Crackin' Up/All Shook Up/Your True Love
Gone, Gone, Gone
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
La Penina
Watching Rainbows
Kansas City/Miss Ann/Lawdy Miss Clawdy
Run For Your Life
House of the Rising Sun
I'm So Tired
Drunk Again
The Walk
If Tomorrow Ever Comes
All Things Must Pass
Wake Up in the Morning
Hear Me Lord
Back Seat of My Car
Low-Down Blues Machine/Hi Heeled Sneekers
Nergo in Reserve
Another Day
Commentary Suicide
Madman A Comin'
Teddy Boy
All Things Must Pass
Rocker/Save the Last Dance for Me/Don't Let Me Down
Let it Down
The Inner Light
Strawberry Fields Forever
Paul at the piano during the Get Back Sessions playing Strawberry Fields and singing a bit.
Carry That Weight
Maxwell's Silver Hammer
Besame Mucho
You Really Got a Hold on Me
Suzy Parker
Octopus's Garden
Ringo and Paul Jammin on the Piano
Commonwealth
I Lost My Little Girl
This is George, Paul, and Ringo jamming some old tunes from the '50s.
399K, 3:24,5 min
John covering the Carl Perkins blues number Gone, Gone, Gone. It's a good recording- a nice group effort.
230K, 1:57,5 min
John and Paul making fun of Paul's White Album gem. It has very loud bass and some funn ad-libbed lyrics from John.
"Desmond has a sparrow in the marketplace. Molly has a lover in a van..."
190K, 1:36,9 min
Some of La Penina, a slow blusy number by Paul, later given away.
117K, 1:00 min
A true unreleased gem. This is John's Watching Rainbows. The song ROCKS, turning into a raging instrumental after about two minutes.
463K, 3:57,4 min
Another of the many great oldies medleys that the Beatles recorded during these sessions.
448K, 3:50 min
John and Paul duet for this slow rerun through Run for Your Life.
91.9K, 0:47 min
John and Paul take some time off from productive recording to truly mangle this song.
116K, 0:59,9 min
Paul singing some of John's I'm So Tired. Sound quality isn't too great.
48.8K, 0:49,9 min
Hey! What's the use of getting sober?
7.94K, 0:08,0 min
A clip of Paul singing this old Jimmy McCrackin blues song.
90.2K, 0:46,2 min
Paul and John jamming on what sounds like an old old Pre-Fab era original.
125K, 1:04,3 min
George teaches his new song to Paul who tries to figure out a harmony part. This is one of my favorite boots, because this is one of my favorite songs. It's a true shame that it never made it on a real Beatles album.
407K, 3:29,1 min
Paul and John jamming on what sounds like an old old Pre-Fab era original.
313K, 2:41 min
George singing an original composition, Hear Me Lord. Unfortunatly the instruments are so loud the Lord probably can't hear him.
198K, 1:41,9 min
A demo of Paul's Back Seat of My Car. At this point some of the words aren't written and the piano is pretty loud.
358K, 3:03,9 min
Another oldie medley. I think it's George singing the first one and Paul and John singing the second.
365K, 3:07,3 min
A clip of Paul and John jamming on a song I don't know anything about.
44K, 44:40 sec
A Paul demo. It later became a hit for Wings.
173K, 1:28,8 min
John and Paul talk a bit about the bands on the current charts an then Paul goes into a Sinatra-like song. A bit of it can be found before Junk on the McCartney album.
154K, 1:19,2 min
John sings. This demo is later reworked and it evolved into Mean Mr. Mustard.
91.3K, 0:46,8 min
From the unreleased Get Back album. This "final" track is basically just a demo with most of the words not completed. This is NOT the A3 version. The A3 version was cut out of this one. This is the original uncut version.
434K, 3:42.7 min
A very good recording of all the Beatles jamming on George's All Things Must Pass. A released Beatles version would probably sound something like this.
376K, 3:12,9 min
Actually tracks 2-4 from the original Get Back album. It starts with some jamming that goes into Save the Last Dance for Me, which leads into the alternate studio version of Don't Let Me Down. Very interesting.
762K, 6:31,3 min
George and Paul sing this recording of a song George would later put on his first solo album. From the Get Back Sessions.
151K, 1:17,7 min
George and the guys doing a quick run through of Geroge's Inner Light.
58.4K, 0:29,9 min
131K, 1:07,5 min
Some guitar tuning and then a Get Back Sessions demo of Carry That Weight. It includes a second verse "Boy, You gotta open that gate, open that gate...."
265K, 2:15,9 min
Paul teaching everyone the chords to his new song, and then they jam on it. From the Get Back sessions.
293K, 2:30,6 min
WONDERFUL boot of Paul redoing Besame Mucho like an OPERA SINGER! It sounds NOTHING like the version found under Pre-Fab!!!
226K, 2:15,9 min
A Get Back run-through of Smokey Robinson's You Really Got a Hold on Me.
296K, 2:31,9 min
A quick run-through of an old blues song called Suzy Parker.
99.7K, 0:51,1 min
A GREAT boot! The begining
has George and Ringo trying to figure out an opening, then it goes into a
guitar-piano thing (sort of like the great earliest known demo) and finally
John gets up and plays along with them on the drums. It stops short however,
when Paul walks in. Figures. :^)~
354K, 3:02,0 min
Who said the Get Back sessions were always tense and no fun?? Here's Ringo and Paul happily jamming on a piano. BTW, Is is just me, or does Paul sound a lot like Winnie the Pooh in the beginning?? :^)~
122K, 1:02,5 min
A cool Paul song about immigration that was transformed into Get Back.
470K, 4:01,4 min
The first song Paul ever wrote- sung strangly enough by John, not Paul.
482K, 4:07,5 min