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(DISC ONE)
TWICKENHAM SET DISC 5: "DANCE STEPS LIKE THE SHADOWS"
Disc 5 continues with performances from January 9th.
In segment 1 of Disc 5, we are treated to the best possible sound quality of material that will be recognizable to those who owned the infamous Sweet Apple Trax LP. George, who is not very pleased with the idea of a live show at all, regardless of the venue, throws a jab as Paul talks about the stage and equipment set up, with his interjection that they still have to learn their dance steps "... like the Shadows".
Segment 2 seems to indicate that songs 9.57 & 9.58 in DDSI are mistakenly numbered. The tape for this disc reveals that the 9.56 version of "Get Back" flows through 2 different "Get Back"'s straight into 9.59. Only portions of this segment were on Sweet Apple Trax, and again, all segments are included here in the best available quality.
It begins with an early version of "No Pakistanis/Get Back". It should be noted that DDSI goes into wonderful detail about the origins of the subject matter of "No Pakistanis" (as well as that of "Commonwealth/Enouch Powell/Get Off" from Segment 3). To summarize, they all stem from the morning newspaper/TV reports about, and the reactions to, Parliament member Enoch Powell's re-patriotation movement (The sending back to their country of origin, all non-white citizens of the British Empire living on visas in England).
When the song ends, Michael asks Paul about "the one he was doing earlier", and Paul responds with a riff resembling the guitar part of "Let It Be". Paul goes on to say that it would be "nice after this one", implying that he would use the riff again in " ... Pakistanis". George, once again reprising his role as musical arranger for the band, says that "it would be great in that, but being that it's such a nice bit", Paul should use it elsewhere. This discussion is followed by a demonstration of the riff in question, some experimentation, and then a free-form jam loosely based on "Get Back".
Segment 3 offers not only an upgrade of previous Sweet Apple Trax material, it also offers previously unavailable run-throughs of "For You Blue". After a few oldies and some stream-of-consciousness jams, George finally gets the band's attention to tackle "For You Blue". The first attempt is cut short by Paul because he cannot hear George, but it is followed by a rather tight run through. A discussion about the arrangement of the tune takes p[ace as Paul continuously pounds out the bass line, Inevitably, the song starts again, but breaks down at the start of the first verse. Paul, however, keeps going. Soon they all fall back into a brief jam that a]most borders on morphing into "Mean Mr. Mustard"! Apparently Paul picks up on this as he advises "Let's pick and choose John ... must discrepenate"[sic]. George starts again (on acoustic), joined by Ringo and Paul. George stops, and is still discussing his choice of instruments as Paul begins doing an Elvis vocal goof.
Next is another example of the lack of respect George's material received from the others, especially John. George asks if they should perform other people's tunes as well as their own for the show. John says he doesn't know any and that he can hardly bare doing George's, " ... never mind strangers"'!. George comes back with a masked dig, saying that others' songs are "much better than ours"' to which Lennon replies "That's why I don't learn them!" With that, George starts again, while Paul continues voicing goofy lines over him. Any hope of a serious attempt is long gone.
Segment 4 offers a great deal of previously unavailable material, excepting small fragments which were "teased" on the vinyl Code Name Russia, or which appeared on the Orange CD series Rockin' Movie Stars. This segment features a number of "Let It Be" performances. The musical arrangement finds Paul on piano and John on bass, with the recording mixed under and over conversations picked up by Michael's "spy mikes". John is clearly not pleased about having to play bass, and he restlessly rifts through all sorts of oldies. After John's order to "get on your fucking instruments", Ringo and George finally join in during the "Jenny Jenny" medley. This eventually leads to a group attempt at "Let It Be".
Core collection Track identified Version validated Lyrics available Version details available Audio excerpt available Participants list available 1. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 15:51
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0092A 9 Jan 1969
The Beatles Thursday Jan 9th Continued, Roll 92A Two Of Us (Lennon/McCartney)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.28 The Beatles
Baa Baa Black Sheep (Traditional)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.29 The Beatles
Don't Let Me Down (Lennon/McCartney)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.030 The Beatles Listed as "Don't Let Me Down (Don't Let Me Scream") Suzy Parker (Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starkey) ᦙ
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.31 The Beatles Listed as "Suzy's Parlour" I've Got A Feeling (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 nDSSI09.040 The Beatles aka GB09.32
2. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 15:44
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0097A 9 Jan 1969
The Beatles Jan 9th Continued, Roll 97A No Pakistanis (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.57 The Beatles Listed as "Get Back (GB09.056)".
Sulpy disagrees with the liner notes and states that this should be listed as GB9.57 because it's the very common "No Pakistanis" version of "Get Back". However, Sulpy admits he made a mistake by attributing GB9.58 to another performance of Get Back which should follow since there is no edits in the roll and that GB9.58 does not appear.
Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.057a The Beatles Listed as "Get Back a la Mother Mary" ** New! Never released before
Listed as "GB9.56a" (see previous track remark)
The Beatles play the descending scale of Let It Be.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Jam (David Bowie Section)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.57b The Beatles Listed as "Get Back jam" ** New! Never released before
Jam that has nothing to do with "Get Back" itself.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Jam (David Bowie Section)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.59 The Beatles
Penina (McCartney)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.60 The Beatles Listed as "La Penina" Jam (David Bowie Section)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.061 The Beatles
Across The Universe (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.062 The Beatles Listed as "Across The Universe (Across The Unicorn)" 3. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 15:51
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0099A 9 Jan 1969
The Beatles Jan 9th Continued, Roll 99A Tennessee (Perkins)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.74 The Beatles
Across The Universe (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.75 The Beatles
The House Of The Rising Sun (Traditional)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 nDDSI.09.088 The Beatles aka GB09.76
Commonwealth Song (McCartney) ᦙ
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.77 The Beatles Listed as "Commonwealth" Enoch Powell (McCartney) ᦙ
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.78 The Beatles Listed as "Aw, Enoch Powell" White Power (Get Off) (Lennon/McCartney) ᦙ
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.79 The Beatles Listed as "Get Off " 4. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 12:43
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0100A 9 Jan 1969
The Beatles Jan 9th Continued, Roll 100A White Power (Get Off) (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.79 The Beatles
For You Blue (Harrison)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.080 The Beatles Only one line by George who would like to come back to this song while the others continue "Get Off" White Power (Get Off) (Lennon/McCartney)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.81 The Beatles Listed as "Get Off " Honey Hush (Turner)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.82 The Beatles
For You Blue (Harrison)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.083 The Beatles
For You Blue (Harrison)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.84 The Beatles From "Sulpy's Get Back":
There's a 10 minutes gap in the available tape at this point, which undoubtedly contains further attempts at "For You Blue".
For You Blue (Harrison)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 09 Jan 1969 GB09.084a The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Hitch Hike (Gaye/Stevenson/Paul)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 09 Jan 1969 GB09.084b The Beatles ** New! Never released before
A very basic riff which could be "Hitch Hike" or anything else ...
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) For You Blue (Harrison)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 09 Jan 1969 GB09.084c The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) For You Blue (Harrison)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 09 Jan 1969 GB09.084d The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) 5. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 11:53
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0103A 9 Jan 1969
The Beatles Jan 9th Continued, Roll 103A Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney)
Get Back Session 09 Jan 1969 GB09.089 The Beatles
Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney)
Get Back Session 09 Jan 1969 GB09.091 The Beatles
That'll Be The Day (Allison/Holly/Petty)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.92 The Beatles
I've Got A Feeling (Lennon/McCartney)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.93 The Beatles
Jenny Jenny (Penniman/Johnson)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.094a The Beatles
Slippin' And Slidin' (Penniman/Bocage/Collins/Smith)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.094b The Beatles
Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.95 The Beatles
(DISC TWO)
TWICKENHAM SET DISC 6: "DICK JAMES IS A FASCIST BUM"
There is very little of Disc number 6 that surfaced before on vinyl. In fact, the entire has segment I is not even mentioned in DDSI. The few other items that have been out (on Code Name Russia or on the Orange Rockin' Movie Stars CD's) are here in the best available quality.
January 10th is the infamous day that George left the band. The entire project; the lack of direction, focus, energy, cooperation, as well as one another's respective personalities, were getting on the nerves of all involved. No one could agree on ideas for the live show, and they found the facilities to be less than desirable, and not at all conducive to creating music. And then there was the ever present cameras and microphones. The communication skills (and the motivation) of the four were at an all time low, and the idea that any comment, argument, etc would be captured for all eternity on tape could not have been an incentive to FULLY speak one's mind.
The morning segments hardly indicate anything brewing to cause George's departure. Moods seem good. Paul is at the piano, following his daily pattern running through various tunes. Over his playing, a number of conversations take place, some more audible than others, due to the mixing of the "spy mikes". These dialogues deal with smoking cigars verses cigarettes, getting stopped for speeding, and how a uniform can change people. George then talks about a film maker that he's invited to drop by later to show some of his multi-screen/image work that George feels could be incorporated as incidental background for their music.
Obviously, Michael is not taken by the idea of another filmmaker entering his turf, and changes the subject by asking about Alexis (Magic Alex). George goes into the story about how they hooked up with him, and then explains that Alex has designed quite a lot of things, but hasn't made them because he's been so busy building the new studios [HA HA HA! - ed.]. Michael asks if the device Alex designed to put on records to prevent people from taping them will work. George thinks so, and everyone seems to think it's a marvelous idea. Ringo points out that John thinks it makes for "bad Beatles". George defends his position stating that Americans with those cassette recorders [a VERY expensive item in '69 - ed.] will run off copies and sell them. Michael chimes in with "If you're rich enough to buy a cassette recorder, you're rich enough to buy an LP", obviously missing the point. The ironic part of this whole conversation is that they are worried about some kid knockin' off a few copies of their new album, while Magic Alex is taking them all for more money that any American cassette taper could ever pocket!
Later, the talk turns to the upcoming Apple meeting to be held at Ringo's house that weekend. George also tells John that Neil wants to meet with them tomorrow about "exciting good news". John asks if it's about "pig". George answers "No, not with him, but with some of the other pigs". From the secretive code and tone, there is probably new information regarding the police involved in their past drug busts. During a conversation with Dick James, Paul launches into "Get Back" (10.0j). He stops and comments to Glyn that George's chord "get back, ching" is a bit "passe". Paul wants something more "Pete Townshend"! Paul continues to experiment with various tunes, and the conversation turns to cars, before Paul finally gets things started.
