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The Beatles - Alf Together Now (2001)(Spank Records SP-148)(FLAC Tracks)(Incl Artwork)



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Publisher: Spank Records
Reference: SP-148
Date :2001
Quality: AAD
Booklet & packaging: 4-page booklet with
description of the auctioned tapes.
Total duration: 69:16


Liner notes:

The recordings on this disc once belonged to The Beatles' chauffeur, Alf Bicknell.
While we have plenty of informal tapes of the later Beatles (the "Get Back" sessions, for instance), these are
much more uncommon for the early 1960's. Portions of these tapes were previously available on "The Garage
Tapes" and "Maybe You Can Drive My Car," but all of the available recordings have been gathered together
here, and most of the material is of significantly better quality than those two discs.

As for the
performances themselves, there's little to say, "Don't Bother Me" was recorded sometime between August 19th
and 24th, 1963, as George was composing the tune. "Rockin' / Rollin'" seems to have been a very early attempt
at home double-tracking (as a bonus, we've added a stereo version of this, which was originally included on
"Anthology +"). "If I Fell" cornes from early 1964, and is a very rare surviving example of a John
Lennon composing tape from this era. In addition to the home demos, there are some off-line "in the studio"
recordings here as well - most significantly, outtakes of "Please Mr. Postman" and "It Won't Be
Long," from July 30th, 1963 which appear nowhere else. Wrapping things are are some audio verite tapes of the Boys
(and Gerry Marsden) goofing on passersby, singing along with the radio, and offering some rather twisted Bible
recitations.

Admittedly, this material isn't the best of quality, but this is, most certainly, the best
quality version of this tape to surface. We hope you enjoy this audio time capsule of the early Beatles.


Lots:
500
An Interesting Reel-to-Reel Tape Recording Made by The Beatles in A Studio Control Room at EMI
Abbey Road, July 1963, the recording made externally during a recording session by The Fourmost, with producer, George
Martin, and engineer Norman Smith, and, appearing towards the end of the sequence. George Harrison and Ringo Starr, The
Fourmost recording 'Hello Little Girl' given to the group exclusively by Lennon, the composer. The Fourmost recording
another song, probably 'Little Egypt' (never released), and Billy J.Kramer recording at Abbey Road, and two alternative,
unreleased. takes of 'Mr. Postman' and two alternative, unreleased, takes of 'It Won't be Long'
The recording of
'Hello Little Girl" by The Fourmost took place on 24th July 1963, halfway through The Beatles week long residency
at Weston-super-Mare. It would appear, therefore, that The Beatles left Weston-super-Mare on the morning of 24th July,
attended the recording in the afternoon, then rushed back again to appear on stage for their first house at about six
o'clock the same evening.
This, together with tots 501, 507, 515 and 525 compile tape recordings made by The
Beatles in } 963/64 on a portable machine which they carried with them. The recordings include George Harrison composing
his first song 'Don't Bother Me', several attempts by John Lennon alone at recording 'If I Fell' and the group in
conversation, at play and in the studio. These fwe lots are sold without copyright.
£5,000-8,000

501
An Important Reel-to-Red Tape
Recording Made by The Beatles, 1963 comprising John Lennon and Paul
McCartney singing 'Tell Me True' and 'Over The Rainbow', McCartney instrumentals, 'Michelle' instrumental (presumably
played by Paul McCartney), 'Three Coins in a Foutain', nursery rhymes with a child (possibly Ruth and Paul McCartney),
and John Lennon and Paul McCartney singing 'Rockin' and RolhV
£15,000-20,000

507
An Important
Reel-to-Reel Tape Recording Made by John Lennon, early 1964, comprising several attempts by John Lennon at a demo
recording of 'If I Fell', taped solo by Lennon in a non-studio location, in this recording Lennc i experiments with
different keys and guitar patterns
£]0,000-12,000

525
An Amusing Amateur Reel-to-Reel Tape
Recording Made-By The Beatles, July 1963, comprising George Harrison, Paul McCartney and'Gerry Marsden (joined near the
end of the sequence by John Lennon) reading from The Bible in their own and assumed voices, together with the hymns 'The
Lord Is My Shepherd' sung by John Lennon and 'There is a Green Hill' sung by the assembled company, followed by Gerry
Marsden in a vehicle asking passers-by for directions to various places in the town, towards the end of this section it
becomes apparent that George Harrison and John Lennon are also with Gerry Marsden
This tape was recorded at
Weston-super-Mare during the week of 22-27 July 1963 when The Beatles and Gerry and the Pacemakers shared a
twice-nightly six-day concert residency at the town's Odeon Cinema. Both groups stayed at The Royal Pier Hotel and the
recording could bave been made in one of the hotel bedrooms reading from a Gideon Bible
£5,000-8,000

