The Beatles 14th Album

I'd personally use the rough mixes of Let It Down and Hear Me Lord... both have a POB groove and the guitars are nice and crunchy. By all means include It Don't Come Easy. It was recorded with George, of course, (his demo vocal version is quite nice) while the Beatles were still technically together. Recording started just a few weeks after Paul, George and Ringo recorded I Me Mine and added overdubs to Let It Be in early January 1970. Ron

 

And he's so clean !

Yes, I have both of his versions also , which I am listening to right now.

The first version opens with "Mrs. Lennon" by Yoko. Interesting.

P.S I just got through both of Sean's versions. They are both excellent.We were both shooting for different concepts. Sean's versions are like the next step or more evolution wise than mine. Tracks like "It Don't Come Easy" and "Maybe I'm Amazed" etc., being fully produced, won't work in my Kinfauns -like bootleg scenario.

The funny thing is... years ago we both exchanged our comps before talking about what tracks we used first, if I remember correctly. It strikes me funny that we used quite a few of the same tracks, and I had also done a first version and had used "Remember" myself but ultimately it got dropped for "Oh My Love" I think.

I'll take Sean's comp/comps for " More produced and finished Beatles songs" and I'm gonna enjoy mine for"Kinfauns Two: The Beatles As Nature Intended", their last bootleg.

And now, I'm gonna play the real Kinfauns disc, because it dawns on me I haven't given THAT a spin in awhile.

But, I STILL don't think "What Is Life " sounds like a "Beatles track. Take that, geniuses !

 

Wayne, any comp that utilizes "Fish on the Sand" and "Little Willow " is OK with me.

 

Awww, you guys....

 

Thanks all for keeping this thread alive! Lots of great suggestions here. I did a remix of "Instant Karma" from the 5.1s that manages to remove most of the echo and makes it sound a lot closer to something that would have fit on the Let It Be LP.

 

How about a "Beatles at Home" album...recorded quickly independently and compiled by Apple in 1970 called:

JUST TURN ME ON (using tracks from POB, McCartney and Anthology 3)

Side 1
1. Momma Miss America
2. I Found Out
3. That Would Be Something
4. Look at Me
5. Something (demo)
6. Oo You
7. My Mummy's Dead

Side 2
8. Hot as Sun/Glasses
9. Well Well Well
10. Junk
11. Remember
12. All Things Must Pass (demo)
13. The Lovely Linda

 

Welcome back from "hiatus" Sean!!!

 

Alright lads, let's see you trying and think of something!

The Fourteenth Album as a rock opera/concept album

Here is what I have in my head for that idea

All Things Must Pass


Track Listing and significance to Story
1. Prologue (Mother)
John Franklin is attending the funeral of his mother, silently angry that his father abandoned him years before.

2. The Art of Dying
John contemplating how many times death has affected him throughout numerous occasions, whether it be his friend Stu, or his family.

3. Dream
John hides behind dreams to escape the reality of the loss of his parents

4. Remember
John mediates on childhood and regret growing up.

5. Working Class Hero
John being fed up with his job, ranting at his boss and quits.

6. That Would Be Something
After quitting, John meets his soul mate, Linda in the rain, and decides to walk her home after a taxi leaves her behind

7. The Lovely Linda
John and Linda beginning to bond with each other.

8. Maybe I'm Amazed
John’s feeling for Linda helping him cope with life

9. What is Life?
The two having a lovely car trip together when they get into an accident, killing Linda!

10. Epitaph (Love)
The Epitaph John reads at the funeral

11. Junk
John after the funeral walking around the city, sad and alone…

12. My Sweet Lord
John finding solace in religion.

13. God
John finding out religion is not all that it is, decides that nothing matters anymore

14. All Things Must Pass
John hangs himself… and is reunited with his Linda, and his family…

 

I love both those songs, but I'm so ignorant I didn't ever notice cello on either track.