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Set I
I'll Follow The Sun
Long Rambling Blues Sequence
Blues & Roll Expectations
Hallelujah I Love Her So
That's Not A Banjo, It's Blues Guitar
Dreaming Old Mississippi Blues
Cold As Ice / Elvis' Nightmare
Oh Pretty Darling
The One After 909
Brown-eyed Handsome Man
Screaming Guitar Blues
Shuffle Boogie Blues
Won't You Try
Long Rambling Blues Sequence
Blues & Roll Expectations
Hallelujah I Love Her So
That's Not A Banjo, It's Blues Guitar
Dreaming Old Mississippi Blues
Cold As Ice / Elvis' Nightmare
Oh Pretty Darling
The One After 909
Brown-eyed Handsome Man
Screaming Guitar Blues
Shuffle Boogie Blues
Won't You Try
Set II
I'm pretty sure that these are the only known recordings with Stu Sutcliffe.
Just what they were calling themselves when this was recorded no one knows anymore. It was during that transitional time, sans drummer, a few months before they toured with Johnny Gentle.
Here is the earliest live "Beatles" I've ever heard of (excluding the "In Spite of all the Danger).
We'll call it "live" because it was recorded live to mono tape deck.
There was no audience, just the boys playing, probably in April or May 1960, at Paul's house in Liverpool.
Some "songs" are really jams.
Look at the length of songs.
Three songs are over 10 minutes long!
There are 2 tapes circulating from this period.
One known as the "Kirchher tape" given to Astrid by Stu.
The other, the "Braun tape" given to Braun by Paul in 1961 as a 'thank you' for lending the band the Grundig reel to reel tape machine on which these recordings were made.
Just what they were calling themselves when this was recorded no one knows anymore. It was during that transitional time, sans drummer, a few months before they toured with Johnny Gentle.
Here is the earliest live "Beatles" I've ever heard of (excluding the "In Spite of all the Danger).
We'll call it "live" because it was recorded live to mono tape deck.
There was no audience, just the boys playing, probably in April or May 1960, at Paul's house in Liverpool.
Some "songs" are really jams.
Look at the length of songs.
Three songs are over 10 minutes long!
There are 2 tapes circulating from this period.
One known as the "Kirchher tape" given to Astrid by Stu.
The other, the "Braun tape" given to Braun by Paul in 1961 as a 'thank you' for lending the band the Grundig reel to reel tape machine on which these recordings were made.
Set III
http://www.bootlegzone.com/album.php?name=FU207§ion=1
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Only known recording with Stu Sutcliffe.
Sound quality is pretty bad.
Sound quality is pretty bad.
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