Do You Want To Know A Secret - Volume 1: 1962 - 1972

Do You Want To Know A Secret - Volume 1 (Boxset) - Front Cover	Do You Want To Know A Secret - Volume 1 (Boxset) - Rear Cover

Label	Helping Hand
Catalogue No.	HH-62
Release date	February 2017
Total time	C.D.'s   - 15 Hours, 20 minutes 51 seconds D.V.D.'s - 3 Hours, 28 minutes and 2 seconds
Comments :	With A Little Help From John, Paul, George & Ringo                            Volume 1: 1962 - 1972 12 C.D. plus 3 D.V.D. Boxset This is the first in a series whcih chronicles all the songs The Beatles wrote for other artists or appeared on, either when they were still together or after they broke up. The best sources have been assembled and most have been remastered for this release. Some songs appear in both their mono and stereo mixes. Any full albums featuring Beatles (Mary Hopkin, Billy Preston etc) have been left out since you really need the full albums. However, promotional mono single mixes from those projects are included. A wonderful quality boxset containing an amazing FIFTEEN discs (12 c.d. & 3 dvd). A grand total of over 18 hours in just this one set ! Also includes a 20 page colour glossy booklet giving full track information. Limited edition of 400 numbered copies. See also;        Volume 2 - 1972 - 1984 and        Volume 3 - 1984 - 2015

C.D. 1   (1962 - 1964)

Total playing time: 74:29

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
1	Adam Faith	I've Just Fallen For Someone	April 1962 Written by Johnny Gentle with help from John Lennon (uncredited) while on tour in Scotland in May 1960	2:34
2	Johnny Gentle	I've Just Fallen For Someone	July 1962 Written by Johnny Gentle with help from John Lennon (uncredited) Released as a Parlophone single in 1962	1:52
3	Kenny Lynch	Misery	22nd March 1963 Written by Lennon-McCartney The first cover version of a Beatles song to be released	2:09
4	Billy J.Kramer & The Dakotas	Do You Want To Know A Secret ? (Mono)	26th April 1963 Credited to McCartney-Lennon A cover version and number 2 hit for Billy J. Kramer	2:03
5	Billy J.Kramer & The Dakotas	Do You Want To Know A Secret ? (Stereo)		2:00
6	Billy J.Kramer & The Dakotas	I'll Be On My Way (Mono)	26th April 1963 Credited to McCartney-Lennon B-side of "Secret", a song given away and not officially recorded by The Beatles	1:42
7	Billy J.Kramer & The Dakotas	I'll Be On My Way (Stereo)		1:40
8	Billy J.Kramer & The Dakotas	Do You Want To Know A Secret ? (Alternate Stereo Version)	26th April 1963 Credited to McCartney-Lennon A cover version and number 2 hit for Billy J. Kramer	1:55
9	Duffy Power	I Saw Her Standing There	26th April 1963 Credited to Lennon-McCartney A cover version by Duffy Power with the Graham Bond Quartet	2:29
10	Del Shannon	From Me To You	23rd June 1963 Credited to Lennon-McCartney The first U.S. artist to cover a Beatles song.	1:53
11	Gerry and The Pacemakers	Hello Little Girl	23rd June 1963 Credited to Lennon-McCartney Performed by The Beatles at the Decca audition, this version was unreleased until 1991	1:53
12	Billy J.Kramer & The Dakotas	Bad To Me (Mono)	26th July 1963 Credited to Lennon-McCartney A number one hit for Billy, a song not officially recorded by The Beatles	2:20
13	Billy J.Kramer & The Dakotas	Bad To Me (Stereo)		2:19
14	Billy J.Kramer & The Dakotas	I Call Your Name (Mono)	26th July 1963 Credited to Lennon-McCartney The B-side of Bad To Me	2:03
15	Billy J.Kramer & The Dakotas	I Call Your Name (Stereo)		2:22
16	The Fourmost	Hello Little Girl (Monitor Mix)	30th July 1963 Credited to McCartney-Lennon A number nine hit for The Fourmost, a song The Beatles performed at the Decca audition	1:50
17	The Fourmost	Hello Little Girl (Take 15 monitor mix)		2:40
18	Tommy Quickly	Tip Of My Tongue	3rd August 1963 Credited to Lennon-McCartney This single failed to chart.	2:08
19	The Fourmost	Hello Little Girl	30th August 1963 Credited to McCartney-Lennon A number nine hit for The Fourmost, a song The Beatles performed at the Decca audition	1:50
20	Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	I'm In Love (Stereo)	14th October 1963 Credited to Lennon-McCartney, John was co-producer with George Martin Billy's version was unreleased until 1991	3:43
21	Cilla Black	Love Of The Loved (Mono)	27th September 1963 Credited to Lennon-McCartney Only reached no.35 for Cilla, a song performed by The Beatles at the Decca audition	2:03
22	Cilla Black	Love Of The Loved (Stereo)		2:02
23	The Rolling Stones	I Wanna Be Your Man	1st November 1963 Credited to Lennon-McCartney A song given away to The Stones.	1:45
24	Billy J.Kramer & The Dakotas	I'll Keep You Satisfied (Mono)	1st November 1963 Credited to Lennon-McCartney Reached no.4 for Billy and not officially recorded by The Beatles	2:07
25	Billy J.Kramer & The Dakotas	I'll Keep You Satisfied (Stereo)		2:07
26	The Fourmost	I'm In Love	15th November 1963 Credited to Lennon-McCartney A song never recorded by The Beatles, it reached no.17 for The Fourmost	2:10
27	Peter and Gordon	A World Without Love (Mono)	28th February 1964 Credited to Lennon-McCartney A U.K. number one hit where it stayed for two weeks.	2:40
28	Peter and Gordon	A World Without Love (Stereo)		2:40
29	The Strangers with Mike Shannon	One And One Is Two	8th May 1964 Credited to Lennon-McCartney One of the rare chart failures for the songwriting team !	2:11
30	Peter and Gordon	Nobody I Know (Mono)	29th May 1964 Credited to Lennon-McCartney Reached number 10 in the UK chart for P&G, but never recorded by The Beatles	2:40
31	Peter and Gordon	Nobody I Know (Stereo)		2:40
32	The Applejacks	Like Dreamers Do	5th June 1964 Credited to Lennon-McCartney Reached no.20 for The Applejacks The Beatles also performed this song at the Decca audition	2:31
33	Billy J.Kramer & The Dakotas	From A Window (Mono)	17th July 1964 Credited to Lennon-McCartney Reached no.10 for Billy and not recorded by The Beatles	1:57
34	Billy J.Kramer & The Dakotas	From A Window (Stereo)		1:56

