- CAN´T BUY ME LOVE {Lennon-McCartney} (2:15)
Recorded on Jan. 29th 1964. Absolutely different with no echo.
Wonderful choral vocals by John & George. Paul makes a mistake with some lyrics.
Supposed to be THE BEST TAKE!
- THERE´S A PLACE {Lennon-McCartney} (0:12)
TAKE 3, Recorded on Feb. 11th 1963, from "PLEASE PLEASE ME" session.
Intro vocals only.
- THERE´S A PLACE {Lennon-McCartney} (1:56)
TAKE 4, Continued form TAKE 3. Absolutely different with no harmonica or piano.
Great live performance in the studio!
- THAT MEANS A LOT {Lennon-McCartney} (2:26)
Previously unreleased song. Recorded in Feb. 1965,
from "2nd HELP" session. Paul McCartney on lead vocals.
- DAY TRIPPER {Lennon-McCartney} (0:29)
(I). Recorded on Oct. 16th 1965. Instrumental without tambourine
or lead guitar. Absolutely different, supposed to be the first basic. Not complete.
- DAY TRIPPER {Lennon-McCartney} (3:07)
(II). Continued from (I). Starting with Paul´s count "1,2,3,4!"
Basically same version as the previously released one, but no additional vocals
dubbed by Paul. No fade-out at the end.
- I AM THE WALRUS {Lennon-McCartney} (4:23)
Recorded in Sept. 1967, from "MAGICAL" sessions.
Unedited & long version without strings, bass guitar, choral or side vocals
- MISERY {Lennon-McCartney} (1:53)
Take 1, Recorded on Feb. 11th 1963, from "PLEASE PLEASE ME" session
Absolutely different without piano or echo effects.
- LEAVE MY KITTEN ALONE {John Turner & Mc Dougal} (2:53)
Previously unreleased song. Recorded on Aug. 5th 1964, from "FOR SALE" session.
John Lennon on lead vocals.
- WE CAN WORK IT OUT {Lennon-McCartney} (2:12)
Recorded on Oct. 20th 1965. Beginning with Paul´s count "1,2,3,4!"
and it has louder keyboards sound. Vocals on both channels. Fade-out at the end
- A HARD DAY´S NIGHT {Lennon-McCartney} (2:34)
Recorded on April 16th 1964, from "A HARD DAY´S NIGHT" sessions
Live performance in the studio. Absolutely different without acoustic or gat guitars or piano.
- NORWEGIAN WOOD(THIS BIRD HAS FLOWN) {Lennon-McCartney} (2:30)
Take 4. Recorded in Oct. 1965, from "RUBBER SOUL" sessions
Basically same as the released take, though John makes a mistake with his acoustic guitar
twice in the intro, and says "I Showed Ya" in the end part. George Martin replays "GREAT, FINE!"
Unedited version.
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