The best & rarest of the Beatles - Solo Years

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Band On The Run by Paul McCartney & Wings | Isolated Tracks...​

00:05 Drums & Handclaps
05:15 Bass
10:29 Electric & Acoustic Guitars
15:45 Electric Piano & Synthesizers/Orchestra
19:16 Lead & Backing Vocals

 

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It Don't Come Easy - George Harrison Demo​

It Don’t Come Easy - Ringo Starr (a #1 record--stereo 45)​

This was Ringo’s first major solo record hit, produced by George Harrison who also co-wrote the song (uncredited) and is featured on guitar. Badfinger’s Pete Ham and Tom Evans provide the overdubbed backing vocals and it’s Gary Wright on piano.

Pop Chart Peaks: Cash Box & Record World 1, Billboard 4 - Easy Listening Peak: 24 - UK Peaks: 4 (BMRB), 5 (MM, NME)

Transferred from stereo 45 single Apple 1831 - It Don’t Come Easy (Richard Starkey) by Ringo Starr, produced by George Harrison

 

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WNEW-FM 102.7 New York - John Lennon Disc Jockey - September 28 1974 ...​

 

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WNEW-FM 102.7 New York - John Lennon Interview - September 28 1974 (Part 2)​

 

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WNEW-FM 102.7 New York - John Lennon Interview and D.J.' ing - September 28 1974 (Part 3)​

 

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What Is Life - George Harrison (1971 stereo 45rpm)​

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What Is Life (Remastered, 2022)​

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George Harrison - Deconstructing What Is Life (Isolated Tracks)​

 

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1974 09 25 John Lennon Interview with Paul Drew at RKO Radio Promoting Walls and Bridges...​

 

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interesting to hear with Just Lennon's vocals.​

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Whatever Gets You Thru The Night - Original 1974 Promo Film...​

 

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John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Walking On Thin Ice (Backing Track Demo)​

The original demo mix - John Lennon's last piece of creative work before his untimely death. Yoko Ono then had success with the single in 1981.

 

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The living legend Paul McCartney chats with Simone Walraven in a light-hearted conversation about, among other things, what it’s like to sell the rights to your music, his views on developments in the music industry, his fondness for museums, and whether he remembers anything about the Beatles’ visit to Blokker, the Netherlands, in 1964 (before host Walraven was even born.)

 

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