C.D. 2   (1964 - 1966)

Total playing time: 68:29

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
1	Cilla Black	It's For You (Mono)	31st July 1964 Credited to Lennon-McCartney Reached no.7 for Cilla, a song with Paul on piano	2:22
2	Cilla Black	It's For You (Stereo)		2:21
3	Johnny Devlin & The Devils	Won't You Be My Baby	3rd August 1964 Paul helped restructure the song while on tour in Australia in June 1964	2:41
4	Cilla Black	It's For You (Mono with John's intro-outro)	11th September 1964 Includes John Lennon spoken plug, released as a U.S. only promo single	2:34
5	Peter and Gordon	I Don't Want To See You Again (Mono with Paul's intro-outro)	11th September 1964 Credited to Lennon-McCartney Failed to chart for P&G, and never recorded by The Beatles	2:24
6	Peter and Gordon	I Don't Want To See You Again (Stereo)		2:00
7	Alma Cogan	I Knew Right Away	30th October 1964 Paul on tambourine (unconfirmed) - B-side of a single	1:58
8	Rory Storm & The Huricanes	America	13th November 1964 Ringo: percussion and backing vocals	2:35
9	Marianne Faithfull	I'm A Loser	15th April 1965 Lennon-McCartney composition	2:15
10	The Silkie	You've Got To Hide Your Love Away (Mono)	10th September 1965 Lennon-McCartney composers and producers Paul also played electric guitar George supplied guitar taps and tambourine Reached no.28 in the UK charts	2:13
11	The Silkie	You've Got To Hide Your Love Away (Stereo)		2:13
12	P. J. Proby	That Means A Lot	17th September 1965 Lennon-McCartney composers Reached no.30 in the UK chart The Beatles version can be heard on Anthology 2	2:34
13	Marianne Faithfull	Yesterday	22nd October 1965 Paul attended the session on 9th October 1965 giving advice and co-producing	2:17
14	Alma Cogan	Eight Days A Week	26th November 1965 Paul and John attended the session in October 1965	2:31
15	Alma Cogan	Ticket To Ride	26th November 1965 Paul and John attended the session in October 1965	3:13
16	Peter and Gordon	Woman (RM1)	31st December 1965 Paul composer, arranger and drums	2:17
17	Peter and Gordon	Woman (RM2 - Alternate vocal)	31st December 1965 Paul composer, arranger and drums	2:24
18	The Hollies	If I Needed Someone	3rd December 1965 George composer	2:21
19	Peter and Gordon	Woman (Mono)	10th January 1966 Paul composer - using pseudonym B.Webb	2:28
20	Peter and Gordon	Woman (Duophonic version)		2:26
21	Peter and Gordon	Woman (Stereo)		2:26
22	Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers	Got To Get You Into My Life (Mono)	5th August 1966 Cover version with Paul on piano, co-producing and arranging Reached no.6 in the UK charts	2:41
23	Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers	Got To Get You Into My Life (Stereo)		2:31
24	Donovan	Mellow Yellow (Mono)	24th October 1966 Paul: dialogue and bass	3:41
25	Donovan	Mellow Yellow (Stereo)		3:40
26	The Escorts	From Head To Toe	18th November 1966 Paul: (possible) Producer and tambourine (A-side of uncharted single)	2:31
27	The Escorts	Night Time	18th November 1966 Paul: (possible) Producer and co-composer (B-side of single)	2:53

C.D. 3   (1966 - 1967)

