS TREATED WITH VINYL PRESERVE TO PREVENT STYLUS WEAR ON GROOVES
Side 1: tracks 1-7
Side 2: tracks 8-17

Core collection    Track identified    Version validated    Lyrics available    Version details available    Audio excerpt available    Participants list available    1. Oh! Darling (Lennon/McCartney) 3:31 Take Unknown 26 Apr 1969
The Beatles Listed as "take 21" but it is an unknown take from 26 Apr 1969.
According to reliable sources, it may be Take 26 (20 Apr 1969) + overdubs (26 Apr 1969) or Take 26 RS1. 2. Peace Of Mind (Lennon ?) 3:19 Outfake Jun 1967
The Beatles, Paul McCartney Not the Beatles.
Actual rumours say it's a Syd Barrett demo tape. Allegedly recorded in June 1967 during the Sgt. Pepper recording sessions and found in the Apple trash can in 1970. Also known as "Candle Burns". 3. Blackbird (Lennon/McCartney) 2:28 Postcard Sessions Nov 1968
The Beatles Paul & Donovan, fall 1968 (Post Card Tape). Mary Hopkins was also present (source: "A Day in the Life", by Tom Schultheiss, 1980). 4. Things We Said Today (Lennon/McCartney) 2:24 Radio Top Gear 14 Jul 1964 BBC.48.02 The Beatles BBC "Top Gear" aired on 16 jul 1964 5. Help! (Lennon/McCartney) 2:21 Take 9 13 Apr 1965 SS.HLP.01.09 The Beatles Vocal superimposition. External recording of studio playback 6. Every Little Thing (Lennon/McCartney) 1:58 (unidentified) (date unknown)
The Beatles "External recording of studio playback."

Tilleul's note: Listed as "Take 4" .... no mentions of this take in Sulpy or elsewhere ... I don't know what this is .. 7. Penny O'Dell (McCartney & Wings) 4:02 Outfake (date unknown)
Paul McCartney This song "Penny O'Dell" aka "Holding On To A Dream" is not The Beatles nor Paul McCartney but Kenny O'Dell. Original Beatleg Project notes:
This is listed as Wings in Nashville, June 1974. However, it isn't on any McCartney/Wings bootlegs released since, nor does it show up in any of his discographies. It doesn't even sound much like Wings. I can't tell if it's Denny singing, it doesn't even sound like HIM.
But it's an external recording of a studio playback, of a really good song, with an absolutely great ending to the tape.

Updated notes:
This song "Penny O'Dell" aka "Holding On To A Dream" is not The Beatles nor Paul McCartney but Kenny O'Dell. 8. Imagine (Lennon) 3:23 TV Salute To Sir Lew Grade - Live Performance 18 Apr 1975
The Beatles, John Lennon John Lennon etc. on ATV "Salute To Sir Lew Grade"

Tilleul's note: 3 versions are referenced by Madinger/Easter .... I've assumed it's the same as on "Miscellaneous Tracks" (YD/Orange 018) which is probably the best known version of all ... if you have more info about this particular version on this disc, mail me.... 9. Simple Life
(Amemiya) 0:59 TV Japan - Ver #2 1977
Ringo Starr 1977 Japanese TV ad for leisure suits with Jingle by Ringo.

. This particular commercial is the 2nd in a serie of 3 featuring the "I Love My Suit" song. And it's core collection. 1977 Japanese TV ad for leisure suits with Jingle by Ringo.

Different than "Simple Life" ... This particular commercial is the 2nd in a serie of 3 featuring the "I Love My Suit" song. And it's core collection. 10. Bye Bye Love (Bryant) 2:57 TV Saturday Night Live 18 Nov 1976 TV.19761118.03 George Harrison George Harrison & Paul Simon.
This was taped before an audience for the "Saturday Night Live" show but it was not broadcast. George & Paul Simon, outtake from "Saturday Night Live" (NBC TV, the show was broadcast on 20 Nov 1976 although this song was not included). 11. My Carnival (McCartney)
Rough Mix TV 12 Feb 1975
Paul McCartney Wings at the Sea-Saint Studios, New Orleans, filmed by a local TV news crew and broadcast on the same evening on "News Scene Eight". Wings at the Sea-Saint Studios, New Orleans, filmed by a ABC TV news crew and broadcast on the same evening on "News Scene Eight". 12. Heather (McCartney) 1:57 Postcard Sessions Nov 1968
The Beatles Paul & Donovan, fall 1968 (Post Card Tape). Mary Hopkins was also present (source: "A Day in the Life", by Tom Schultheiss, 1980).
Runs much too slow. 13. Her Majesty (Lennon/McCartney) 0:26 Take 3 2 Jul 1969 SS.AR.17.03 The Beatles Take 3 features a final chord that was mixed out on the released version (RS1) Notice the final chord, which is missing in the official release. 14. Nowhere To Go (Harrison/Dylan) 1:28 Demo Nov 1968
The Beatles, George Harrison Recorded with Bob Dylan, at his home. Listed as WHEN EVERYBODY COMES TO TOWN.

Liner notes: "George & Bob Dylan demos, Nashville, 1 May 1970"

According to Madinger/Easter, this is not Nashville but Woodstock. 15. I'd Have You Anytime (Harrison/Dylan) 1:55 Demo Nov 1968
The Beatles, George Harrison Recorded with Bob Dylan, at his home. George & Bob Dylan demos, Nashville

Liner notes: "George & Bob Dylan demos, Nashville, 1 May 1970"

According to Madinger/Easter, this is not Nashville but Woodstock.   Bluebird (McCartney) 0:51 Rehearsal James Paul McCartney Feb-Mar 1973
Paul McCartney Rehearsal for "James Paul McCartney" TV Special   Mama's Little Girl (McCartney) 0:47 Rehearsal James Paul McCartney Feb-Mar 1973
The Beatles, Paul McCartney Rehearsal for "James Paul McCartney" TV Special   Michelle (Lennon/McCartney) 1:10 Rehearsal James Paul McCartney Feb-Mar 1973
Paul McCartney Rehearsal for "James Paul McCartney" TV Special   Heart Of The Country