The “Get Back Sessions” that took place every day in January 1969 are once again attracting attention due to the Beatles “GET BACK” video documentary that is becoming a hot topic around the world in 2021. A trilogy of documentaries reconstructed from a huge amount of treasured footage and sound sources has finally been released, starting from the Twickenham filming studio, rehearsing at Apple Studios, and ending with the final live performance at the rooftop concert. . The editing content is completely different from the previous movie ``LET IT BE'', and it has received rave reviews as the latest video work that fans have been waiting for. While there is a newly featured first appearance part this time, many sound sources have been partially re-edited. In addition, the sound quality of the released session sound source has been amazingly improved with the latest remastering, but unless the system is compatible, the multi-3D sound source cannot be played normally. Also, while the legendary rooftop concert was the first to release all songs, it was edited so that the interview was covered during the performance, and like the previous movie, this time too, some of the content was cut, which is inevitable as a video work. This "GET BACK SONGTRACK" trilogy does not simply record soundtrack sound sources, but only picks up performances from session sound sources for each date, excluding most of the conversation parts. Recorded as a new stereo remix created by original editing from a new multi-track sound source that is different from the usual stereo sound source. You can listen with slightly different channel separation that makes the sound more distinct. In addition, each disc includes additional original sound sources that have not been edited or cut as "ORIGINAL UNEDITED VERSIONS". The monaural original sound of the Nagra reel tape has been converted to stereo, and there is no video synchronization P sound that was in the way. If you listen to the latest remix while selecting highlights, you can hear the differences in editing and the sound itself. And for the edited parts of the interview during the performance at the rooftop concert, a separate sound source is used to completely reproduce the performance without any cuts. Unlike a video documentary, this is a concept album that focuses on the sound source itself, allowing you to dig deeper into the "Get Back Sessions." This is an expanded and revised version of the Get Back Session album trilogy with the latest original edit in 2021, which is attracting attention from Beatles collectors.
GET BACK SONGTRACK I [2CD]
[Part 1: Twickenham Photography Studio Edition]
The Twickenham shooting studio begins an interesting session where oldies numbers and early Beatles numbers are performed in between rehearsals where new songs are taking shape. The unedited version of the additional recording includes two patterns of "ALL THINGS MUST PASS", unreleased jam numbers "YOU WEAR YOUR WOMEN OUT" and "MY IMAGINATION", and "ROCK AND ROLL" which is a session only that does not cover the live performance. Contains uncut covers of famous songs such as "MUSIC", "STAND BY ME" and "HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN".
GET BACK SONGTRACK II [2CD]
[Part 2: Apple Studio Transition]
When the TV special project collapsed and George also announced his withdrawal, the group moved to Apple Studios and Billy Preston joined in for a full-scale rehearsal performance. The additional unedited version includes an avant-garde long jam that was performed with John Paul Ringo and Yoko after George left the album. In addition, the unreleased song "MADMAN" is also included in its uncut form, as well as the long version of the very early original "I LOST MY LITTLE GIRL."
GET BACK SONGTRACK III [2CD]
[Part 3: Rehearsal ~ Final Rooftop Concert Edition]
While rehearsals for new songs continued at Apple Studio, they held their last live performance, a rooftop concert. In the video, the parts where interviews are covered during the performance are fully reproduced without cutting, using multi-editing and other sound sources. Additional unedited versions include uncut edited versions of the debut song "LOVE ME DO", unreleased songs "TOO BAD ABOUT SORROW" and "I TOLD YOU BEFORE", and stereo remix versions from the movie "LET IT BE" version. Also includes "LET IT BE", "THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD" and the entire rooftop concert.
Paul McCartney / 321
Paul McCartney's latest documentary film, ``McCARTNEY 321'', talks about his time with the Beatles and the secrets behind the recording of his solo works with music producer Rick Rubin. Divided into six episodes, Paul talks in detail about each song, from pre-Beatles topics to Beatles masterpieces, and from Wings to solos, and sometimes plays and sings on the guitar.
VOLUME I : EPISODE 1&2 [1CD+1DVD]
There are also secret stories about the production of ``Michelle,'' which started with ``Here There and Everywhere,'' in which French was used, and the recording sessions for ``Sgt. Pepper's,'' as well as behind-the-scenes stories about the recording of ``Something,'' which includes memories with George. He also performs rare songs such as ``Thinking of Linking'' and ``Life Can Be Hard.''