Total playing time: 79:40

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
1	The Tudor Minstrels	Love In The Open Air	15th December 1966 Paul: Composer (A-side of uncharted single)	3:03
2	The Tudor Minstrels	Theme From The Family Way	15th December 1966 Paul: Composer (B-side of uncharted single)	2:13
3	George Martin Orchestra	Love In The Open Air	23rd December 1966 Paul: Composer (A-side of uncharted single)	3:13
4	George Martin Orchestra	Theme From The Family Way	23rd December 1966 Paul: Composer (B-side of uncharted single)	2:39
George Martin Orchestra - The Family Way   (Tracks 5-17 following) Released 6th January 1967 Only 24 minutes in length The Album is really a really a collection of film cues based on a single Paul tune entitled, "Love In The Open Air". George Martin then assisted Paul in arranging said tune in a variety of styles to fit in with the fifties/sixties feel of the film, including a brass band version and a Duane Eddy twangy guitar style piece. 5 Part 01 2:09 6 Part 02   1:10 7 Part 03 0:58 8 Part 04 1:29 9 Part 05 3:27 10 Part 06 2:59 11 Part 07 2:07 12 Part 08 1:21 13 Part 09 1:03 14 Part 10 1:46 15 Part 11 1:01 16 Part 12 2:52 17 Part 13 1:04
18	George Martin Orchestra	Love In The Open Air (Alternate U.S. single mix)	24th April 1967 Paul: Composer (U.S. single)	2:22
19	The Rolling Stones	We Love You (Mono)	18th August 1967 John and Paul: Backing vocals A-side of single which reached no.8 in the UK chart	4:36
20	The Rolling Stones	We Love You (Stereo)		4:22
21	The Rolling Stones	Dandelion (Mono)	18th August 1967 John and Paul: (probable) Backing vocals B-side of single which reached no.8 in the UK chart	3:48
22	The Rolling Stones	Dandelion (Stereo)		3:33
23	The Rolling Stones	We Love You (Vocals only)	18th August 1967 John and Paul: Backing vocals	3:51
24	The Beach Boys	Vegatables I	18th September 1967 Paul: Inspiration and munching sounds (L.A. April 1967)	3:29
25	The Beach Boys	Vegatables II		2:06
26	The Beach Boys	Vegatables III		3:01
27	Musketeer Gripweed	How I Won The War	13th October 1967 John: Voice	3:03
28	The Chris Barber Band	Cat Call	20th October 1967 Paul: Composer, co-producer, keyboard, catcalls, backing vocals Recorded at London Chappell Studioes 20th July 1967	3:05
29	The Scaffold	Thank U Very Much	3rd November 1967 Paul: Assisted in the recording Reached no.4 in the UK chart	2:30
30	Cilla Black	Step Inside Love (Demo version)	21st November 1967 Paul: composer, acoustic guitar and backing vocal	2:52
31	Cilla Black	Step Inside Love (Take 1 - unused first version)	21st November 1967 Paul: composer	2:24

C.D. 4   (1967 - 1968)

Total playing time: 79:53

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
1	The Remo Four	In The First Place (Original Abbey Road mix)	December 1967 George: Producer and (possible) guitar	3:22
2	The Remo Four	In The First Place (Movie mix)		2:30
3	Grapefruit	Lullaby (Version 1)	10th January 1968 Paul & John: Producers and engineers of the backing track. First version, sped-up stereo from CD "Yesterday's Sunshine" released in 2016	3:06
4	Grapefruit	Lullaby (Version 2)	10th January 1968 Paul & John: Producers and engineers of the backing track. Second version, released on CD "94 Baker Street" in 2003	3:06
5	Grapefruit	Lullaby (Version 3)	10th January 1968 Paul & John: Producers and engineers of the backing track. Re-recorded version, from L.P. "Around Grapefruit" released in 1968	3:06
6	Grapefruit	Yes	29th March 1968 Paul: Assisted in studio. Released as double "A" with Elevator	2:16
7	Grapefruit	Elevator	29th March 1968 Paul: recording involvement unknown, but he did direct a promo video for the song at the Albert Memorial on 26th May 1968 Released as double "A" with Yes	2:02
8	Paul Jones	And The Sun Will Shine	8th March 1968 Paul: Drums (A and B sides of unsuccessful single)	3:05
9	Paul Jones	The Dog Presides		2:47
10	Cilla Black	Step Inside Love (Mono)	8th March 1968 Paul: Composer Re-recording of 28/02/1968 released as a single that reached no.8 in the UK charts	2:19
11	Cilla Black	Step Inside Love (Stereo)		2:21
12	Cilla Black	M'Innamoro (Step Inside Love in Italian)		2:18
13	George Martin Orchestra	Thingumybob	May 1968 Paul: Composer - released in 2001	2:02
McGough and McGear   (Stereo Mix - Tracks 14-26 following) Released 17th May 1968 on Parlophone PCS 7047 Paul McCartney produced and appeared along with some other big names of the 60's. Roger McGough and Mike McGear were two parts of The Scaffold who recorded hits between 1966 and 1974. The Scaffold's biggest hit being the 1968 Christmas number one: Lily The Pink. Mike McGear is the younger brother of Paul McCartney who assisted with the making of the album which follows .... 14 So Much Jimi Hendrix guests on guitar 3:58 15 Little Bit Of Heaven Paul: Keyboards 1:48 16 Basement Flat Paul: Backing vocals 2:44 17 "Frink, A Day In The Life Of"       and "Summer With Monika" - Prologue Paul: dialogue and mellotron 9:00 18 "Frink, A Day In The Life Of"     and "Summer With Monika" - Epilogue 1:44 19 Come Close And Sleep Now Paul: Piano and effects 2:19 20 Yellow Book Paul: Piano 2:15 21 House In My Head Paul: (possibly) backing vocals, percussion and piano 3:34 22 Mr. Tickle Paul: Piano 3:21 23 Living Room Paul: Dialogue, backing vocals, bass and percussion 2:45 24 Do You Remember Paul: backing vocals, piano and mellotron 3:19 25 Please Don't Run Too Fast Paul: keyboards and guitar 1:33 26 Ex-Art Student Paul: bass and backing vocals - Jimi Hendrix guitar 6:29

C.D. 5   (1968)

