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George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney, John Lennon - Lifting Material From The World FLAC album


Performer: George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney, John Lennon
Genre: Rock / Audio / Pop
Title: Lifting Material From The World
Country: Australia
Released: 1988
Label: Sapcor
Catalog Number: Sapcor 43
FLAC version ZIP size: 2749 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2831 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1812 mb
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 867

Tracklist

1Money Money / Howard Cosell
2Attica State
3I Don't Want To Do It (demo)
4Abadoned Love (unreleased)
5Scouse's Dream
6(Well) Baby Please Don't Go / Rock Island Line / Maybe Baby / Peggy Sue
7Little Woman Love / C Moon
8Johnny D.J. (on W.N.E.W.)
9I Know A Place
10Give Peace A Chance
11Imagine
12Chuck Berry / Macca
13Hi Hi Hi / C Moon (promo)
14A Mouse Like Me
15S.O.S.
16The Mess
17I'd Have You Any Time
18Big Barn Bed
19Everytime Somebody Comes To Town
20John Sinclair
21Sue Me Sue You Blues (demo)
22Boat Ride
23Mary Had A Little Lamb
24Luck Of The Irish
25Running Free
26Living In A Pet Shop
27Bluebird / Momma's Little Girl / Michelle / Heart Of The Country
28Radio Ads ('Walls & Bridges' and 'Goodnight Vienna')
29Some Place Else (original version)
30Scouse The Mouse
31Breath Away From Heaven (original version)
32Shanghai Surprise (w/Vicky Brown)
33Blackbird / Bluebird / Michelle / Heart Of The Country
34Gotta Sing, Gotta Dance

Notes

Double LP with Beatles solo rarities, each Beatles has one side of the album.
The titles of the four sides are parodies of Beatles solo albums or songs: "Lifting Material From The World", "Hits Don't Come Easy", "Wings Greatest Hat" and "Two Versions".

Side A (George) has some stuff from the "Shanghai Surprise"-Soundtrack
A7-A8 were recorded by George and Bob Dylan at Dylan's home
Side B (Ringo) has "Scouse The Mouse" tracks
Side C (Paul) has mostly tracks from the 1973 "James Paul McCartney" TV special
C7 is a promo radio ad for the Wings single
C8 is an outtake for the "James Paul McCartney" TV special
D1 is John live at the Apollo Theater, NYC, 17 December 1971
D2-D4 is John live at Crisler Arena, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 10 December 1971
D5 is an alternate version
D6 is John's short speech from Bob Dylan's 1966 "Eat The Document" film, followed by an interview recorded at a football match
D7 is John talking about Chuck Berry (from WNEW-FM NYC, 28 September 1974), followed by John singing a parody of Paul's "Too Many People"
D8 is Ringo's radio spot for John's "Walls And Bridges" album and John's for Ringo's "Goodnight Vienna"
D9 is John doing a radio news report incl. weather report, from WNEW-FM NYC, 28 September 1974
D10 is a rehearsal for an american TV appearance in the 70s and is not listed on the cover

The A and C side labels erroneously have the song titles swapped.