The "Get Back" rehearsal seems to go quite well. They are making progress; working on both the structure and the lyrics, which results in a very enjoyable, upbeat version, complete with the Pakistani political verse. After a short diversion into "Hi Heel Sneakers", Paul suggests that both John & George could each take a solo, like in "Long Tall Sally", which prompts a brief, very loose jam of that tune, mixed in with "Get Back". John tries the opening of the song a few different ways, and this is followed by Paul trying to convey to Ringo his ideas for the drum bits.
Whatever caused George to leave must have happened at lunch. The next segment here picks up just after George has left, and three VERY DRUNK Beatles (plus Yoko) are in the middle of a jam that began with John's reprise of "Soon be home", from the Who's "A Quick One While He's Away". This jam, which sounds a bit like "Don't Worry Kyoko", moves through all sorts of intensity levels. It features ferocious drumming from Ringo, manic guitar from John, mega-feedback from Paul and a wide range of "ah"-ing from Yoko. Tremendous.
Next up is the feedback version of "I've Got A Feeling". (This must have been a liquid lunch!), and a scream filled send-up of "Don't Let Me Down". They try to continue on with rehearsals by attempting "Maxwell ...". Ringo starts in, and is reminded of "Mack The Knife", of which he sings a line or two. Paul comes back with a few notes and the opening words of "Teddy Boy" (they always kidded Ringo for being a real Ted in his early days). "Maxwell ... " turns into a drunken parody, and it's quite obvious that they are not gonna get any serious work done. It is interesting to note that the Beatles themselves are not heard talking directly about George leaving by this point, but they refer to the event with their sarcastic calls of "take it" and "solo" at the appropriate points in a few of the songs. It seems that George Martin and Michael are the only ones voicing any concern.
Core collection Track identified Version validated Lyrics available Version details available Audio excerpt available Participants list available 1. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 05:09
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0108A 10 Jan 1969
The Beatles First Thing January 10th 1969, Roll 108A. Personal note (from Sulpy's Get Back p.167): Although tapes are not currently available, we know that Paul performed another series of solo piano pieces the morning of the 10th, including "The Long and Winding Road", "Let It Be", "Don't Let Me Down","Maxwell's Silver Hammer","I've Got a Feeling","Get Back" and "Lady Madonna".
In tracks 4-7, the indices number are set up by 1 compared with Sulpy's Get Back (in the liner notes, that is). Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00a The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Piano Improvisation 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00b The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Dick James begins a discussion with Michael Lindsay-Hogg about cigarette smoking.
The performance itself is Paul on piano playing what is thought to be an improvisation.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) The Long And Winding Road (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00c The Beatles Listed as "Long And Winding Road" ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) 2. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 16:36
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0109A 10 Jan 1969
The Beatles January 10th (Before Lunch) Continued, Roll 109A Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00d The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Don't Let Me Down (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00e The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Paul plays this song on piano.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Maxwell's Silver Hammer (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00f The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) I've Got A Feeling (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00g The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Played on piano.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) The Long And Winding Road (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00h The Beatles Listed as "Long And Winding Road" ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Piano Improvisation 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00i The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Several piano improvisations.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00j The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Paul plays this song on piano.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB10.00ka The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Paul plays this song on piano. Dick James hums along.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) I've Got A Feeling (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00ka The Beatles ** New! Never released before
This bit seems to be completely overlooked by Sulpy. An explanation might be that he considered that GB10.0L contains this bit.
(NOT Documented by Sulpy !!) 3. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 07:55
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0110A 10 Jan 1969
The Beatles January 10th (Before Lunch) Continued, Roll 110A I've Got A Feeling (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00l The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00m The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Lady Madonna (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00n The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00o The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) 4. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 07:22
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0112A 10 Jan 1969
The Beatles January 10th (Before Lunch) Continued, Roll 112A Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.03a The Beatles ** New! Never released before
All the band is there.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.03b The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) High Heel Sneakers (Higginbottom) ᦙ
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.04 The Beatles Listed as "Hi Heeled Sneakers (10.5)" 5. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 08:53
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0113A 10 Jan 1969
The Beatles January 10th (Before Lunch) Continued, Roll 113A High Heel Sneakers (Higginbottom) ᦙ
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05 The Beatles Listed as "Hi Heeled Sneakers(10.6)"
Continuation of GB10.4 Long Tall Sally (Johnson/Penniman/Blackwell)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05a The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05b The Beatles Listed as "Get Back (jam)" ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Jam (David Bowie Section)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05c The Beatles ** New
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05d The Beatles ** New! Never released before.
John on lead vocals. Breaks down.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05e The Beatles ** New! Never released before
John on lead vocals. Breaks down (again).
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05f The Beatles ** New! Never released before
John on lead vocals (and of course improvise most of it because he doesn't know the lyrics). Paul is doing backing vocals.
This version is more "hard" than the released take.
Almost complete but finally breaks down at one of the solos.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05g The Beatles ** New! Never released before
They start again from one of the solo parts.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) 6. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 16:16
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0118A 10 Jan 1969
The Beatles January 10th (After Lunch) Continued, Roll 118A Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.010a The Beatles ** New! Never released before
The end of a rock and roll jam with Yoko singing in the background: "Don't Worrryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy yyyyyyy yyyyyyyy yyyyyyy yyyyyy !!!!"