Total playing time: 77:48

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
McGough and McGear   (Mono Mix from vinyl - Tracks 1-13 following) Released 17th May 1968 on Parlophone PMC 7047 More or less as per the stereo version above on this set's disc 4 ..... just track timing differences .... 1 So Much Jimi Hendrix guests on guitar 3:59 2 Little Bit Of Heaven Paul: Keyboards 1:49 3 Basement Flat Paul: Backing vocals 2:41 4 "Frink, A Day In The Life Of"       and "Summer With Monika" - Prologue Paul: dialogue and mellotron 9:01 5 "Frink, A Day In The Life Of"     and "Summer With Monika" - Epilogue 1:58 6 Come Close And Sleep Now Paul: Piano and effects 2:14 7 Yellow Book Paul: Piano 2:11 8 House In My Head Paul: (possibly) backing vocals, percussion and piano 3:30 9 Mr. Tickle Paul: Piano 3:19 10 Living Room Paul: Dialogue, backing vocals, bass and percussion 2:42 11 Do You Remember Paul: backing vocals, piano and mellotron 3:12 12 Please Don't Run Too Fast Paul: keyboards and guitar 1:26 13 Ex-Art Student Paul: bass and backing vocals - Jimi Hendrix guitar 6:18
14	Grapefruit	C'mon Marianne	12th July 1968 John: horn arrangement	2:37
15	Solomon King	Hava Nagila	3rd August1968 Ringo: (probable) handclaps, tambourine and backing vocals	3:08
16	Solomon King	Somewhere In The Crowd	3rd August1968 Ringo: (probable) backing vocals	2:38
17	Frank Sinatra	The lady Is A Champ	4th August1968 Made especially for Maureen Starkey's birthday	4:29
18	Timon	Now She Says She's Young	15th August1968 Paul: piano	3:03
19	Timon	Something New Every Day	15th August1968 Paul: piano	3:03
20	Timon	Who Needs A King	15th August1968 Paul: piano	2:59
21	Mary Hopkin	Those Were The Days (Mono - from Apple promo single)	26th August 1968 Paul: producer, acoustic guitar and (possible) percussion Huge number one hit - six weeks at the top	5:08
22	Mary Hopkin	Turn! Turn! Turn! (Mono - from Apple promo single)	26th August 1968 Paul: producer (taken from Apple promo single b-side)	5:08
23	Mary Hopkin	Those Were The Days (WLS Radio 89 Edit)	26th August 1968 Paul: producer, acoustic guitar and (possible) percussion	3:27

C.D. 6   (1968 - 1969)

Total playing time: 76:51

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
1	Jackie Lomax	Sour Milk Sea (Mono - Apple promo single)	26th August 1968 George: composer, producer, rhythm guitar Paul; bass Ringo: drums	3:56
2	Jackie Lomax	The Eagle Laughs At You (Mono - Apple promo single)	26th August 1968 George: producer, guitar	2:30
3	Black Dyke Mills Brass Band	Thingumybob (Mono)	26th August 1968 Credited to Lennon-McCartney Paul: Producer, Conducter and arranger (A-side of Apple single)	1:52
4	Black Dyke Mills Brass Band	Thingumybob (Stereo)		1:56
5	Black Dyke Mills Brass Band	Yellow Submarine	26th August 1968 Written by Lennon-McCartney Paul: Producer, Conducter and arranger (B-side of Apple single)	2:59
6	Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band	I'm The Urban Spaceman (Mono)	11th October 1968 Paul: Producer under pseudonym of "Apollo C. Vermouth", ukulele Reached no.5 in the UK singles chart	2:24
7	Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band	I'm The Urban Spaceman (Stereo)		2:24
8	Scaffold	Lily The Pink	18th October 1968 Paul: assisted in the recording Reached no.1 in the UK singles chart	4:19
9	Solomon King	A Hundred Years Or More	1st November 1968 Ringo: (possible) tanbourine	2:54
10	* Radio Promo *	"James Taylor on Apple Records"	6th December 1968	0:58
11	James Taylor	Carolina In My Mind (Stereo)	6th December 1968 Paul: Bass, George: Backing vocals Uncharted in the UK singles chart	3:36
12	James Taylor	Carolina In My Mind (Mono)		3:35
13	James Taylor	Carolina In My Mind (Single edit)		3:08
14	Cream	Badge	5th February 1969 George: co-writer with Eric Clapton, rhythm guitar	2:45
L.P. Jackie Lomax - Is This What You Want   (Rare Mono Mix - Tracks 15-25 following) Released 14th march 1969 on Apple SAPCOR 6 Uncharted in the U.K. 15 Speak To Me George: guitar 3:06 16 Is This What You Want ? George: guitar 2:46 17 How Can You Say Goodbye George: guitar 3:56 18 Sunset   3:54 19 Fall Inside Your Eyes   3:04 20 Little Yellow Pills   4:02 21 Take My Word George: guitar 3:55 22 Baby You're A Lover George: guitar 3:01 23 You've Got Me Thinking   2:55 24 I Just Don't Know   2:54 25 Won't You Come Back George: guitar 3:59

C.D. 7   (1969)

