The thumbnail image at the beginning was taken by Paul's brother, Mike McCartney, in the front room of their family home at 20 Forthlin Rd, Liverpool. The faux brick wallpaper on the chimney breast was a favourite of their mum, Mary. Since the National Trust acquired the house they searched in vain for a similar paper. They have now redecorated with a specially commissioned and Mike McCartney approved, copy
Should note that for Rockin' and Rollin,' vocals and trumpet were overdubbed. This is probably John and Paul's first experiments into overdubbing and studio work on their home tape machine
Wow Good stuff thanks for sharing! The "Noodling" track is interesting, first there is 4 minutes of piano with bird chirpings, then Paul does a rendition of Gene Austin's "Girl of my dreams" - a jazz standard that no doubt the group knew from their childhood days. The "Down in Cuba" is so deliciously John while fully loaded. "Pedro the Fisherman" as well...Love it. Why hasnt this been released on a boxed set yet? WTF?
I heard the first section of the piano bit but never the remakes of the last part. Very cool. Someone must have the full unedited movie version of Ringo’s Theme out there
Funny how Home recording and anything before George Martin, vocal, music, and arrangement sounded AWFUL. I Really am coming to the conclusion they were a TAVISTOCK PROJECT. Too many turn them down, but EMI A subsidiary of TAVISTOCK sign them. How lucky 🤪
The thumbnail image at the beginning was taken by Paul's brother, Mike McCartney, in the front room of their family home at 20 Forthlin Rd, Liverpool. The faux brick wallpaper on the chimney breast was a favourite of their mum, Mary. Since the National Trust acquired the house they searched in vain for a similar paper. They have now redecorated with a specially commissioned and Mike McCartney approved, copy
I've read they were putting the finishing touches on "I Saw Her Standing There".
Should note that for Rockin' and Rollin,' vocals and trumpet were overdubbed. This is probably John and Paul's first experiments into overdubbing and studio work on their home tape machine
I thought it was a cello😂
Wow I recall McCartney talking about Pedro the Fisherman in an interview some years ago!
Very nice to get these recordings. Thanks so much!
It's always interesting to hear a Beatle just f'n around.
Every single day I hear new Beatles material from different channels ... Everyday!
Thanks for today ... its a great one
Dont Let Me Down ❤️❤️
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dont let me down uhhhh, awesome, what a tasty version
Joia rara 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
4 genios nada mas
Great content as always. Glad you're back.
Wow Good stuff thanks for sharing!
The "Noodling" track is interesting, first there is 4 minutes of piano with bird chirpings, then Paul does a rendition of Gene Austin's "Girl of my dreams" - a jazz standard that no doubt the group knew from their childhood days.
The "Down in Cuba" is so deliciously John while fully loaded. "Pedro the Fisherman" as well...Love it.
Why hasnt this been released on a boxed set yet? WTF?
That tiny little bit from A Hard day's night took all that huh??
Damn! The Maharishi song is scathing! Atta boy, John. How did this stuff get out?
I heard the first section of the piano bit but never the remakes of the last part. Very cool. Someone must have the full unedited movie version of Ringo’s Theme out there
It's on the US Help album.
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Wild! Is there a backstory to this recording?
Which one?
like when, where... i'd like to know too
@@Veronica-lw1tf these are all different home recordings.
Cool pic above, too. I know the names of 5 of those guys, who's the fella with hat and glasses?
That look like the guy who looked after the publishing. He is in the Get Back movie.
Credo sia Mal Evans
@@TheShamblingUnknown I believe it's Dick James.
Love this but, any info as far as dates, years etc?
where's Lucy from Littletown
I've never heard the DLMD demos. Where are they from!?
Don't Let Me down already had it from home?
He wrote in late 1968.
What year were these done?
It was playing around never to be release ever
Upon the star......the living star..... 😆🤣
He can't help having a hideous great hooter.... lol
Pas géniale cette vidéo!
John is great. But old Stones material is far better.
In your world maybe
Funny how Home recording and anything before George Martin, vocal, music, and arrangement sounded AWFUL. I Really am coming to the conclusion they were a TAVISTOCK PROJECT. Too many turn them down, but EMI A subsidiary of TAVISTOCK sign them. How lucky 🤪
That’s why they’re called home recordings. And they’re screwing around, which they did throughout the years.
What’s it like being profoundly mentally ill?