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| The Beatles (White Album) (Anniversary 3CD Deluxe Edition) |
| The Beatles |
| első megjelenés éve: 1968 |
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| (2018)
[ LIMITED + CD ]
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3 x CD |
| 6.753 Ft
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| 1. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | Back In The U.S.S.R.
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| 2. | Dear Prudence
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| 3. | Glass Onion
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| 4. | Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
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| 5. | Wild Honey Pie
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| 6. | The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill
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| 7. | While My Guitar Gently Weeps
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| 8. | Happiness Is A Warm Gun
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| 9. | Martha My Dear
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| 10. | I'm So Tired
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| 11. | Blackbird
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| 12. | Piggies
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| 13. | Rocky Racoon
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| 14. | Don't Pass Me By
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| 15. | Why Don't We Do It In The Road?
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| 16. | I Will
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| 17. | Julia
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| 2. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | Birthday
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| 2. | Yer Blues
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| 3. | Mother Nature's Son
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| 4. | Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey
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| 5. | Sexy Sadie
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| 6. | Helter Skelter
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| 7. | Long, Long, Long
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| 8. | Revolution 1
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| 9. | Honey Pie
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| 10. | Savoy Truffle
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| 11. | Cry Baby Cry
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| 12. | Revolution 9
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| 13. | Good Night
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| 3. CD tartalma: |
| 1. | Back In The U.S.S.R.
Esher Demo
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| 2. | Dear Prudence
Esher Demo
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| 3. | Glass Onion
Esher Demo
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| 4. | Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
Esher Demo
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| 5. | The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill
Esher Demo
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| 6. | While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Esher Demo
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| 7. | Happiness Is A Warm Gun
Esher Demo
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| 8. | I'm So Tired
Esher Demo
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| 9. | Blackbird
Esher Demo
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| 10. | Piggies
Esher Demo
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| 11. | Rocky Raccoon
Esher Demo
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| 12. | Julia
Esher Demo
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| 13. | Yer Blues
Esher Demo
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| 14. | Mother Nature's Son
Esher Demo
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| 15. | Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey
Esher Demo
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| 16. | Sexy Sadie
Esher Demo
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| 17. | Revolution
Esher Demo
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| 18. | Honey Pie
Esher Demo
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| 19. | Cry Baby Cry
Esher Demo
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| 20. | Sour Milk Sea
Esher Demo
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| 21. | Junk
Esher Demo
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| 22. | Child Of Nature
Esher Demo
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| 23. | Circles
Esher Demo
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| 24. | Mean Mr Mustard
Esher Demo
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| 25. | Polythene Pam
Esher Demo
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| 26. | Not Guilty
Esher Demo
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| 27. | What's The New Mary Jane
Esher Demo
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ESHER DEMOS:
The band had been in India with the Maharishi, some for 2 weeks and others for up to 2 months.
While there they wrote an incredible number of songs and so they decided - for the only time in their career - to get together to demo these prior to going into the studio for the recording sessions.
They went to George's house in Esher and recorded them in one or two days on his new 4 track recorder.
Olivia still has the tapes and so Giles was able to re-visit the original tape to work on these demos.
They recorded 27 songs and we have been allowed to release all of them here.
19 of them ended up on the White Album with the rest either being recorded by the band or as solo later or in the case of Sour Milk Sea being given to another singer for his solo album on Apple Records (Jackie Lomax).
7 have previously been released on Anthology, but they were mixed with the technology of the time and now Giles has been able to really clean them up and bring out the intimate nature of the recordings.
One of the biggest things we learned through listening to the sessions, and which the fans can hear too via the inclusion of the studio chat and banter between takes, is that while this was certainly a time of change for the guys - growing up and maybe starting to grow apart too, it was NOT the miserable experience that has become history's view of it. They were clearly having a blast playing as a band again and supporting each other with different ideas, working out how to approach parts, etc. They had FUN in the recording of this album, amongst the angst, and this shines through more than anyone has previously realized.
SESSIONS:
The recording of Sgt Pepper the year before had been constructed by working on just a few takes and then adding layer-upon-layer for the final album version.
They decided to go back to their roots in a way for the White Album by recording lots of takes and working out the song in the studio - by having a demo they knew where they wanted to start and could then play around with options in different takes.
Many of these takes would break down or be false starts, so we were never going to release all of them - but we never expected to be able to release 50 takes in our wildest dreams!
Most have never been heard before (even on bootlegs), but some of them had been completely forgotten about and were not documented by historians.
One of the big discoveries is Julia (Take 10) which was discovered at the end of a tape that was marked up as blank. Our team actually listened to 20 minutes of silence when suddenly this incredible take appeared - it shows John trying to figure out how best to play his guitar and how to sing it. Amazing stuff.
On listening to all the While My Guitar sessions, it became clear the received history is wrong. People have always thought that Eric was brought in by George towards the end to add his playing, but we now know that he came in for a whole day of sessions and is on all of the takes from that session - over 20 takes!
Helter Skelter - was recorded in two distinct versions. Originally there was a blues jam that was much slower and more measured - a small sample appeared on Anthology 3 - but they eventually gave up and returned to the song a couple of weeks later when it became arguably both the first heavy rock record AND the first punk record at the same time! There is a 23-minute version of the blues take which we could not include, but we have been able to use a 9-minute take as well as an alternate take of the later version. |
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