| Identifier | 3716568 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | cdr |
| Media Count | 1 |
| Show Rating | A- |
| Sound Rating | A+ |
| Source Info | Studio |
| Trades Allowed |
Performance
| The Beatles 1969-02-05 Get Back - The Final Glyn Johns Compilation, London, England | |
|---|---|
| Set 1 | The One After 909 - Recorded January 30, 1969
Rocker - Recorded January 22, 1969 Save The Last Dance - Recorded January 22, 1969 Don't Let Me Down - Recorded January 22, 1969 Dig A Pony - Recorded January 24, 1969 I've Got A Feeling - Recorded January 24, 1969 Get Back - Recorded January 28, 1969 Let It Be - Recorded January 31, 1969 and overdubs from April 30, 1969 For You Blue - Recorded January 25, 1969 Two Of Us - Recorded January 24, 1969 Maggie Mae - Recorded January 24, 1969 Dig It - Recorded January 26, 1969 The Long and Winding Road - Recorded January 31, 1969 I Me Mine - Recorded January 3, 1970 Across The Universe - Recorded February 4/8, 1968 Get Back (reprise) - Recorded January 28, 1969 |
| Set 2 | Bonus tracks:
Teddy Boy (January 24 1969, Glyn Johns / George Martin remix '69) Teddy Boy (January 24 1969, Phil Spector / Brown remix 25th March 1970) |
| Set 3 | |
| Comment | After the stereo remixing of Let It Be on Sunday January 4, 1970 Glyn Johns collected all the Get Back tapes ready for a further compiling attempt at Olympic Studios, Barnes the following day, Monday January 5, 1970. This 44 minute compilation from that session deleted Teddy Boy and added "I Me Mine" from the Saturday January 3, 1970 final session. It also added Across The Universe as both these songs were to be included in the film, and Teddy Boy was now a solo inclusion for Paul's first LP. Johns used Take 8 of Across The Universe from Sunday February 4, 1968. He added seconds of spoken preamble, in keeping with the feel of the rest of the LP. "I Me Mine" was remix 1 from Take 16 recorded in Studio 2, two days previously. It was kept at its true length of 1:34 and included the banter between George and Ringo. |