BEATLES MAGAZINE BOOTLEGS: THE VERY BEST OF THE BEATLES' RAREST NUMBER FOUR

The Beatles – The Very Best Of The Beatles' Rarest Number Four

Label: The Amazing Kornyfone Record Label For The Working Man – T

Country: US

Year: 1976

Setlist

Side A

A1 Nowhere Man

A2 No Pakistanis

A3 What A Shame Mary Jane Had A Pain At The Party

A4 All My Loving

A5 The Walk

A6 Teddy Boy

A7 Maxwell's Silver Hammer

A8 Besame Mucho

Side B

B1 You Really Got A Hold On Me

B2 Do You Want To Know A Secret?

B3 Medley: Love Me Do, Please Please Me, From Me To You, She Loves You, I Want To Hold Your Hand

B4 White Power

B5 You Can't Do That

B6 A Hard Day's Night

Side 1:

Nowhere Man (listed as “Japan ’66” and probably correct)

No Pakistanis (“’69 studio” – Get Back sessions)

What A Shame Mary Jane Had A Pain At The Party (“’69 outtake” – correct date is August 1968)

All My Loving (“Shea 1964” – live ’64)

The Walk; Teddy Boy (“Martin demos for Let It Be” – from bootlegs

containing the first informal Glyn Johns mix of the Get Back sessions)

Maxwell’s Silver Hammer (’69 studio – Get Back sessions)

Besame Mucho (“BBC ’65” – likely a copy of the Deccagone 45 from their January 1 1962 Audition at Decca)

Side 2:

You Really Got A Hold On Me / Do You want To Know A Secret (both BBC ’63)

Medley:

Love Me Do; Please Please Me; From Me To You; She Loves You; I Want To Hold Your Hand (“Germany ’64” – medley recorded specifically in a studio for the “Around The Beatles”TV show, April 1964)

White Power (Get Back sessions ’69)

You Can’t Do That (“Lennon ’65” – real source unknown at this time)

A Hard Day’s Night (“Shea ’64” – Live ’64 but not Shea)

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