515
An Important Reel-to-Reel Tape . Recording Made by George Harrison, mid-1963, comprising George Harrison
composing his first ever song, 'Don't Bother Me' together with guitar exercises, recorded in a Bournemouth hotel room in
August 1963
£10,000-12,000
Alf Bicknell, the Beatles' former chauffeur, was responsible for this year's
highlight five reel-to-reel tapes given him by John Lennon on clearing out the liznousine. After the auctioneer had read
a statement from EMI and Apple that anyone making bad use of the recordings (and we all know what that means) would be
heavily prosecuted, bidding could start on the tapes, proclaimed to be worth some £ 60,000.

Lot 500
contained two different takes each of 'It Won't Be Long' and 'Please Mr Postman' (estimate £ 5000-5000, sold for £
5200).

Lot 501 had two unreleased songs by Paul, Tell Me True' and 'Over The Rainbow', an instrumental of
'Michelle' and John and Paul doing a song called Rockin' And Rollin' (est £ 15-20,000, sold for £ 11,500).

Lot 507 had several takes of John experimenting with 'If I Fell' (est. £ 10-20,000, sold for £ 6500); lot
515 contained George playing guitar excercises and composing his first song, 'Don't Bother Me' (est £ 10-20,000, sold
for £ 7500)

Lot 525 has John, Paul, George and Gerry Marsden reading from the Bible and singing the hymns
The Lord Is My Shepherd' and There's A Green Hill Far Away', as well as putting on comic voices to ask bemused residents
of Weston-super-Mare the way to the golf course (est. £ 5000-3000, sold for £ 5500). Mr Bicknell has every reason
to be satisfied with the result, which will enable him to publish his upcoming book.


(transcription by Tilleul)





 






Tracklist:

01 	(The Machine Clicks On) 	
02 	If I Fell (No. 1) 	
03 	If I Fell (No. 2) 	
04 	If I Fell (No. 3) 	
05 	If I Fell (No. 4) 	
06 	If I Fell (No. 5) 	
07
	(Are You In Coventry) 	
08 	Don't Bother Me 	
09 	(Tape Noise) 	
10 	Instrumental (No. 1) 	
11
	(Tape Noise) 	
12 	Instrumental (No. 2) 	
13 	Michelle 	
14 	Instrumental (No. 3) 	
15
	Instrumental (No. 4) 	
16 	Instrumental (No. 5) 	
17 	Three Coins In A Fountain 	
18 	(Tape
Noise/Singing Nursery Rhymes) 	
19 	Rockin'/Rollin' (Backing Track No. 1) 	
20 	Rockin'/Rollin' (Backing Track
No. 2) 	
21 	Rockin'/Rollin' (With Horn) 	
22 	(Listening To The Radio) 	
23 	Rockin'/Rollin' (Vocal)
	
24 	Piano/Drum Instrumental) 	
25 	Please Mr. Postman (No. 1) 	
26 	Please Mr. Postman (No. 2) 	
27 	It Won't Be Long (No. 1) 	
28 	It Won't Be Long (No. 2) 	
29 	(Listening To The Radio) 	
30 	Love
Me Do (BBC) 	
31 	(Bible Readings) 	
32 	(Tape Noise) 	
33 	Tamm (Singing Along With The Radio) 	
34
	Over The Rainbow (Singing Along With The Radio) 	
35 	(Asking Directions #1) 	
36 	(Asking Directions #2)
	
37 	(Asking Directions #3) 	
38 	(Asking Directions #4) 	
39 	(Listening To A Record And Talking) 	
40 	(Distorted Voice) 	
41 	Rockin'/Rollin' (Stereo Mix From "Anthology") 	
42 	Hello Little Girl
(The Fourmost - Recording Session, No. 1) 	
43 	Hello Little Girl (The Fourmost - Recording Session, No. 2) 	
44 	Hello Little Girl (The Fourmost - Recording Session, No. 3)


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