Part 2: Have You Heard These Beatles Songs? (The Obscure Beetle Trip, Part II)

In this second part of our trip we will follow the rare recordings of songs in development that would become classics of their solo careers, in the early years. We can even imagine what a next Beatles album would have been after Let It Be in 1970 or 1971 if they had never parted. In addition, you will hear incredible new compositions never officially released, also jam, improvs and other precious and obscure materials from our eternal heroes.
(Before anyone has any doubts: absolutely all the material related to the Beatles posted on this channel is 100% Beatles. No covers, no similar artists, no fakes, not a solo career, but 100% The Beatles from 1957-1969).
You Wear Your Women Out #1 [00:00]
Tea For Two Cha Cha (cover) [03:19]
The Palace Of The King Of The Birds [04:30]
Lowdown Blues Machine [05:01]
Everybody Got Song/Don't Let Me Down [07:00]
Is It Discovered [08:50]
I Had A Dream [09:31]
Cold Turkey [11:17]
Brazil (cover) [13:34]
Another Day [14:56]
Adagio For Strings [18:42]
Let It Be [sung by Lennon (another one)] [19:42]
Woman is the Nigger of the World [21:04]
Hear Me Lord [21:32]
Every Night [22:29]
I'd Have You Anytime (with Dylan) [23:00]
Another Day #2 [23:49]
Nowhere To Go (with Dylan) [24:11]
Every Night #2 [25:07]
Woman is the Nigger of the World #2 [26:00]
You Wear Your Women Out #2 [26:27]
Bye Bye Love (cover) [29:20]
All songs recorded 1969
The Beatles
The Lost Album Series (2017 - 2020)
[The songs that are edited can be found in full throughout all 4 volumes of The Lost Album Tetralogy].
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[@antoniorodriguez4979]

Sketches of songs that became real or just weren't born, ideas from some of the most creative musical brains of all times, in any case outstandind and beautiful: Beatles world!

[@Padtheladziggy]

Thanks for this upload, some great material. 👍🍺

[@siflex]

I just ran across your channel and want to give a heartfelt thanks for all the effort you three brothers (according to your about page) have put into this!

[@desistindo1]

Thanks Alfred!

[@RickMcCargar]

Holy crap, this is cool as hell.

[@THINJIMI]

I’d buy albums of this stuff!...and, I didn’t have to....very nice...and I thought I’d heard it all.

[@imkluu]

The beginnings of what John and Paul polished later and put on their first albums they made after the band split.

[@patriciacollier128]

So so excellent

[@hansvandijk1487]

Dear John, George, RIP.

[@robertjames1259]

Must be a special heaven for them. Even better. They are the type. Rather play dead than agitate the fbi cia. LSD. Lay low or die. Best for ringo and Paul Do not doubt. It is very important and possible Hever fbi believe that they are a communist conspiracy The funny thing is that fbi is big commi plot to suppress the west. And they wondered into the spiders trap. God bless the Beatles good kids having fun and changing our world Maybe Elvis and Ben laden are still alive

[@josefizquierdo6139]

Both of them were attacked by stalkers.

[@turtleparent73s]

@@josefizquierdo6139 true story.

[@helugoconache]

13:34 although they sing "Brazil", they're actually singing over the melody to the "Peanut Vendor", another song altogether.... xD

[@robertjames1259]

What a peanut venders song Never heard about it

[@bluelava4282]

Fantastic.......

[@MagicalMysteryMike]

Wow, some deep tracks here!

[@jeanmichelcomte3959]

Excellentissime.

[@StephenS-2024]

Excellente!

[@jaydunedin2930]

Minor point - Let It Be was the last Beatles album released but Abbey Road was the last one recorded. Thanks for posting these lost songs!

[@timmckeown1313]

Lowdown Blues Machine reminded me of the Sopranos opening at the beginning.

Thank you!

[@donnastitz1497]

This is very very cool indeed :)

[@bobsoldrecords1503]

John doing a Marc Bolan impersonation for Cold Turkey apparently

[@oscarhoracioinda939]

awesome

[@theo9952]

Mostly just plain ideas, some of which eventually became actual songs and some did not.

This is Nice ))))

[@robertjames1259]

So raw I can taste the. Butchered babies. Craziest a cover ever. Except for the Lenore skinner. Street survivors with the dead players are in the flames. Before the plane wreak. RIP. Peace love Pray that they are just. Fooling

[@manuelgerardosalasbetancou5065]

oscures? brilliants¡¡¡¡¡

[@NOWtheband]

Most of them, yes. :-)

[@osiamfilms]

10:21 "IV'E GOT A PENiss"

[@maxmeister5064]

Nice to listen to for once or twice, but not of publishing standard by far.