VOLUME II : EPISODE 3&4 [1CD+1DVD]
Starting with "Back in the USSR", valuable session sound sources such as "Babies in Black", "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds", "Tomorrow Never Noise", and "Another Girl" are included. Recorded. Includes Ringo's drumming, first encounters, reminiscences of everyone from Bob Dylan, the Kinks, Jimi Hendrix to Pink Floyd, and even the behind-the-scenes story of the production of "Live and Let Die."
VOLUME III : EPISODE 5&6 [1CD+1DVD]
He played bass on "Rain," played lead guitar on "Taxman," shared the initial arrangement of "Come Together" with Chuck Berry, and shared the secret behind the production of the famous song "Yesterday." In addition, the final episode is full of interesting content, from the avant-garde influenced song ``A Day in the Life'' to an unreleased version of the solo song ``Maybe I'm Amazed.''
GET BACK SONGTRACK I [2CD]
[Part 1: Twickenham Photography Studio Edition]
The Twickenham shooting studio begins an interesting session where oldies numbers and early Beatles numbers are performed in between rehearsals where new songs are taking shape. The unedited version of the additional recording includes two patterns of "ALL THINGS MUST PASS", unreleased jam numbers "YOU WEAR YOUR WOMEN OUT" and "MY IMAGINATION", and "ROCK AND ROLL" which is a session only that does not cover the live performance. Contains uncut covers of famous songs such as "MUSIC", "STAND BY ME" and "HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN".
GET BACK SONGTRACK II [2CD]
[Part 2: Apple Studio Transition]
When the TV special project collapsed and George also announced his withdrawal, the group moved to Apple Studios and Billy Preston joined in for a full-scale rehearsal performance. The additional unedited version includes an avant-garde long jam that was performed with John Paul Ringo and Yoko after George left the album. In addition, the unreleased song "MADMAN" is also included in its uncut form, as well as the long version of the very early original "I LOST MY LITTLE GIRL."
GET BACK SONGTRACK III [2CD]
[Part 3: Rehearsal ~ Final Rooftop Concert Edition]
While rehearsals for new songs continued at Apple Studio, they held their last live performance, a rooftop concert. In the video, the parts where interviews are covered during the performance are fully reproduced without cutting, using multi-editing and other sound sources. Additional unedited versions include uncut edited versions of the debut song "LOVE ME DO", unreleased songs "TOO BAD ABOUT SORROW" and "I TOLD YOU BEFORE", and stereo remix versions from the movie "LET IT BE" version. Also includes "LET IT BE", "THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD" and the entire rooftop concert.
Paul McCartney / 321
Paul McCartney's latest documentary film, ``McCARTNEY 321'', talks about his time with the Beatles and the secrets behind the recording of his solo works with music producer Rick Rubin. Divided into six episodes, Paul talks in detail about each song, from pre-Beatles topics to Beatles masterpieces, and from Wings to solos, and sometimes plays and sings on the guitar.
VOLUME I : EPISODE 1&2 [1CD+1DVD]
There are also secret stories about the production of ``Michelle,'' which started with ``Here There and Everywhere,'' in which French was used, and the recording sessions for ``Sgt. Pepper's,'' as well as behind-the-scenes stories about the recording of ``Something,'' which includes memories with George. He also performs rare songs such as ``Thinking of Linking'' and ``Life Can Be Hard.''
VOLUME II : EPISODE 3&4 [1CD+1DVD]
Starting with "Back in the USSR", valuable session sound sources such as "Babies in Black", "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds", "Tomorrow Never Noise", and "Another Girl" are included. Recorded. Includes Ringo's drumming, first encounters, reminiscences of everyone from Bob Dylan, the Kinks, Jimi Hendrix to Pink Floyd, and even the behind-the-scenes story of the production of "Live and Let Die."
VOLUME III : EPISODE 5&6 [1CD+1DVD]
He played bass on "Rain," played lead guitar on "Taxman," shared the initial arrangement of "Come Together" with Chuck Berry, and shared the secret behind the production of the famous song "Yesterday." In addition, the final episode is full of interesting content, from the avant-garde influenced song ``A Day in the Life'' to an unreleased version of the solo song ``Maybe I'm Amazed.''