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Tracklist;
Disc: 1
1. Free As A Bird
2. We Were Fours Guys...That's All
3. That'll Be The Day
4. In Spite Of All The Danger
5. Sometimes I'd Borrow...Those Still Exist
6. Hallelujah I Love Her So
7. You'll Be Mine
8. Cayenne
9. First Of All...It Didn't Do A Thing Here
10. My Bonnie
11. Ain't She Sweet
12. Cry For A Shadow
13. Brian Was A Beautiful Guy...He Presented Us Well
14. I Secured Them...A Beatle Drink Even Then
15. Searchin'
16. Three Cool Cats
17. The Sheik Of Araby
18. Like Dreamers Do
19. Hello Little Girl
20. Well, The Recording Test...By My Artists
21. Besame Mucho
22. Love Me Do
23. How Do You Do It?
24. Please Please Me
25. One After 909 (Sequence)
26. One After 909 (Complete)
27. Lend Me Your Comb
28. I'll Get You
29. We Were Performers...In Britain
30. I Saw Her Standing There
31. From Me To You
32. Money (That's What I Want)
33. You Really Got A Hold On Me
34. Roll Over Beethoven
Disc: 2 (starts at 1:05:24)
1. She Loves You
2. Till There Was You
3. Twist And Shout
4. This Boy
5. I Want To Hold Your Hand
6. Boys, What Was I Thinking...
7. Moonlight Bay
8. Can't Buy Me Love
9. All My Loving
10. You Can't Do That
11. And I Love Her
12. A Hard Day's Night
13. I Wanna Be Your Man
14. Long Tall Sally
15. Boys
16. Shout
17. I'll Be Back (Take 2)
18. I'll Be Back (Take 3)
19. You Know What To Do
20. No Reply (Demo)
21. Mr Moonlight
22. Leave My Kitten Alone
23. No Reply
24. Eight Days A Week (Sequence)
25. Eight Days A Week (Complete)
26. Kansas City/Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey
"Anthology 1" is a compilation album by The Beatles, released by Apple Records in November 1995. It was released as the first part of the Anthology trilogy of albums with Anthology 2 and Anthology 3, all of which tie-in with the televised special The Beatles Anthology. It contains "Free as a Bird", billed as the first new Beatles song in 25 years. The album topped the Billboard 200 album chart and was certified 8x Platinum by the RIAA.
Anthology 1 features rarities, outtakes and live performances from the period 1958--1964, including their days as "The Quarrymen", through the Decca audition to sessions for the album Beatles for Sale. It is of historical interest for the only official release of performances with Stuart Sutcliffe and Pete Best during the time they were in the band. Sutcliffe, the band's original bass player during 1960 and sporadically during their second Hamburg season, is featured on the disc one tracks "Hallelujah, I Love Her So", "You'll Be Mine" and "Cayenne". Best, who was the band's drummer from just prior to their first departure for Hamburg in August 1960 until 15 August 1962, is featured on disc one tracks 10--12, 15--19 and 21--22.
Disc one tracks 10--12 were recorded at a session in Hamburg where The Beatles served as the back-up band to the English rock and roll musician Tony Sheridan. Some songs from this session were release on the 1962 LP My Bonnie, credited to Tony Sheridan and the Beat Brothers. The song "My Bonnie" would be their introductory single in England, featuring Sheridan on lead vocal and guitar. Disc one tracks 21--22 are the only surviving recordings of The Beatles' first EMI session. Track 22 is the original recording of "Love Me Do", which, after Ringo Starr replaced Best, would be re-recorded by the group four months later for their first single. Disc one track 23 features EMI session drummer Andy White in place of Starr.
Disc two contains performances from comedy duo Morecambe and Wise's popular television programme, Two of a Kind, as well as the opening song from their famed performance on The Ed Sullivan Show, which introduced the band to most of the US in 1964.
The flashpoint for the album came with the song "Free as a Bird" -- the three remaining Beatles Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr re-working a John Lennon demo recording given to McCartney by Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono Lennon. Produced by Harrison's Traveling Wilburys band-mate Jeff Lynne, the three added additional music and lyrics, instrumentation and backing vocals, with McCartney and Harrison both taking a turn at a lead vocal.

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  • The Beatles have taken over my mind, heart, and soul. I wish music today remembered how important it was to just BE MUSIC. Not the music that is now made just because people have money, are beautiful, or famous for being famous. I admit that there are some bands/people out there that will forever fight this with their gifts and struggles, but there aren't enough of them left. Will music ever be free as a bird again?

  • this is really great! is "Three Cool Cats" and "The Sheik of Araby" sung by George? sounds like him xD

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  • Funny Story: For the longest time, I mistaken "Free As A Bird" for "Tomorrow Never Knows", Lennon's revolutionary closing track off of "Revolver".

  • fuck the description is long as hell O__o

  • Dude, you are the man!

  • BEATLES FOREVER

  • Paul made a comment during the documentary that the Beatles focused on becoming a good little band. He was right, by focusing inward they became great. How many bands could learn from that. Don't try to be great, try to be good and you can become great.

  • can you imagine if the beatles still exist ? i mean , they would love to experiment in music with all today's instruments and digital instrument . the revolver albums in my opinions , it's like an album that come from the future , i hardly believe that the 60's technologies can make things like revolver and sgt peppers exist . and thats the prove of the beatles is a quartet professor of music

    sry for my bad english , im indonesian and i love the beatles , they've taken my soul :)

  • @HPheroette The Beatles have been changing lives and taking over minds for over 40 years, I'm really glad they have touched you. They have touched billions of people, and they will continue too for as long as humans have music...

  • la escuche completa :fuckyea:

  • Love the Beatles - they always rock my world.

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