The Beatles 1968-02-01
Studio / Whitology, unknown, unknown
Set 1
dialogue: the making of the jet noise
Back In The USSR
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Aug 23, '68
Dear Prudence
-Unreleased Take with different ending and
different backing vocals
Glass Onion
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Sept 26, '68
dialogue: Paul introducing "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da"
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
-Early Take Wild Honey Pie
-Alternate Take, Rec. and Mixed on Aug 20, '68
The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Oct 8, '68
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Take 1, Rec. on July 25, '68
Happiness Is A Warm Gun
-Mono Mix, louder bass at "I Need A Fix" part
Martha My Dear
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Oct 4, '68
I'm So Tired
-Alternate Take, Rec. on Oct 8, '68
Blackbird (Demo '68)
-Early take
Piggies
-Mono Mix, with different piggies sounds,
Rec. on Sept 20, '68
Rocky Raccoon
-Take 8, Rec. on Aug 15, '68
Don't Pass Me By
-Instr. Take 3 and Vocal Take 5, Rec.
on June 5 and 6, '68
dialogue: Paul introducing "Why Don't
We Do It In The Road?"
Why Don't We Do It In The Road?
-Mono Mix, no handclaps in intro,
Rec. on Oct 10, '68
I Will
-Take 1, Rec. on Sept 16, '68
Julia
-Take 2, Rec. on Oct 13, '68
BONUS TRACKS:
promo for "White Album" 25
Anniversary, Part 1
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
-Different mix, prefaced by a false
start on piano and laughter
Don't Pass Me By
-Different mix, it includes an 30 seconds
reprise of the first verse before the
final "Don't Pass Me By" chorus
Back In The USSR
-Alternate mono mix, the jet noise at
the beginning and end lasts a few seconds
longer and does not have the beginning of
"Dear Prudence" layered over the end
Why Don't We Do It In The Road?
-Take 4, Rec. on Oct. 9, '68
Blackbird
-Take 4, Rec. on June 11, '68
Piggies
-Esher demo, Rec. in May, '68
Glass Onion
-Esher demo, Rec. in May, '68
I'm So Tired
-Early mix, with a different Lennon vocal as
well as unused lead guitar and organ overdubs,
Rec. on Oct 8, '68
Julia
-Alternate take
Happiness Is A Warm Gun
-Esher demo, Rec. in May, '68
Back In The USSR
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Aug 23, '68
Dear Prudence
-Unreleased Take with different ending and
different backing vocals
Glass Onion
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Sept 26, '68
dialogue: Paul introducing "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da"
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
-Early Take Wild Honey Pie
-Alternate Take, Rec. and Mixed on Aug 20, '68
The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Oct 8, '68
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Take 1, Rec. on July 25, '68
Happiness Is A Warm Gun
-Mono Mix, louder bass at "I Need A Fix" part
Martha My Dear
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Oct 4, '68
I'm So Tired
-Alternate Take, Rec. on Oct 8, '68
Blackbird (Demo '68)
-Early take
Piggies
-Mono Mix, with different piggies sounds,
Rec. on Sept 20, '68
Rocky Raccoon
-Take 8, Rec. on Aug 15, '68
Don't Pass Me By
-Instr. Take 3 and Vocal Take 5, Rec.
on June 5 and 6, '68
dialogue: Paul introducing "Why Don't
We Do It In The Road?"
Why Don't We Do It In The Road?
-Mono Mix, no handclaps in intro,
Rec. on Oct 10, '68
I Will
-Take 1, Rec. on Sept 16, '68
Julia
-Take 2, Rec. on Oct 13, '68
BONUS TRACKS:
promo for "White Album" 25
Anniversary, Part 1
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
-Different mix, prefaced by a false
start on piano and laughter
Don't Pass Me By
-Different mix, it includes an 30 seconds
reprise of the first verse before the
final "Don't Pass Me By" chorus
Back In The USSR
-Alternate mono mix, the jet noise at
the beginning and end lasts a few seconds
longer and does not have the beginning of
"Dear Prudence" layered over the end
Why Don't We Do It In The Road?
