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Here it has been re-edited into its original sequence with the missing parts restored. The show used an identical format to Saturday Club, with prerecorded sessions and records played into a live broadcast presided over by Alan Freeman, thus the comment about Can't Buy Me Love being number one in the charts. The theme song is a new recording, not the one from the first special. These are exceptionally good performances, every one of them of releasable quality.

As Alan Freeman notes, it was extraordinary that they could get these together so quickly. Tomorrow: more fun with Fluff, and Bernie and Brian get to launch their new programme Top Gear, which would point British pop radio in a new direction. The music sessions are starting to wind down now. The former has an amusing gender bending slip up by George, while the latter highlights John's occasional harmonica playing. George continues to use his new 12 string Rickenbacker as he did for most sessions around this time.

The second and last Top Gear session is a particularly good one, with some classy performances equal to and perhaps even surpassing the EMI versions. This show also features plenty of witty banter and was mined almost in full topical and local references were removed for several editions of the Top Of The Pops radio series.

The version of Honey Don't presented here is the Transcription Services edit; the full poorer quality version is included as an extra track Interestingly, four of the Top Gear recordings also found their way into Saturday Club a month later.

Perhaps this isn't surprising given that the same team made both programmes, but it is disappointing that they didn't record these numbers again. However there is more great chat to make up for it. The live Pop Inn interview only exists because it was taped and kept by the producer. Here they chat from the set of Help! Finally we have some extracts from the second Top Gear recording session. I Feel Fine features the longest and most complete preamble yet, and reveals John having difficulty recreating the feedback noise at the start of the song.

The take that follows is not the same as the one that they chose to overdub more vocals onto for the finished show. After that we hear some studio chat that preceded the finished take of She's A Woman, with Paul inciting the others to get it right.

This session tape was found in the Transcription Services library in the late 80s, where it had been left over from the production of Top Of The Pops Transcription Service preferred to work from session tapes rather than broadcast tapes. Another session tape still exists and was owned by Bernie Andrews up until shortly before his death in This tape contains takes of Honey Don't and I'll Follow The Sun, and a short excerpt of the latter song is featured here from a copy that turned up at auction complete with a pretty dodgy cover story.

The very first track appears to be an out-take from either the 17th or 25th November sessions. This was included as a teaser at the start of one of the Top Of The Pops radio episodes. We're now halfway through the set and up to the last Beatles BBC music session. Although they would continue be interviewed on radio over the next five years, their music would soon become too complex to reproduce in a three hour BBC session. Aside from this, the advent of pirate radio stations free from restrictions on playing records meant that, strictly speaking, BBC radio was no longer essential to The Beatles' homeland success.

Their last bank holiday special bore a different and rather cumbersome title but was otherwise identical in format to the four From Us To You shows. The Beatles' contribution is good but engineer Keith Bateson who had worked on Pop Go The Beatles recalls that by this stage the novelty was starting to wear off and he wasn't surprised when they never returned. The Hollies turn in a terrific set, including a roaring version of the old rock classic Stay.

John plays electric keyboard on The Night Before, the only other occasion on which they performed this song, and Paul overdubs some onto Dizzy Miss Lizzy. The Top Of The Pops interview was specially recorded for that show and bundled together with material from the last few music sessions. It is not known exactly where or when this was taped. The mention of Buckingham Palace is interesting - perhaps the news hadn't been announced when this conversation took place, since it is difficult to imagine Brian Matthew failing to mention it otherwise.

Was George dropping a hint? Whereas the newspapers were content to ask banal questions about hairstyles, the BBC wanted to probe deeper. John is clearly delighted to be taken seriously for once and reveals quite a lot about his thought processes and influences. This is the longest version of this interview to ever appear.

Pop Profile was another Transcription Service series pressed onto disc for overseas broadcasters. All four Beatles were interviewed separately and once again were served up more probing questions than the type they were accustomed to.

These are the complete albeit brief episodes. The official release omitted the theme music. The last track is an early sighting of a man who would become a key feature of The Beatles BBC radio output in the future. V12 update. Another updated volume - but one with a difference! In this case I have been able to acquire a near-complete tape of the Side By Side broadcast of 24th June Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website.

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Beatles producer George Martin and engineer Glyn Johns supervised the sound. A live album of new material. Most people who did a live album would be rehashing old stuff. Billy Preston was invited to play keyboards with the band at Apple, lifting the sessions with his boundless talent and buoyant bonhomie.

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