Hopefully, George has left the band :-) Ever thought that George left the band because Yoko threatened to sing ? :-)
Funny, the cameraman has to shout his slate/roll number to be sure it'll be heard on tape.. :-)
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Don't Worry Kyoko (Mummy's Only Looking For Her Hand In The Snow) (Ono)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.10b (part of) The Beatles ** New
Listed as "Don't Worry Kyoko / A Quick One"
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) A Quick One While He's Away (Townshend)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.10b (part of) The Beatles ** New
Listed as "Don't Worry Kyoko / A Quick One"
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.10b (part of) The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.10c The Beatles ** New
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) I've Got A Feeling (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.10d The Beatles ** New! Never released before
A rather long performance. Despite the fact that George is absent, his part is not missed much here.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.10e The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Listed as "Yodeling Jam" .. it is only "Yodeleleii" by John .. not a "jam".
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Don't Let Me Down (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.010f The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Listen to John's drunk voice (John forces his voice).
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Till There Was You (Willson) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.11 The Beatles Listed as 10.12
Very short. C'mon Everybody (Cochran/Capehart/Sheeley)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.011a The Beatles Listed as 10.11a ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.011b The Beatles Listed as 10.11b ** New! Never released before
Bass riff reminiscing of "Don't Let Me Down"
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Maxwell's Silver Hammer (Lennon/McCartney) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.12 The Beatles Listed as 10.13
John: "What do we do next ?" Paul: "Maxwell's Silver Hammer"
Bass line by Paul to lead the others to this song. Mack The Knife (Weill) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.13 The Beatles Listed as 10.14
The liner notes indicate that "Teddy Boy" is the next track. There's NOTHING like it on the tape. Maxwell's Silver Hammer (Lennon/McCartney) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.14 The Beatles Listed as 10.15
Parody vocals by John. 7. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 11:41
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0119A 10 Jan 1969
The Beatles January 10th (After Lunch) Continued, Roll 119A Maxwell's Silver Hammer (Lennon/McCartney) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.15 The Beatles Listed as 10.16
More parody vocals by John with a stupid high voice... Don't Be Cruel (To A Heart That's True) (Blackwell/Presley) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.16 The Beatles Listed as "Don't Be Cruel (10.17)"
GB10.16 is "Don't Be Cruel/In The Middle Of An Island/Don't Be Cruel" In The Middle Of An Island (Varnic/Acquaviva) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.016b The Beatles Not actually numbered by Sulpy (although described), so the GB number is bogus.
Tough mentioned by Sulpy, he doesn't consider it as a performance. Sulpy's choice of "performances" is sometimes strange .. Don't Be Cruel (To A Heart That's True) (Blackwell/Presley) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.16 The Beatles After two lines of "In The Middle Of An Island", they get back to "Don't Be Cruel". On A Sunny Island (unknown) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.17a The Beatles Listed as medley: (10.18) "On a Sunny Island" Brazil/Groovin' I Got Stung"
John answers Paul's calls with "At the Costa Del Sol" ..
As they cannot do much without George, they begin jamming. One of the jams is a bossa-nova medley.
Here's how we've "re-indexed" Sulpy's "left-overs" (all part of GB10.17): GB10.17a: On A Sunny Island GB10.17b: Animal And Famous Persons Jam GB10.17c: Brazil GB10.17d: The Peanut Vendor GB10.17e: Groovin' GB10.17f: I Got Stung GB10.17g: Groovin' Improvisation (-) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.17 The Beatles The so-called "Animal And Famous Persons Jam" - not mentioned by Sulpy, although it's part of a listed track, so the GB number is slightly bogus
Unlisted
Paul and John begin a whistling duet and then Paul offers some bird calls. John imitates other animals and then names several personalities (the Duke of Edinburgh, Sophie Tucker, Manfred Mann, Robert Stigwood) and one song title (inspired by the bossa-nova mood): Besame Mucho. The medley then switches to Brazil Brazil (Aquarela Do Brasil) (Barroso/Russell) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.17 The Beatles Paul sings the song's title - mentioned by Sulpy but not numbered, although it's part of a listed track, so the GB number is slightly bogus
Paul singing. The Peanut Vendor (Sunshine/Gilbert/Simons) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.17b The Beatles Unlisted Groovin' (Cavaliere/Brigati) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.17c The Beatles John shouts: "Groovin' ! On a sunday afternoon !" I Got Stung (Schroeder/Hill) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.17d The Beatles � Groovin' (Cavaliere/Brigati) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.17 The Beatles Repeat of the song's title after "I got stung" - mentioned by Sulpy, but not a listed track, so the GB number is slightly bogus
John shouts: "Groovin' ! On a sunday afternoon !" then the performance stops. The Peanut Vendor (Sunshine/Gilbert/Simons) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.18 The Beatles Listed as Brazil 10.19 It's Only Make Believe (Twitty/Nance) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.19 The Beatles Listed as 10.20
During this, we hear Michael and Neil discussing about John & Paul constantly teaming up against George. Through A London Window (McCartney) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.20 The Beatles Listed as 10.21
TWICKENHAM SET DISC 5: "DANCE STEPS LIKE THE SHADOWS"
Disc 5 continues with performances from January 9th.
