The Red Light's On 1

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Label:  
Catalogue No.:  
JFC019
Format :  
CDR & Jewel case or Lossless Data files
Origin:  
Availability :  
2009
Duration:  
79:56
79:58 (inc T.O.C)
Matrix:  
NONE
CD ID:  
Various bcecause of distribution method.
Reviews:
 
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Comments:

A difficult title and series to review, for a new collector clearly an essential release, for the long term collector a good reference point for the Please Please tracks, which they may already have spread over numerous titles.

The release was initially circulated in a digital format a 'dataleg', if you like, I am sure that many people who have this title will never print the accompanying artwork and have a tangible release and others may never even listen to it, merely collecting the many new fan releases that are available.

I will leave it to the reader as to whether they believe this to be a worthwhile addition.

Release Notes:

In the spring of 1983, engineer John Barrett and disc jockey Roger Scott landed what many would consider a dream job: listening to Beatles studio session tapes in a mixing suite at Abbey Road. Barrett had been in charge of cataloging EMI's Beatles tape library for over a year, and Scott was brought in to assist him in shaping an audiovisual presentation for the public, The Beatles At Abbey Road.

As they auditioned various recordings, Barrett made cassette compilations of various outtakes, creating fresh stereo mixes from the multitracks. Scott also took the liberty of dubbing some session reels from start to finish, along with a few vintage mixes. The result was nearly eight hours of pristine-quality unreleased Beatle material which ended up on various bootlegs over the last 25 years: Ultra Rare Trax, Unsurpassed Masters, et al.

We have compiled ALL of the Barrett/Scott tapes here, straight from the vaults to your ears. All that's missing are the low-fi offline "bag tapes" recorded stealthily by Scott. Not only do those repeat much of this material, they would interrupt what is a pleasant listening experience. The tapes have been sorted in chronological order, speed-corrected, and edited for completeness from various best sources. No noise reduction or equalization has been employed. Sit back, relax, and for God's sake be quiet! The Red Light's On!

DISC ONE is a special treat - after a mint (and UNEDITED) copy of the rejected "How Do You Do It," we have every extant take from the PLEASE PLEASE ME LP sessions (only missing is take 9 of "Misery," a false start). The disc concludes with the making of the third single A-side, "From Me To You," with all the takes, various edit pieces and a remix or two.

Track Listing:

Song Version Comments
Date
Source
1
1:57
How Do You Do It? Take 2
4 Sep 1962
2
2:07
There's A Place Take 1
11 Feb 1963
3
2:04
Take 2
4
2:11
Take 3 FS
Take 4
5
2:19
Take 5 FS
Take 6
6
2:43
Take 7 FS
Take 8
7
2:02
Take 9
8
1:58
Take 10
9
3:05
I Saw Her Standing There Take 1
11 Feb 1963
10
3:07
Take 2
11
0:34
Take 3 Edit Piece
12
0:43
Take 4 Edit Piece
13
0:57
Take 5 Edit Piece
14
4:59
Take 6
Take 7
Take 8
Take 9
15
2:05
Do You Want To Know A Secret ? Take 7
11 Feb 1963
16
2:38
Take 8
17
2:09
A Taste Of Honey Take 6
11 Feb 1963
18
2:10
Take 7
19
2:05
There's A Place Take 11
11 Feb 1963
20
2:27
Take 12 FS
Take 13
21
3:00
I Saw Her Standing There Take 10
11 Feb 1963
22
3:38
Take 11 FS
Take 12
23
1:55
Misery Take 1
11 Feb 1963
24
4:52
Take 2 BD
Take 3 BD
Take 4 BD
Take 5 BD
Take 6
25
1:54
Take 7
26
0:27
Take 8 FS
27
3:26
From Me To You Take 1 BD
5 Mar 1963
Take 2
28
1:56
Take 3
29
1:51
Take 4
30
2:15
Take 5
31
2:16
Take 6 FS
Take 7
32
0:28
Take 8 Annoucement
33
0:12
Multiple Master Edit Take 12/8/9/10
34
0:18
Take 8 Remnants
35
0:28
Take 9 Remnant
36
0:12
Take 10 Remnant
37
0:21
Take 11
38
0:08
Take 12 Remnant
39
0:24
Take 13
40
1:58
Multiple Master Edit Barrett Mix
41
1:57
Multiple Edit of Takes 8/9/10

 

Sources:

Back Track
Studio Sessions, February 11, 1963
Abbey Road Video Show
Unsurpassed Masters, Vol. 7
Studio Sessions, March 5 + September 11, 1963 Unknown Version
Turn Me On Dead Man: The John Barrett Tapes

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