Total playing time: 76:51

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
1	Fourmost	Rosetta	21st February 1969 Paul: producer, arranger and piano	2:11
2	Fourmost	Just Like Before	21st February 1969 Paul: producer, arranger and piano	2:25
3	Mary Hopkin	Lontano Dagli Occhi	7th March 1969 Paul: producer, arranger and (probable) bass and piano	3:23
4	Mary Hopkin	Goodbye	28th March 1969 Credited to Lennon-McCartney Paul: producer, acoustic guitars, bass and thigh-slap percussion	2:24
5	Mary Hopkin	Sparrow	28th March 1969 Paul: producer and (probable) bass (B-side of Goodbye)	3:12
6	Mary Hopkin	Sparrow (Aderyn Llwyd) (Welsh language version)	28th March 1969 Paul: producer and (probable) bass	3:10
7	Jackie Lomax	Going Back To Liverpool	9th May 1969 Paul: producer George: guitar and backing vocals	3:08
8	Jackie Lomax	New Day (mono single mix)	9th May 1969 George: guitar	2:51
9	Jackie Lomax	New Day (US stereo mix)		3:16
10	Jackie Lomax	Thumbin' A Ride	2nd June 1969 Paul: producer George: guitar and backing vocals	3:56
11	Brute Force	King Of Fuh	16th May 1969 George: re-arranging and remix	3:03
12	Steve Miller Band	My Dark Hour	16th June 1969 Paul: co-writer (with Steve), bass, drums, guitar and backing vocals	3:09
13	Steve Miller Band	My Dark Hour (2003 remix)		2:36
14	Scaffold	(Stop Blowing Those) Charity Bubbles	27th June 1969 Paul: guitar (A & B-side of a UK single)	2:41
15	Scaffold	Goose		2:40
16	Billy Preston	That's The Way God Planned It (mono)	27th June 1969 George: producer and guitar Ringo: (possible) percussion (A-side rare Apple promotional single)	3:23
17	Billy Preston	What About You (mono)	27th June 1969 George: producer and (possible) guitar Ringo: (possible) drums and/or percussion (B-side rare Apple promotional single)	2:05
18	Jotta Herre	Penina	14th July 1969 Paul; composer	3:06
19	Carlos Mendes	Penina	18th July 1969 Paul; composer	2:32
20	Radha Krishna Temple	Hare Krishna Mantra	29th August 1969 George: producer, guitar, bass and harmonium Reached no.12 in the UK chart	3:56
21	Radha Krishna Temple	Prayer To The Spiritual Masters	29th August 1969 George: (possible) backing vocals	3:56
22	Jack Bruce	Never Tell Your Mother She's Out Of Tune	29th August 1969 George: guitar	3:40
23	Mary Hopkin	Que Sera Sera	19th September 1969 Paul: producer, guitars, bass and arrangement Ringo: drums	3:09
24	Mary Hopkin	Fields Of St. Etienne	19th September 1969 Paul: producer, acoustic guitar, and (probable) bass Ringo: drums	3:11
25	Mary Hopkin	Fields Of St. Etienne (Alternate mix)	19th September 1969 Paul: producer, acoustic guitar, and (probable) bass Ringo: drums	3:48

C.D. 8   (1969)

Total playing time: 72:45

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
1	Blind Faith	Exchange and Mart	7th October 1969 George: guitar (recorded at London Morgan Studio)	4:17
2	Blind Faith	Spending All My Days		3:04
3	Billy Preston	Everything's All Right (Mono)	17th October 1969 George: producer Ringo: (possible) drums	2:42
4	Billy Preston	I Want To Thank You (Mono)	17th October 1969 George: producer	3:09
5	Badfinger	Come And Get It	5th December 1969 Paul: composer, producer, piano and maracas	2:22
6	Badfinger	Rock Of All Ages (single mix)	5th December 1969 Paul: piano and backing vocals	3:24
Delaney & Bonnie & Friends - TV Special   (TV Remaster - Tracks 7-14 following) Recorded live at the Falkoner Theatre, Copenhagen on 12th December 1969 7 Poor Elijah 12th December 1969 George: guitar 5:08 8 I Don't Know Why 5:16 9 Where There's A Will There's A Way 5:01 10 Special Life 4:40 11 I Don't Want To Discuss It 5:40 12 That's What My Man Is For 4:58 13 Comin' Home 6:59 14 Little Richard Medley 7:21
15	Badfinger	Come And Get It (mono film mix with strings)	12th December 1969 Paul: composer, producer (from the film soundtrack of Magic Christian)	1:53
16	Badfinger	Come And Get It (mono film mix)		1:53
17	Badfinger	Rock Of All Ages (film soundtrack mix)	12th December 1969 Paul: piano and backing vocals (from the film soundtrack of Magic Christian)	3:24
18	"John on Ronnie Hawkins"	The short Rap & The Long Rap	20th December 1969 John interview: lifted from a 7" promo single released in 1970	1:32

C.D. 9   (1970)