In segment 1 of Disc 5, we are treated to the best possible sound quality of material that will be recognizable to those who owned the infamous Sweet Apple Trax LP. George, who is not very pleased with the idea of a live show at all, regardless of the venue, throws a jab as Paul talks about the stage and equipment set up, with his interjection that they still have to learn their dance steps "... like the Shadows".
Segment 2 seems to indicate that songs 9.57 & 9.58 in DDSI are mistakenly numbered. The tape for this disc reveals that the 9.56 version of "Get Back" flows through 2 different "Get Back"'s straight into 9.59. Only portions of this segment were on Sweet Apple Trax, and again, all segments are included here in the best available quality.
It begins with an early version of "No Pakistanis/Get Back". It should be noted that DDSI goes into wonderful detail about the origins of the subject matter of "No Pakistanis" (as well as that of "Commonwealth/Enouch Powell/Get Off" from Segment 3). To summarize, they all stem from the morning newspaper/TV reports about, and the reactions to, Parliament member Enoch Powell's re-patriotation movement (The sending back to their country of origin, all non-white citizens of the British Empire living on visas in England).
When the song ends, Michael asks Paul about "the one he was doing earlier", and Paul responds with a riff resembling the guitar part of "Let It Be". Paul goes on to say that it would be "nice after this one", implying that he would use the riff again in " ... Pakistanis". George, once again reprising his role as musical arranger for the band, says that "it would be great in that, but being that it's such a nice bit", Paul should use it elsewhere. This discussion is followed by a demonstration of the riff in question, some experimentation, and then a free-form jam loosely based on "Get Back".
Segment 3 offers not only an upgrade of previous Sweet Apple Trax material, it also offers previously unavailable run-throughs of "For You Blue". After a few oldies and some stream-of-consciousness jams, George finally gets the band's attention to tackle "For You Blue". The first attempt is cut short by Paul because he cannot hear George, but it is followed by a rather tight run through. A discussion about the arrangement of the tune takes p[ace as Paul continuously pounds out the bass line, Inevitably, the song starts again, but breaks down at the start of the first verse. Paul, however, keeps going. Soon they all fall back into a brief jam that a]most borders on morphing into "Mean Mr. Mustard"! Apparently Paul picks up on this as he advises "Let's pick and choose John ... must discrepenate"[sic]. George starts again (on acoustic), joined by Ringo and Paul. George stops, and is still discussing his choice of instruments as Paul begins doing an Elvis vocal goof.
Next is another example of the lack of respect George's material received from the others, especially John. George asks if they should perform other people's tunes as well as their own for the show. John says he doesn't know any and that he can hardly bare doing George's, " ... never mind strangers"'!. George comes back with a masked dig, saying that others' songs are "much better than ours"' to which Lennon replies "That's why I don't learn them!" With that, George starts again, while Paul continues voicing goofy lines over him. Any hope of a serious attempt is long gone.
Segment 4 offers a great deal of previously unavailable material, excepting small fragments which were "teased" on the vinyl Code Name Russia, or which appeared on the Orange CD series Rockin' Movie Stars. This segment features a number of "Let It Be" performances. The musical arrangement finds Paul on piano and John on bass, with the recording mixed under and over conversations picked up by Michael's "spy mikes". John is clearly not pleased about having to play bass, and he restlessly rifts through all sorts of oldies. After John's order to "get on your fucking instruments", Ringo and George finally join in during the "Jenny Jenny" medley. This eventually leads to a group attempt at "Let It Be".
Core collection Track identified Version validated Lyrics available Version details available Audio excerpt available Participants list available 1. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 15:51
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0092A 9 Jan 1969
The Beatles Thursday Jan 9th Continued, Roll 92A Two Of Us (Lennon/McCartney)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.28 The Beatles
Baa Baa Black Sheep (Traditional)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.29 The Beatles
Don't Let Me Down (Lennon/McCartney)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.030 The Beatles Listed as "Don't Let Me Down (Don't Let Me Scream") Suzy Parker (Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starkey) ᦙ
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.31 The Beatles Listed as "Suzy's Parlour" I've Got A Feeling (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 nDSSI09.040 The Beatles aka GB09.32
2. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 15:44
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0097A 9 Jan 1969
The Beatles Jan 9th Continued, Roll 97A No Pakistanis (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.57 The Beatles Listed as "Get Back (GB09.056)".
Sulpy disagrees with the liner notes and states that this should be listed as GB9.57 because it's the very common "No Pakistanis" version of "Get Back". However, Sulpy admits he made a mistake by attributing GB9.58 to another performance of Get Back which should follow since there is no edits in the roll and that GB9.58 does not appear.
Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.057a The Beatles Listed as "Get Back a la Mother Mary" ** New! Never released before
Listed as "GB9.56a" (see previous track remark)
The Beatles play the descending scale of Let It Be.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Jam (David Bowie Section)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.57b The Beatles Listed as "Get Back jam" ** New! Never released before
Jam that has nothing to do with "Get Back" itself.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Jam (David Bowie Section)
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Penina (McCartney)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.60 The Beatles Listed as "La Penina" Jam (David Bowie Section)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.061 The Beatles
Across The Universe (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.062 The Beatles Listed as "Across The Universe (Across The Unicorn)" 3. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 15:51
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The Beatles Jan 9th Continued, Roll 99A Tennessee (Perkins)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.74 The Beatles
Across The Universe (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.75 The Beatles
The House Of The Rising Sun (Traditional)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 nDDSI.09.088 The Beatles aka GB09.76
Commonwealth Song (McCartney) ᦙ
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.77 The Beatles Listed as "Commonwealth" Enoch Powell (McCartney) ᦙ
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.78 The Beatles Listed as "Aw, Enoch Powell" White Power (Get Off) (Lennon/McCartney) ᦙ
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.79 The Beatles Listed as "Get Off " 4. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 12:43
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0100A 9 Jan 1969
The Beatles Jan 9th Continued, Roll 100A White Power (Get Off) (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.79 The Beatles
For You Blue (Harrison)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.080 The Beatles Only one line by George who would like to come back to this song while the others continue "Get Off" White Power (Get Off) (Lennon/McCartney)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.81 The Beatles Listed as "Get Off " Honey Hush (Turner)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.82 The Beatles
For You Blue (Harrison)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.083 The Beatles
For You Blue (Harrison)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB09.84 The Beatles From "Sulpy's Get Back":
There's a 10 minutes gap in the available tape at this point, which undoubtedly contains further attempts at "For You Blue".
For You Blue (Harrison)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 09 Jan 1969 GB09.084a The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Hitch Hike (Gaye/Stevenson/Paul)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 09 Jan 1969 GB09.084b The Beatles ** New! Never released before
A very basic riff which could be "Hitch Hike" or anything else ...
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) For You Blue (Harrison)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 09 Jan 1969 GB09.084c The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) For You Blue (Harrison)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 09 Jan 1969 GB09.084d The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) 5. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 11:53
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0103A 9 Jan 1969
The Beatles Jan 9th Continued, Roll 103A Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney)
Get Back Session 09 Jan 1969 GB09.089 The Beatles
Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney)
Get Back Session 09 Jan 1969 GB09.091 The Beatles
That'll Be The Day (Allison/Holly/Petty)
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I've Got A Feeling (Lennon/McCartney)
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Jenny Jenny (Penniman/Johnson)
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Slippin' And Slidin' (Penniman/Bocage/Collins/Smith)
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Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney)
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(DISC TWO)
TWICKENHAM SET DISC 6: "DICK JAMES IS A FASCIST BUM"
There is very little of Disc number 6 that surfaced before on vinyl. In fact, the entire has segment I is not even mentioned in DDSI. The few other items that have been out (on Code Name Russia or on the Orange Rockin' Movie Stars CD's) are here in the best available quality.
January 10th is the infamous day that George left the band. The entire project; the lack of direction, focus, energy, cooperation, as well as one another's respective personalities, were getting on the nerves of all involved. No one could agree on ideas for the live show, and they found the facilities to be less than desirable, and not at all conducive to creating music. And then there was the ever present cameras and microphones. The communication skills (and the motivation) of the four were at an all time low, and the idea that any comment, argument, etc would be captured for all eternity on tape could not have been an incentive to FULLY speak one's mind.
The morning segments hardly indicate anything brewing to cause George's departure. Moods seem good. Paul is at the piano, following his daily pattern running through various tunes. Over his playing, a number of conversations take place, some more audible than others, due to the mixing of the "spy mikes". These dialogues deal with smoking cigars verses cigarettes, getting stopped for speeding, and how a uniform can change people. George then talks about a film maker that he's invited to drop by later to show some of his multi-screen/image work that George feels could be incorporated as incidental background for their music.
Obviously, Michael is not taken by the idea of another filmmaker entering his turf, and changes the subject by asking about Alexis (Magic Alex). George goes into the story about how they hooked up with him, and then explains that Alex has designed quite a lot of things, but hasn't made them because he's been so busy building the new studios [HA HA HA! - ed.]. Michael asks if the device Alex designed to put on records to prevent people from taping them will work. George thinks so, and everyone seems to think it's a marvelous idea. Ringo points out that John thinks it makes for "bad Beatles". George defends his position stating that Americans with those cassette recorders [a VERY expensive item in '69 - ed.] will run off copies and sell them. Michael chimes in with "If you're rich enough to buy a cassette recorder, you're rich enough to buy an LP", obviously missing the point. The ironic part of this whole conversation is that they are worried about some kid knockin' off a few copies of their new album, while Magic Alex is taking them all for more money that any American cassette taper could ever pocket!
Later, the talk turns to the upcoming Apple meeting to be held at Ringo's house that weekend. George also tells John that Neil wants to meet with them tomorrow about "exciting good news". John asks if it's about "pig". George answers "No, not with him, but with some of the other pigs". From the secretive code and tone, there is probably new information regarding the police involved in their past drug busts. During a conversation with Dick James, Paul launches into "Get Back" (10.0j). He stops and comments to Glyn that George's chord "get back, ching" is a bit "passe". Paul wants something more "Pete Townshend"! Paul continues to experiment with various tunes, and the conversation turns to cars, before Paul finally gets things started.
