Unreleased.
The Beatles performed a version of this Who classic during their 1969 "Get Back" sessions.
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Queen of the Hop by The Beatles – ***
Unreleased.
The Beatles perform a version of this 1950s classic during their 1969 "Get Back" sessions.
The Beatles perform a version of this 1950s classic during their 1969 "Get Back" sessions.
Que Sera Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) by Paul McCartney – (NR)
Unreleased.
McCartney produced this Doris Day hit for Mary Hopkin in 1969. It is unknown whether there is a McCartney version. I haven't heard it.
McCartney produced this Doris Day hit for Mary Hopkin in 1969. It is unknown whether there is a McCartney version. I haven't heard it.
Quarter to Three by Clarence Clemons – ***
First released: 1990
A live version by Clarence Clemons appears on 1990’s "Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band" (this version reissued on 2000’s "The Anthology…So Far").
A live version by Clarence Clemons appears on 1990’s "Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band" (this version reissued on 2000’s "The Anthology…So Far").
Puttin’ On the Style by The Quarrymen – ***
Unreleased.
Well, sort of. A bit of this has been released. This is truly an historic recording despite the sound quality. I find it absolutely amazing that the day the John and Paul met, there was also a short recording of John performing this tune at that fete-ful day in 1957.
Well, sort of. A bit of this has been released. This is truly an historic recording despite the sound quality. I find it absolutely amazing that the day the John and Paul met, there was also a short recording of John performing this tune at that fete-ful day in 1957.
Put It There by Paul McCartney – ***
First released: 1989
A sweet song by Paul singing about his dad from "Flowers in the Dirt". It also became the third or fourth single off of the album depending on where you lived. A live version was performed on 1990’s "Tripping the Live Fantastic" and also appeared as a b-side on the "All My Trials" CD single.
A sweet song by Paul singing about his dad from "Flowers in the Dirt". It also became the third or fourth single off of the album depending on where you lived. A live version was performed on 1990’s "Tripping the Live Fantastic" and also appeared as a b-side on the "All My Trials" CD single.
Pure Trance by Paul McCartney – ***
First released: 1994
A track from McCartney's trance album "Strawberries Oceans Ships Forest" released under the pseudonym The Fireman.
A track from McCartney's trance album "Strawberries Oceans Ships Forest" released under the pseudonym The Fireman.
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