Total playing time: 79:22

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
1	Badfinger	Rock Of All Ages	9th January 1970 Paul: piano and backing vocals (from the Apple L.P. Magic Christian Music)	3:18
2	Badfinger	Carry On Till Tomorrow	9th January 1970 Paul: involved (from the Apple L.P. "Magic Christian Music")	4:49
3	Badfinger	Crimson Ship	9th January 1970 Paul: involved (from the Apple L.P. "Magic Christian Music")	3:44
4	Billy Preston	All That I've Got (single mix)	30th January 1970 George: producer and (possible) bass Ringo: (possible) drums	3:32
5	Billy Preston	As I Get Older (single mix)	30th January 1970 George: producer	3:37
6	Jackie Lomax	How The Web Was Woven	6th February 1970 George: producer	3:51
7	Doris Troy	Ain't That Cute (single mix)	13th February 1970 George: co-producer, guitar Ringo: (possible) drums	3:47
8	Doris Troy	Vaya Con Dios (single mix)	13th February 1970 George: co-producer, guitar and (possible) bass	3:29
9	Radha Krishna Temple	Govinda (single mix)	6th March 1970 George: producer, guitar Reached no.23 in the UK chart	4:45
10	Radha Krishna Temple	Govinda Jai Jai (single mix)	6th March 1970 George: producer, guitar	5:58
Leon Russell   (Eponymous album - Tracks 11-18 following) Released 24th April 1970 (in the UK) on A&M Records AMLS 982 Featured artists included: George and Ringo, plus, Klaus Voormann, Mick Jagger, Charlie Watts, Bill Wyman, Eric Clapton and Stevie Winwood. Engineered and mixed by Glyn Johns (wikipedia only had George and Ringo on three tracks: "Dixie", "Shoot out" and "Hurtsome") 11 Delta Lady George: Leslie guitar, Ringo: drums 4:06 12 I Put A Spell On You George: guitar 4:09 13 Indian Girl George: acoustic guitar, Ringo: drums 4:06 14 New Sweet Home Chicago George: guitar 3:10 15 Pisces Apple Lady George: guitar, Ringo: drums 2:55 16 Prince Of Peace George: (probable) acoustic slide guitar 3:06 17 Roll Away The Stone George: guitar, Ringo: drums 3:09 18 Shoot Out On The Plantation George: guitar, Ringo: drums 3:11
19	Leon Russell	Delta Lady (Del Rack mix)	28th March 1970 George: Leslie guitar, Ringo: drums	4:19
20	Drew and Dy	Dedicated To Love (mono)	May 1970 Paul: bass and arrangement (two sides of a released single)	2:30
21	Drew and Dy	Taurus The Bull (mono)		3:48

C.D. 10   (1970 - 1971)

Total playing time: 78:08

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
1	Doris Troy	Jacob's Ladder (single mix)	28th August 1970 George: co-producer, arranger and (possible) guitar	3:17
2	Doris Troy	Get Back (single mix)	28th August 1970 Written by Lennon-McCartney George: co-producer, arranger and guitar Ringo: drums	3:08
3	Billy Preston	My Sweet Lord (single mix)	4th September 1970 George: composer, co-producer, and (possible) guitar Assigned APPLE 29 but unreleased as a single in the UK	3:21
4	Doris Troy	Gonna Get My Baby Back	11th September 1970 George: co-producer, co-writer, and (probable) guitar Ringo: co-writer and (probable) drums	2:18
5	Doris Troy	You Give Me Joy	11th September 1970 George: co-producer, co-writer, and (probable) guitar Ringo: co-writer and (probable) drums	3:38
6	Doris Troy	Give Me Back My Dynamite	11th September 1970 George: co-producer, co-writer, and guitar Ringo: drums	4:55
7	Billy Preston	Sing One For The Lord	11th September 1970 George: co-composer, co-producer, and (probable) guitar and synthesizer Ringo: (probable) drums	3:48
8	Derek And The Dominos	Roll It Over	14th September 1970 George: guitar and backing vocals	4:29
9	Derek And The Dominos	Tell The Truth	14th September 1970 George: guitar and backing vocals	3:24
10	Ashton, Gardner & Dyke	I'm Your Spiritual Breadman	28th September 1970 George: electric swivel guitar and acting as producer	4:29
11	Stephen Stills	As I Come Of Age	Ringo: drums (all three songs allegedly recorded March 1970) But first, wasn't issued until June 1975, the other two 27th November 1970	2:36
12	Stephen Stills	To A Flame		3:08
13	Stephen Stills	We Are Not Helpless		4:19
14	Screamin' Jay Hawkins	Monkberry Moon Delight	January 1971 Paul: Composer (with Linda) Possibly recorded before the release of Ram, sleeve states, "recorded in Houston in 1970"	3:18
15	Donovan	Hurdy Gurdy Man (Live)	February 1971 George contributed a verse that was omitted from the song later. This live version recorded at Carnegie Hall includes the verse.	6:04
16	Ronnie Spector	I Love Him Like I Love My Very Life (Acetate)	February 1971 George: co-producer, slide guitar Ringo: (possible) drums	3:23
17	Ronnie Spector	Lovely La-De-Day	February 1971 George: co-producer, (probable) acoustic guitar Ringo: (possible) percussion	3:01
18	Ronnie Spector	Try Some Buy Some	16th April 1971 (A-side Apple single) George: composer, co-producer, and guitar Ringo: (possible) drums	4:13
19	Ronnie Spector	Tandoori Chicken	16th April 1971 (B-side Apple single) George: co-composer, co-producer, and guitar John: backing vocals	2:18
20	Gary Wright	Two-Faced Man	1st November 1971 George: slide guitar	3:36
21	Gary Wright	Stand For Our Rights	28th May 1971 George: co-producer and guitar	3:30
22	Bill Elliot and the Elastic Oz Band	God Save Us	7th July 1971 John: co-composer with Yoko, producer, guitar and backing vocals Ringo: drums	3:11

C.D. 11   (1971)