The "Get Back" rehearsal seems to go quite well. They are making progress; working on both the structure and the lyrics, which results in a very enjoyable, upbeat version, complete with the Pakistani political verse. After a short diversion into "Hi Heel Sneakers", Paul suggests that both John & George could each take a solo, like in "Long Tall Sally", which prompts a brief, very loose jam of that tune, mixed in with "Get Back". John tries the opening of the song a few different ways, and this is followed by Paul trying to convey to Ringo his ideas for the drum bits.
Whatever caused George to leave must have happened at lunch. The next segment here picks up just after George has left, and three VERY DRUNK Beatles (plus Yoko) are in the middle of a jam that began with John's reprise of "Soon be home", from the Who's "A Quick One While He's Away". This jam, which sounds a bit like "Don't Worry Kyoko", moves through all sorts of intensity levels. It features ferocious drumming from Ringo, manic guitar from John, mega-feedback from Paul and a wide range of "ah"-ing from Yoko. Tremendous.
Next up is the feedback version of "I've Got A Feeling". (This must have been a liquid lunch!), and a scream filled send-up of "Don't Let Me Down". They try to continue on with rehearsals by attempting "Maxwell ...". Ringo starts in, and is reminded of "Mack The Knife", of which he sings a line or two. Paul comes back with a few notes and the opening words of "Teddy Boy" (they always kidded Ringo for being a real Ted in his early days). "Maxwell ... " turns into a drunken parody, and it's quite obvious that they are not gonna get any serious work done. It is interesting to note that the Beatles themselves are not heard talking directly about George leaving by this point, but they refer to the event with their sarcastic calls of "take it" and "solo" at the appropriate points in a few of the songs. It seems that George Martin and Michael are the only ones voicing any concern.
Core collection Track identified Version validated Lyrics available Version details available Audio excerpt available Participants list available 1. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 05:09
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0108A 10 Jan 1969
The Beatles First Thing January 10th 1969, Roll 108A. Personal note (from Sulpy's Get Back p.167): Although tapes are not currently available, we know that Paul performed another series of solo piano pieces the morning of the 10th, including "The Long and Winding Road", "Let It Be", "Don't Let Me Down","Maxwell's Silver Hammer","I've Got a Feeling","Get Back" and "Lady Madonna".
In tracks 4-7, the indices number are set up by 1 compared with Sulpy's Get Back (in the liner notes, that is). Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00a The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Piano Improvisation 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00b The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Dick James begins a discussion with Michael Lindsay-Hogg about cigarette smoking.
The performance itself is Paul on piano playing what is thought to be an improvisation.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) The Long And Winding Road (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00c The Beatles Listed as "Long And Winding Road" ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) 2. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 16:36
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0109A 10 Jan 1969
The Beatles January 10th (Before Lunch) Continued, Roll 109A Let It Be (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00d The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Don't Let Me Down (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00e The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Paul plays this song on piano.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Maxwell's Silver Hammer (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00f The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) I've Got A Feeling (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00g The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Played on piano.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) The Long And Winding Road (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00h The Beatles Listed as "Long And Winding Road" ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Piano Improvisation 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00i The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Several piano improvisations.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00j The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Paul plays this song on piano.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 9 Jan 1969 GB10.00ka The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Paul plays this song on piano. Dick James hums along.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) I've Got A Feeling (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00ka The Beatles ** New! Never released before
This bit seems to be completely overlooked by Sulpy. An explanation might be that he considered that GB10.0L contains this bit.
(NOT Documented by Sulpy !!) 3. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 07:55
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0110A 10 Jan 1969
The Beatles January 10th (Before Lunch) Continued, Roll 110A I've Got A Feeling (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00l The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00m The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Lady Madonna (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00n The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.00o The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) 4. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 07:22
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0112A 10 Jan 1969
The Beatles January 10th (Before Lunch) Continued, Roll 112A Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.03a The Beatles ** New! Never released before
All the band is there.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.03b The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) High Heel Sneakers (Higginbottom) ᦙ
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.04 The Beatles Listed as "Hi Heeled Sneakers (10.5)" 5. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 08:53
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0113A 10 Jan 1969
The Beatles January 10th (Before Lunch) Continued, Roll 113A High Heel Sneakers (Higginbottom) ᦙ
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05 The Beatles Listed as "Hi Heeled Sneakers(10.6)"
Continuation of GB10.4 Long Tall Sally (Johnson/Penniman/Blackwell)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05a The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05b The Beatles Listed as "Get Back (jam)" ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Jam (David Bowie Section)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05c The Beatles ** New
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05d The Beatles ** New! Never released before.
John on lead vocals. Breaks down.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05e The Beatles ** New! Never released before
John on lead vocals. Breaks down (again).
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.05f The Beatles ** New! Never released before
John on lead vocals (and of course improvise most of it because he doesn't know the lyrics). Paul is doing backing vocals.
This version is more "hard" than the released take.
Almost complete but finally breaks down at one of the solos.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Get Back (Lennon/McCartney)
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They start again from one of the solo parts.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) 6. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 16:16
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The Beatles January 10th (After Lunch) Continued, Roll 118A Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.010a The Beatles ** New! Never released before
The end of a rock and roll jam with Yoko singing in the background: "Don't Worrryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy yyyyyyy yyyyyyyy yyyyyyy yyyyyy !!!!"
