BEATLES QUARRYMEN REHEARSE W/ STU SUTCLIFF 1960 VINYL
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BEATLES QUARRYMEN REHEARSE WITH STU SUTCLIFF SPRING 1960 VINYL
NICE SUPER GLOSSY FRONT COVER PHOTO OF GEORGE JOHN AND PAUL ( THIS IS PRE RINGO)
VINYL RECORD IS NEAR MINT, COVER MINT. ISSUED BY PRE-BEATLES RECORDS INC CATALOG# VD-15
TRACK LISTING
No. Track Time 1 Hallelujah I Love Her So 0:02:17 2 One After 909 (Version 1) 0:02:25 3 I'll Always Be In Love With You 0:02:19 4 You'll Be Mine 0:01:38 5 Matchbox 0:01:00 6 You Just Don't Understand (aka Wild Cat-Ver. 2) 0:02:27 7 Some Days 0:01:35 8 Thinking Of Linking (aka Cayenne) 0:02:20 9 I'll Follow The Sun 0:01:46 10 One After 909 (Version 2) 0:01:27 11 Oh Darling 0:03:19 12 You Must Write Everyday 0:02:32 13 The Guitar Bop (aka Movin' And Groovin'/Ramrod) 0:02:05 14 That's When Your Heartaches Begin 0:01:13 15 Hello Little Girl 0:01:51 16 That'll Be The Day 0:00:41
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NOTES ABOUT THIS VINYL ALBUM
This is the earliest tape of any appreciable length of The Beatles or the nucleus of what became the Beatles to surface on bootleg (though some short tapes that even predate this one also exist). Let the general fan be warned: this is tough listening, of interest almost solely for its historic value. This is a just a rehearsal of teenagers who barely know their way around their instruments. But for all the scholars who want some idea of what John, Paul,&George (there is no drummer on this tape) sounded like when they were starting to play together, here it is. Most of these are plodding, bluesy numbers, some identifiable '50s rock standards ("Matchbox," "Hallelujah, I Love Her So"), some apparently originals in the same vein, or thin variations of the usual '50s-rock formulas. There are, amazingly, primitive versions of a few Lennon/McCartney originals that would be recorded years later: "One After 909," "Oh Darling". "I'll Follow the Sun," and "Hello, Little Girl" ( the later which they never officially released, but did perform for their widely-booted Decca audition tape). An interesting artifact, but not much more than that, with the bonus inclusion of a 1958 version of "That'll Be the Day" as the
Quarrymen, as they were then called, recorded at a make-your-own-record outfit.