-Take 4, Rec. on Oct. 9, '68
Blackbird
-Take 4, Rec. on June 11, '68
Piggies
-Esher demo, Rec. in May, '68
Glass Onion
-Esher demo, Rec. in May, '68
I'm So Tired
-Early mix, with a different Lennon vocal as
well as unused lead guitar and organ overdubs,
Rec. on Oct 8, '68
Julia
-Alternate take
Happiness Is A Warm Gun
-Esher demo, Rec. in May, '68
Set 2
dialogue: Paul introducing "Birthday"
Birthday
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Sept 18, '68
Yer Blues
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Aug 14, '68
Mother Nature's Son
-Take 2, Rec. on Aug 9, '68
Everybody's Got Something To Hide
Except For Me And My Monkey
-Alternate Version, with Count-in and a
significantly different version of the
lead vocal (many of John's lines are not
double tracked here, whereas on the legitimate
release all of his vocal is. Also noticeably
different is the "Come on, Come on" conclusion of the song
Sexy Sadie
-Unedited version, the released take has an
edit 2:56 into the song, cutting out 38 seconds
of music, and continuing on with the last 17 seconds
of the song. This outtake does not contain this edit,
and even continues on a hair longer at the fade
dialogue: Paul introducing "Helter Skelter"
Helter Skelter
-Mono Mix, this version is shorter and
has louder backing vocals
Long, Long, Long
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Oct 7, '68
Revolution 1
-Mono Mix
Honey Pie
-Esher demo, Rec. in May, '68
dialogue: George introducing "Savoy Truffle"
Savoy Truffle
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Oct 3, '68
Cry Baby Cry
-Take 1, Rec. on July 16, '68
Revolution 9
-Mono Acetate, Rec. on June 20, '68
Good Night
-Alternate take, besides differences in the
backing vocals, the section that falls between
1:37 and 1:58 on this outtake is significantly
different, with less time given to the transition
between Ringo's vocal and the instrumental string
section, making the outtake six seconds shorter
than the released version.
BONUS TRACKS:
promo for "White Album" 25 Anniversary, Part 2
Sexy Sadie
-Take 6, Rec. on July 19, '68
Helter Skelter
-Take 2, Rec. on July 18, '68
Step Inside Love/Los Paranoias
-Jam, Rec. on Sept 16, '68
Not Guilty
-Different take as on Anthology 3, Rec. in Aug, '68
Junk
-Esher demo, Rec. in May, '68
A Beginning
-Orchestral arrangement, Rec. on July 22, '68
Good Night
-Rehearsal, Rec. on June 28, '68
Birthday
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Sept 18, '68
Yer Blues
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Aug 14, '68
Mother Nature's Son
-Take 2, Rec. on Aug 9, '68
Everybody's Got Something To Hide
Except For Me And My Monkey
-Alternate Version, with Count-in and a
significantly different version of the
lead vocal (many of John's lines are not
double tracked here, whereas on the legitimate
release all of his vocal is. Also noticeably
different is the "Come on, Come on" conclusion of the song
Sexy Sadie
-Unedited version, the released take has an
edit 2:56 into the song, cutting out 38 seconds
of music, and continuing on with the last 17 seconds
of the song. This outtake does not contain this edit,
and even continues on a hair longer at the fade
dialogue: Paul introducing "Helter Skelter"
Helter Skelter
-Mono Mix, this version is shorter and
has louder backing vocals
Long, Long, Long
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Oct 7, '68
Revolution 1
-Mono Mix
Honey Pie
-Esher demo, Rec. in May, '68
dialogue: George introducing "Savoy Truffle"
Savoy Truffle
-Mono Mix, Rec. on Oct 3, '68
Cry Baby Cry
-Take 1, Rec. on July 16, '68
Revolution 9
-Mono Acetate, Rec. on June 20, '68
Good Night
-Alternate take, besides differences in the
backing vocals, the section that falls between
1:37 and 1:58 on this outtake is significantly
different, with less time given to the transition
between Ringo's vocal and the instrumental string
section, making the outtake six seconds shorter
than the released version.
BONUS TRACKS:
promo for "White Album" 25 Anniversary, Part 2
Sexy Sadie
-Take 6, Rec. on July 19, '68
Helter Skelter
-Take 2, Rec. on July 18, '68
Step Inside Love/Los Paranoias
-Jam, Rec. on Sept 16, '68
Not Guilty
-Different take as on Anthology 3, Rec. in Aug, '68
Junk
-Esher demo, Rec. in May, '68
A Beginning
-Orchestral arrangement, Rec. on July 22, '68
Good Night
-Rehearsal, Rec. on June 28, '68
Set 3
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