BITCHES BREW # 125 13.8.2022 20-22u

  1. MILES DAVIS – Masqualero (rec. live 1967, Antwerpen; rel. 2011 – The Bootleg Series Vol. 1: Miles in Europe 1967)
  2. TIM BUCKLEY – Pleasant Street (rec. 1967 – Goodbye And Hello)
  3. THE BYRDS – Tribal Gathering (rec. 1967 – The Notorious Byrd Brothers)
  4. CHARLES LLOYD – Tribal Dance (rec. live 1967, Fillmore, San Francisco – Love-In)
  5. JOHN COLTRANE – Ogunde (rec. 1967 – Expression)
  6. ALICE COLTRANE – Altruvista (rec. 1967; rel. 1998 – A Monastic Trio)
  7. BOB DYLAN AND THE BAND – Quinn, the Eskimo (take 2) (rec. 1967; rel. 2014 – The Bootleg Series Vol. 11: The Basement Tapes Complete)
  8. ARETHA FRANKLIN – I Never Loved a Man (the Way I Love You) (rec. 1967 – I Never Loved A Man the Way I Love You)
  9. EDDIE BOYD (with PETER GREEN) – It’s so Miserably to Be Alone (rec. 1967 – Blue Horizon 45 rpm)
  10. PINK FLOYD – Pow R. Toc H (rec. 1967 – The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn)
  11. THE BEATLES IN THEIR OWN WORDS – Super Deluxe Edition – Episode 5: ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’ to ‘All You Need Is Love’

  1. Intro: A Beginning (unused intro, Abbey Road Studios, 22.7.1968 – Anthology 3) + John: ‘… we were just Four Guys, … that’s all…’ (Rolling Stone-interview NYC, 8.12.1970 – Anthology 1)
  2. Ringo: ‘… It was Flower Power, coming into its fullest …’
  3. Paul: ‘… a simple message …’
  4. John: ‘… we all get along fine …’
  5. Paul: ‘… they are my three best friends …’
  6. Ringo and George on their activities outside of The Beatles and India
  7. George Martin: ‘… eternal curiosity …’ and ‘… their psychedelic way of writing …’
  8. Strawberry Fields Forever (demo sequence, Kenwood, Weybridge – November 1966 – Anthology 2)
  9. Paul and George Martin on their new record as the performance
  10. Strawberry Fields Forever (take 1 – 24.11.1966 – Anthology 2)
  11. George Martin: ‘… a studio production …’
  12. Paul and John on the origin of ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’
  13. Paul playing the mellotron-intro
  14. Strawberry Fields Forever (non-album 14th single – master take: take 5 and 6 into 7 (1st ‘) + 15 and 24, into 26 (last 3’) – 29.11, 8.12, 9.12, 15.12, 21.12 and 22.12.1966)
  15. Paul and John on the origin of ‘Penny Lane’
  16. Penny Lane (new composite, remixed from many different takes by George Martin and Geoff Emerick in 1996 for Anthology 2)
  17. George, John and Paul on the idea of ‘Sergeant Pepper’
  18. Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) (mono take 5 – 1.4.1967 – Anthology 2)
  19. George Martin, Paul and Ringo on the production of the album
  20. Paul, John and George Martin on ‘A Day in the Life’
  21. Paul on ‘ … I love to turn you on …’
  22. George Martin and Paul on the recording of ‘A Day in the Life’
  23. A Day in the Life (new composite take: 1, 2, 6 & orchestra – 19.1, 20.1 and 10.2.1967 – remixed by George Martin and Geoff Emerick in 1996 for Anthology 2)
  24. Paul on their ambition in music
  25. Fixing a Hole (master take: 2 – Regent Sound & Abbey Road Studios – 9 and 21.2.1967 – Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band)
  26. John on ‘the concept’
  27. Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite (master take: 9 – 17.2, 20.2, 28.3., 29.3 and 30.3.1967 – Sgt. Pepper’s   Lonely Hearts Club Band)
  28. George Martin on censorship by the BBC
  29. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds (composite take: 6, 7 & 8 – 1 and 2.3.1967 – remixed by George Martin and Geoff Emerick in 1996 for Anthology 2)
  30. She’s Leaving Home (master take: 9 – 17 and 20.3.1967 – Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band)
  31. George on Ravi Shankar
  32. Within You, Without You (master take: 2 – 15.2, 22.3 and 3.4.1967 – Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band)
  33. The impact of Sergeant Pepper
  34. Paul on the success of the album
  35. Getting Better (master take: 15 – 9.3, 10.3, 21.3 and 23.3.1967 – Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band)
  36. George Martin: ‘… it did reflect its times …’
  37. Paul on Jimi Hendrix opening with Sergeant Pepper
  38. Ringo on ‘learning the play chess’
  39. With a Little Help from My Friends (master take: 11 – 29.3 and 30.3.1967 – Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band)
  40. George: ‘… it was boring …’
  41. John: ‘… it was great …’
  42. Julia Dynkins: ‘… dreaming the dream …’
  43. George Martin on ‘All You Need is Love’
  44. George: ‘… a subtle bit of PR for God …’
  45. All You Need is Love (Our World BBC worldwide broadcast & non-album 15th single – master take: 58
    1. – 24 and 25.6.1967)
  46. John: ‘… I still believe it …’
  47. Ringo: ‘… it was a fabulous time ..’
  48. Paul and George on the Summer Of Love
  49. Outro: Good Night (take 34, edited – 22.7.1968 – Anthology 3)