Hopefully, George has left the band :-) Ever thought that George left the band because Yoko threatened to sing ? :-)
Funny, the cameraman has to shout his slate/roll number to be sure it'll be heard on tape.. :-)
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Don't Worry Kyoko (Mummy's Only Looking For Her Hand In The Snow) (Ono)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.10b (part of) The Beatles ** New
Listed as "Don't Worry Kyoko / A Quick One"
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) A Quick One While He's Away (Townshend)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.10b (part of) The Beatles ** New
Listed as "Don't Worry Kyoko / A Quick One"
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.10b (part of) The Beatles ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.10c The Beatles ** New
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) I've Got A Feeling (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.10d The Beatles ** New! Never released before
A rather long performance. Despite the fact that George is absent, his part is not missed much here.
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.10e The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Listed as "Yodeling Jam" .. it is only "Yodeleleii" by John .. not a "jam".
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Don't Let Me Down (Lennon/McCartney)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.010f The Beatles ** New! Never released before
Listen to John's drunk voice (John forces his voice).
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Till There Was You (Willson) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.11 The Beatles Listed as 10.12
Very short. C'mon Everybody (Cochran/Capehart/Sheeley)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.011a The Beatles Listed as 10.11a ** New! Never released before
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Improvisation (-)
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.011b The Beatles Listed as 10.11b ** New! Never released before
Bass riff reminiscing of "Don't Let Me Down"
(Documented by Sulpy in The 910, vol. 7, No 5-6) Maxwell's Silver Hammer (Lennon/McCartney) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.12 The Beatles Listed as 10.13
John: "What do we do next ?" Paul: "Maxwell's Silver Hammer"
Bass line by Paul to lead the others to this song. Mack The Knife (Weill) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.13 The Beatles Listed as 10.14
The liner notes indicate that "Teddy Boy" is the next track. There's NOTHING like it on the tape. Maxwell's Silver Hammer (Lennon/McCartney) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.14 The Beatles Listed as 10.15
Parody vocals by John. 7. Nagra Tape A Roll (unknown) 11:41
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session Nagra Tape Roll 0119A 10 Jan 1969
The Beatles January 10th (After Lunch) Continued, Roll 119A Maxwell's Silver Hammer (Lennon/McCartney) ᦙ
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More parody vocals by John with a stupid high voice... Don't Be Cruel (To A Heart That's True) (Blackwell/Presley) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.16 The Beatles Listed as "Don't Be Cruel (10.17)"
GB10.16 is "Don't Be Cruel/In The Middle Of An Island/Don't Be Cruel" In The Middle Of An Island (Varnic/Acquaviva) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.016b The Beatles Not actually numbered by Sulpy (although described), so the GB number is bogus.
Tough mentioned by Sulpy, he doesn't consider it as a performance. Sulpy's choice of "performances" is sometimes strange .. Don't Be Cruel (To A Heart That's True) (Blackwell/Presley) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.16 The Beatles After two lines of "In The Middle Of An Island", they get back to "Don't Be Cruel". On A Sunny Island (unknown) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.17a The Beatles Listed as medley: (10.18) "On a Sunny Island" Brazil/Groovin' I Got Stung"
John answers Paul's calls with "At the Costa Del Sol" ..
As they cannot do much without George, they begin jamming. One of the jams is a bossa-nova medley.
Here's how we've "re-indexed" Sulpy's "left-overs" (all part of GB10.17): GB10.17a: On A Sunny Island GB10.17b: Animal And Famous Persons Jam GB10.17c: Brazil GB10.17d: The Peanut Vendor GB10.17e: Groovin' GB10.17f: I Got Stung GB10.17g: Groovin' Improvisation (-) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.17 The Beatles The so-called "Animal And Famous Persons Jam" - not mentioned by Sulpy, although it's part of a listed track, so the GB number is slightly bogus
Unlisted
Paul and John begin a whistling duet and then Paul offers some bird calls. John imitates other animals and then names several personalities (the Duke of Edinburgh, Sophie Tucker, Manfred Mann, Robert Stigwood) and one song title (inspired by the bossa-nova mood): Besame Mucho. The medley then switches to Brazil Brazil (Aquarela Do Brasil) (Barroso/Russell) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.17 The Beatles Paul sings the song's title - mentioned by Sulpy but not numbered, although it's part of a listed track, so the GB number is slightly bogus
Paul singing. The Peanut Vendor (Sunshine/Gilbert/Simons) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.17b The Beatles Unlisted Groovin' (Cavaliere/Brigati) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.17c The Beatles John shouts: "Groovin' ! On a sunday afternoon !" I Got Stung (Schroeder/Hill) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.17d The Beatles � Groovin' (Cavaliere/Brigati) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.17 The Beatles Repeat of the song's title after "I got stung" - mentioned by Sulpy, but not a listed track, so the GB number is slightly bogus
John shouts: "Groovin' ! On a sunday afternoon !" then the performance stops. The Peanut Vendor (Sunshine/Gilbert/Simons) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.18 The Beatles Listed as Brazil 10.19 It's Only Make Believe (Twitty/Nance) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.19 The Beatles Listed as 10.20
During this, we hear Michael and Neil discussing about John & Paul constantly teaming up against George. Through A London Window (McCartney) ᦙ
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get Back Session 10 Jan 1969 GB10.20 The Beatles Listed as 10.21
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