[@donaldwebb]

they're just demos, jams, sketches or early rehearsals

[@greenatom]

John sounds like he's doing Yoko vocals in Cold Turkey.

[@robertjames1259]

Nice try. She’s even rarer than the Beatles. Raw turkey

[@fredneecher1746]

@@robertjames1259 John Lennon sung by sheep.

[@osiamfilms]

Where are you getting these?

[@ezequielmerhing9426]

The Lost Album volumes have them all of this and more! :D In the description are the links

[@tomrogerlilleby2890]

At least most of them are from the "Get Back sessions" that ended up as the "Let It Be" album. These sessions were being filmed - and the high note click that you hear are the sync marks of the cameras. These recordings of the various rehearsals for the songs have leaked on to several bootleg albums. I have gotten some of them - but still miss some. I believe it's the sounds for the cameras that we hear - and not the sound recorded unto tape. It is the unrecorded rehearsals between the actual recordings that we hear here.

[@robertjames1259]

The rarest rawest is all about the Beatles Band on the run. Run around

[@GabeJohns]

brazil???

[@DenizeSouza-et8zl]

😅😅😅yes!!, Brazillllll, 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 14:58 😍😍😍 Paul, Brasilllll

[@rainbowranddy]

I hope they did one Mal Evans tune.

[@sidthesloth6864]

Can all these songs be found on the A/B road set?

[@MICKEYISLOWD]

Another Day should of been a Beatles song.

[@fredneecher1746]

Several tracks that were done by Paul or John as solos started out as Beatles songs. 'Jealous Guy' is another.

[@MICKEYISLOWD]

@@fredneecher1746 Jealous Guy started out a 'Mother Natures Son' and resurfaced yrs later as Jealous Guy. 'Another Day' was written by Paul as a piano song. You can hear Paul playing and fleshing out the melody whilst sitting at the piano on some of the outtakes although that got changed to 6 and 12 string acoustic guitars. I preferred it on piano however the song is so strong with yet another beautiful melody that the song just sounds really gorgeous. I really love how the three main melodies just string together wonderfully. Fully orchestrated or not a great song stands all on it's own just like Yesterday does.

[@Andytheashton]

@@MICKEYISLOWD I think you mean ‘Child Of Nature’

[@bobdooley100]

@@Andytheashton Strangely enough, they label it 'On The Road To Marrakesh' in the first part of the Get Back documentary

[@zawiszabialy4414]

I can't get it, this is fake. Wat's the idea ?

[@sophiagwenreyes3-molave335]

These are from the let it be sessions january 69

[@grazynasokalski8757]

@@sophiagwenreyes3-molave335 this is some people imitating session 69, I know original session by the beatles

[@veryoriginal773]

Holy crap they said the n word

[@truthstillmatters59]

Woman is the N... of the World was a very big hit for John Lennon shortly after the Beatles. Listen to the words to the song and you will find it is not used to demean any person or group of persons but show how the word itself has become demeaning and can be applied to anyone who is purposely mistreated.

[@veryoriginal773]

Joy Stinson I can’t delete comments

[@dyslexicbatnam1350]

@Joy Stinson He would have gotten away with releasing it today because he's John Lennon.

[@m9078jk3]

There is a recording of them playing the song Dixie . It was a favorite of John's.

[@robertjames1259]

Really I missed it

[@eusebiocipriano4707]

If ur really a beatlemaniacs its sounds good evetho its trash

[@BossCampers1656]

How on earth did cold turkey get in here?

[@Mike-Urilorib]

Cold Turkey was composed in the same year as most of the others in this video (69). It was registered as a Lennon McCartney song, even though it was never officially released as a Beatles song. It was later recorded by Lennon.

[@tomrogerlilleby2890]

I believe John Lennon wrote this song after he kicked (or tried to kick) the habit of heroine addiction. "Cold Turkey" is slang for the horrible experience of coming clean of that particular drug.

[@robertjames1259]

@@tomrogerlilleby2890 Yes he went through hell on earth. No remedy But play dead end disappear Cold turkeys are worst under the spot light

[@yurydobrin2810]

Вовремя всё-таки они распались! Иначе блеяли бы под присмотром Йоко всякую уйню, типа ,, Cold turkey". Хотя, конечно, очень жаль.😢