Lesser Known Beatles Related Tracks plus Info Related Videos
 

Run through of well known titles





I had not heard that one before....

took out the unavailable one and added this for now...

Nobody loves you when you're down and out
Nobody sees you when you're on cloud nine
Everybody's hustlin' for a buck and a dime
I'll scratch your back and you scratch mine
I've been across to the other side
I've shown you everything, I got nothing to hide
But still you ask me, do I love you?
What it is? What it is?
All I can tell you is it's all show biz
All I can tell you is it's all show biz
Nobody loves you when you're down and out
Nobody knows you when you're on cloud nine
Everybody's hustlin' for a buck and a dime
I'll scratch your back and you knife mine
I've been across the water now so many times
I've seen the one-eyed witchdoctor leading the blind
But still you ask me, do I love you?
What you say? What you say?
Every time I put my finger on it, it slips away
Every time I put my finger on it, it slips away
Well, I get up in the morning
And I'm looking in the mirror to see, oo-wee!
Then I'm lying in the darkness
And I know I can't get to sleep, oo-wee!
Nobody loves you when you're old and grey
Nobody needs you when you're upside down
Everybody's hollerin' 'bout their own birthday
Everybody loves you when you're six foot in the ground

Released on: 1967-11-27

Producer: George Martin
Composer Lyricist: John Lennon
Composer Lyricist: Paul McCartney
Composer Lyricist: George Harrison
Composer Lyricist: Richard Starkey

The Producer of this Mix has done a really great job..


His comments are on the youtube page if anybody wants to read about his thoughts on his mix version....

John Lennon gave "I Am the Walrus" the most random lyrics because he was mad that everyone was over-analyzing all of his lyrics at the time.
Cover 1st.......





Also on the youtube page are loads an loads of links....takes up time... if you have some spare...

Yes definitely know all the well known ones :laughing:
The ‘you know my name ‘ one I’d never heard before either.
Apparently was a b side to Let It Be. Sounds like a bit of messing around by the boys

Nice like that one again never heard it before. But then I’m not a big Beatles fan. Liking the instruments that have been added especially the guitar.

Stripped back version, is definitely raw not sure if I like it or not

Now this version I do like. Good song

This I think is the best version guess because its their version

Yeah, it was written (entirely) and recorded (mostly) by Paul and John if I remember correctly. It was the last time they were in studio together before the split - or after.

There's some funny stories of how they recorded the vocals, not hard to find.

It's Brian Jones on the saxophone at the end.

Nice songs especially when your down and out.

It was the Beatles messing around. It was recorded around August 1967 I believe and it was never meant for release. Of course, by the time Let It Be came out as a single, the Beatles had already split up and I guess this is what they had in the can.

Interesting side note: Brian Jones plays sax on You Know My Name.

Nice liking this one

Yeah a mix can make or break a record. This sounds nice

Haha on the cover. I never understood the lyrics to this before. But know it makes sense the fact it is non sensical and he was just thumbing his nose at people.

Haha, I like how similar it sounds to the Beatles. Clever

Di liking this thread. Everyone knows the well known tracks but is interesting to hear rarities and different demos/takes. I’m wondering if I’m missing out on some good music by not really having been into the Beatles.
Think I may have to give them a chance to convert me :)

Thanks for putting this together, you’ve put a lot of hard work and research into this. Hopefully others may have items to add

:clap:

I heard 'You know my name' this morning online and it set me off looking for more rarer songs...So made the thread on the spur of the moment. Once I found a few it just flowed and was certainly easy for me..liking and doing is the key.

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Long but worthwhile Video...

interesting about being in the limelight...talking about a new ABC documentary on how they really felt...never knew he had 10 years of drinking bigtime...rehab in the states...he makes conversation flow easy as a straight talking guy.
need to track that one down....

good funny entertaining...

interesting about being in the limelight...talking about a new ABC documentary on how they really felt...never knew he had 10 years of drinking bigtime...rehab in the states...he makes conversation flow easy as a straight talking guy.
need to track that one down....

Revolution covered by Running Wild

Thanks Psy-Fi--Brick House.........that's me turning up with this 'cause of your video.. :thumb:.

bit painful this one...OK a lot then!

Shows some of London around the area of No.3 Savile Row, London..
I had worked at No.25 Savile Row from leaving School at 15 years of age.
Would walk past No.3 everyday,but had left the Civil Service before the Beatles set up that Music Studio... my department was moving out of London so that means I had to leave the excitement of London in the Mid 60's,well behind me.
Season ticket no longer and so could not afford the journeys to the Music Venues any longer....
1966 was married a year Later anyway....by 1968 life was crap with our first baby to be followed one year later with Twins..frigging Twins...
A bit late by then to realise that was not what I wanted for a life. Suited my Sister but not moi.