The Beatles - Get Back Journals - 11 Vinyl LP Box Set VERY RARE
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The Beatles - Get Back Journals - 11 Vinyl LP Box Set VERY RARE!. Condition is Used.
The Beatles - Get Back Journals - 11 Vinyl LP Box Set VERY RARE!!Excellent Condition
For Beatles Collectors
Some minor wear on the outer box, but the vinyl albums themselves are near mint, only having been played a few times.
This is not an EMI/Apple authorised product, but here’s what you get:
A 11 vinyl album recording journal of the original Get Back/Let It Be sessions. Outer sleeve houses two inner black boxes with hold the 11 LP's (See photos)
Recorded Jan. 1969 at Twickenham film studios and later Apple studios, these recordings represent the recordings and rehearsals of the Beatles in preparation for their forthcoming album Get Back (as it was then). The first 10 LP's contain the original nagra 2-track engineers recordings, called 'sync-tracks', they were used by the film crew to make work prints and to catalogue the different songs.
There are over 120 tracks, too many to list - there are various versions of the Get Back/Let It Be album tracks plus new songs which the Beatles were working on at the time but were never used, there are also many old standards, a few renditions of old hits and many early versions of tracks which would later appear on the Abbey Road album.
The Beatles were captured not just recording and rehearsing these songs, but jamming, tuning, chatting, arguing - and of course breaking up.
The bonus album 11 is the original Glyn Johns mix of the intended 'Get Back' album with the original track running order!
The 15 tracks are as follows: Side 1 - One After 909: Instrumental: Save The Last Dance For Me: Don't Let Me Down: I Dig A pony: I've Got A Feeling: Get Back: Side2 - For You Blue: Teddy Boy: On Your Way Home: Maggie Mae: Can You Dig It!: Let It Be: The Long & Winding Road: Get Back (Reprise).
Sixteen months after these recordings and with Phil Spector’s help, the album Let It Be was released. The sleeve notes said 'This is a new phase Beatles album'....... and finished by saying, 'in comes the warmth and freshness of a live performance'. Both these statements could never apply to the radically altered Let It Be, but were in fact describing these recordings for the Get Back album. This was the original intended mix as produced by Glyn Johns and is substantially different to both Let It Be (Phil Spector version) and Let It Be Naked.
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