Total playing time: 78:09

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
1	Bobby Whitlock	A Day Without Jesus	July 1971 George: guitar	3:24
2	Bobby Whitlock	Back In My Life Again		3:31
3	Bobby Whitlock	Where There's A Will There's A Way		3:45
4	Howlin' Wolf	Goin' Down Slow	26th July 1971 Ringo: drums From the "Howlin' Wolf Sessions" recorded at Olympic Studios, 2nd May 1970	5:56
5	Howlin' Wolf	I Ain't Superstitious		3:31
6	Howlin' Wolf	I Ain't Superstitious (Alternate take)		3:54
7	Howlin' Wolf	I Ain't Superstitious (Alternate take 2)		4:10
8	Howlin' Wolf	I Want To Have A Word With You		4:05
9	Leon Russell	Come On In My Kitchen	31st July 1971 George: guitar and backing vocals Ringo: drums Soundcheck before concert for Bangla Desh at Madison Square Garden	2:33
10	Leon Russell	Jumping Jack Flash		1:05
11	Ravi Shankar	Joi Bangla	27th August 1971 George: producer of these tracks from Apple single	3:16
12	Ravi Shankar	Oh Bhaugowan		3:28
13	Ravi Shankar	Raga Mishra		6:47
14	B.B. King	Ghetto Woman	11th October 1971 Ringo: drums	5:13
15	B.B. King	Part-Time Love		3:13
16	B.B. King	Wet Hayshark		2:27
17	Billy Preston	I Wrote A Simple Song	8th November 1971 George: (probably) mixer, composer and guitar	3:24
18	Badfinger	Day After Day (rough mix)	14th January 1972 George: producer and slide guitar	3:21
19	Badfinger	Day After Day		3:10
20	Gary Wright	Two-Faced Man (Live)	23rd November 1971 George: slide guitar live on The Dick Cavett Show	3:57
21	Cilla Black	The Snowman Song	27th November 1971 Ringo: vocals with Cilla and Basil Brush Recorded 24th June 1971 for "Cilla in Scandinavia"	1:01
22	David Bromberg	The Holdup (Live)	3rd December 1971 George: co-writer and slide guitar live on The David Frost Show	2:59

C.D. 12   (1971 - 1972)

Total playing time: 78:26

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
1	Badfinger	I'd Die Babe	13th December 1971 George: producer, electric and acoustic guitars (from the album "Straight Up")	2:33
2	Badfinger	Name Of The Game	13th December 1971 George: producer (from the album "Straight Up")	5:21
3	Badfinger	Suitcase		2:53
4	Jesse Ed Davis	Sue Me, Sue You Blues	25th January 1972 George: composer, co-producer and guitar (unconfirmed)	2:44
5	David Bromberg	The Holdup	16th February 1972 George: co-writer and slide guitar	3:03
6	Bobby Hatfield	Oo Wee Baby, I Love You	1st March 1972 Ringo: drums	3:40
7	Bobby Hatfield	Oo Wee Baby, I Love You (mono)	1st March 1972 Ringo: drums (taken from a U.S. promo single)	3:40
David Peel & The Lower East Side - The Pope Smokes Dope"   (Tracks 8-19 following) Released 17th April 1972 (in the U.S.) on Apple Records SW 3391 Produced by John and Yoko John: some dialogue and (possible) backing vocals 8 I'm A Runaway 3:42 9 Everybody's Smoking Marijuana 4:37 10 The Hippie From New York City 3:16 11 The Ballad of New York City/John Lennon/Yoko Ono 4:05 12 The Ballad of Bob Dylan 4:14 13 The Chicago Conspirancy 3:42 14 I'm Gonna Start Another Riot 2:23 15 McDonald's Farm 2:58 16 F is Not A Dirty Word 3:30 17 The Birth Control Blues 4:36 18 The Hip Generation 1:40 19 The Pope Smokes Dope 3:09
20	David Peel	F is Not A Dirty Word (promo version)	17th April 1972 John: co-producer and dialogue	3:16
21	Mike McCartney	Bored As A Butterscotch	21st April 1972 Paul: co-composer (listed as "Friend")	2:52
22	David Peel	America	June 1972 John: co-producer	4:15
23	* Interview *	"How did you meet David Peel ?"	June 1972 John: interviewed	2:07

D.V.D. 1   (1963 - 1968)

Total playing time: 79:13 (One hour, 19 minutes, 13 seconds)

Disc Menu plays "One And One Is Two"

Before the disc starts there is an advert for a 50th Anniversary boxset of "The U.S. Albums".

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
1	Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	Bad To Me	Ed Sullivan Show 7th June 1964	2:30
2	Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	I Call Your Name	Shindig 11th November 1964	2:13
3	Cilla Black	Love Of The Loved	Lucky Stars 21st December 1963	2:43
4	Rolling Stones	I Wanna Be Your Man	?	1:54
5	Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	I'll Keep You Satisfied	Lucky Stars 21st December 1963	2:36
6	Peter And Gordon	A World Without Love	Probably from Shindig ?	2:57
7	Peter And Gordon	A World Without Love	Crackerjack 7th May 1964	3:07
8	Peter And Gordon	A World Without Love (In Colour)	Pop Gear a.k.a. Go Go Mania (recorded December 1964)	2:43
9	Peter And Gordon	Nobody I Know	? - A timecode mid-screen	2:36
10	Applejacks	Like Dreamers Do (In Colour)	Ready Steady Go 5th June 1964	2:31
11	Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	From A Window	T.A.M.I. Show Remaster (recorded 28th October 1964 in Santa Monica)	2:05
12	Cilla Black	It's For You	Music of Lennon & McCartney 2nd November 1965	2:51
13	Peter And Gordon	I Don't Want To See You Again	Ed Sullivan Show 15th November 1964	1:52
14	Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	Bad To Me	T.A.M.I. Show Remaster (recorded 28th October 1964 in Santa Monica)	1:43
15	Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	I'll Keep You Satified	T.A.M.I. Show Remaster (recorded 28th October 1964 in Santa Monica)	0:54
16	Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas	From A Window	T.A.M.I. Show Remaster (recorded 28th October 1964 in Santa Monica)	1:57
17	Silkie	You've Got To Hide Your Love Away	Beat Club 16th April 1966	2:19
18	P. J. Proby	That Means A Lot	? - with a time code	2:41
19	Marianne Faithful	Yesterday	?	2:24
20	Peter And Gordon	A World Without Love	Music of Lennon & McCartney 2nd November 1965	3:06
21	Billie J. Kramer	Bad To Me	Music of Lennon & McCartney 2nd November 1965	2:28
22	Peter And Gordon	Woman (In Colour)	Hullabaloo 11th April 1966	3:05
23	Peter And Gordon	Woman	Circus-Krone, Munich 24th June 1966	2:30
24	Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers	Got To Get You Into My Life	Beat Club 27th August 1966	2:43
25	Peter And Gordon	Woman	Beat Beat Beat 23rd September 1966	2:39
26	Donovan	Mellow Yellow	Ready Steady Go 1966	3:44
27	Rolling Stones	We Love You (In Colour)	Promo video	4:32
28	Scaffold	Thank U Very Much	Beat Club 13th January 1968 (Title sequence only)	1:02
29	Grapefruit	Yes	French TV Show 1968	2:59
30	Cilla Black	Step Inside Love	Promo video (with Paul)	2:43
31	Cilla Black	Step Inside Love	"Cilla" TV Special	2:35

D.V.D. 2   (1968 - 1969)

Total playing time: 73:06 (One hour, 13 minutes, 6 seconds)

Disc Menu plays "Sour Milk Sea"

Before the disc starts there is an advert for a 50th Anniversary boxset of "The U.S. Albums".

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
1	Mary Hopkin & Magic Alex	Apple Promo Film	Mary Hopkin singing "Morning Of My Life" (in English and Welsh)	6:10
2	Grapefruit	C'Mon Marianne	Beat Club 12th October 1968	2:43
3	Mary Hopkin	Turn! Turn! Turn!	Promo video	2:52
4	Mary Hopkin	Those were The Days	TV Show - Stars Of The World	5:13
5	Mary Hopkin	Those were The Days	TV Show	5:15
6	Mary Hopkin	Those were The Days	Stars Of The World 15th October 1968	6:31
7	Mary Hopkin	Those were The Days	Live on French TV	4:12
8	Mary Hopkin	Those were The Days	TV Show	4:30
9	Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band	I'm The Urban Spaceman	Promo video	2:34
10	Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band	I'm The Urban Spaceman	BBC (Live)	2:29
11	Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band	I'm The Urban Spaceman	Beat Club 31st December 1968	2:30
12	Scaffold	Lily The Pink	TV	3:03
13	Iveys	Maybe Tomorrow	promo video	3:01
14	Beatles & Mary Hopkin	Revolution & Those Were the Days	France 16th November 1968 TV Ident "ina.fr" French commentary in Apple Studios	8:57
15	James Taylor	Something In The Way She Moves	Promo video	2:46
16	Iveys & Mary Hopkin	Maybe Tomorrow Those Were The Days Blackbird	Linea Contro, Italy 14th December 1968	6:01
17	Mary Hopkin	Lontano Dagli Occhi	San Remo Festival 31st January 1969	1:45
18	Jackie Lomax	You Got Me Thinking	German TV	2:24

D.V.D. 3   (1969 - 1972)

Total playing time: 75:43 (One hour, 15 minutes, 43 seconds)

Disc Menu plays something heavy

Before the disc starts there is an advert for a 50th Anniversary boxset of "The U.S. Albums".

No.	Artist	Title	Track Detail	Time
1	Mary Hopkin	Goodbye	Promo video 1 (with Paul)	1:56
2	Mary Hopkin	Goodbye	Promo video 2 (with Paul)	2:38
3	Mary Hopkin	Goodbye	Ed Sullivan Show 20th April 1969	2:53
4	Mary Hopkin	Goodbye	Beat Club 6th June 1969	2:27
5	Jack Bruce	Never Tell Your Mother She's Out Of Tune	29th August 1969	3:43
6	Badfinger	Come And Get It	Stereo mix (Same performance as track 11)	2:29
7	Badfinger	Come And Get It	Top Of The Pops 29th January 1970	2:25
8	Badfinger	Rock Of Ages	Beat Club 28th February 1970	4:09
9	Badfinger	Come And Get It	Beat Club 28th February 1970	3:13
10	Jackie Lomax	How The Web Was Woven	Beat Club 28th February 1970	3:05
11	Badfinger	Come And Get It	Hits A Go Go Switzerland 5th March 1970	3:03
12	Badfinger	Carry On Till Tomorrow	Hits A Go Go Switzerland 5th March 1970	6:21
13	Billy Preston	My Sweet Lord	4th September 1970	2:21
14	Badfinger	No Matter What	Promo version	3:16
15	Gary Wright & Wonderwheel	Two-Faced Man	Dick Cavett Show 23rd November 1971 (with George on guitar)	4:33
16	Badfinger	Day After Day	Set of Six 3rd May 1972	3:00
17	Badfinger	Day After Day	TV Studios 28th September 1972	3:20
18	Cilla Black (with Ringo & Basil)	The Snowman Song	Top Of The Pops 27th November 1971	1:18
19	Nilsson	You're Breaking My Heart	March 1972 - Session with Ringo	1:18
20	David Peel	Ballad of NYC/John Lennon	David Frost Show 16th December 1971 (with John & Yoko)	3:45
21	David Peel	Hippie From New York City	David Frost Show 16th December 1971 (with John & Yoko)	4:31
22	Nilsson	You're Breakin' My Heart	10th July 1972 Promo	3:19
23	Nilsson	Spaceman	Promo	3:43
24	Nilsson	At My Front Door	Promo	2:58

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