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Anthology (Vol.3)
The Beatles
Anthology
(Vol.3)
- RECORD LABEL: Apple (Capitol)
- CATALOG NUMBER: CDP 8-34451-2
- DATE OF RELEASE: October 29, 1996
- NUMBER OF TRACKS: 50
- TRACK LISTINGS:
Note: Songs marked with
an
asterisk (*)
are songs having a lyrics page
Disc One
- A Beginning
(Instrumental) (G. Martin)
- Happiness is a Warm Gun
- Helter Skelter
- Mean Mr. Mustard
- Polythene Pam
- Glass Onion
- Junk
* (P. McCartney)
- Piggies (Harrison)
- Honey Pie
- Don't Pass Me By (Starkey)
- Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
- Good Night
- Cry Baby Cry
- Blackbird
- Sexy Sadie
- While My Guitar Gently Weeps
(Harrison)
- Hey Jude
- Not
Guilty* (Harrison)
- Mother Nature's Son
- Glass Onion
- Rocky Raccoon
- What's
the New Mary Jane*
-
Step Inside Love* // Los Paranoias*
(Lennon/McCartney) //
(Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starkey)
- I'm So Tired
- I Will
- Why Don't We Do It In The Road
- Julia
Disc Two
- I've Got A Feeling
- She Came In Through The Bathroom
Window
- Dig A Pony
- Two Of Us
- For You Blue (Harrison)
- Teddy
Boy* (P. McCartney)
- Medley*
:
- Rip It
Up (R.
Blackwell/
J. Marascalco)
- Shake Rattle and
Roll (C. Calhoun)
- Blue Suede
Shoes (C. Perkins)
- The Long And Winding Road
- Oh! Darling
- All
Things Must Pass* (G.
Harrison)
- Mailman
Bring Me No More Blues*
(R.Roberts/B. Katz/S.Clayton)
- Get Back
- Old Brown Shoe (Harrison)
- Octopus's Garden (Starkey)
- Maxwell's Silver Hammer
- Something (Harrison)
- Come Together
-
Come And Get It*
(P. McCartney)
- Ain't She Sweet
[M. Ager (music)/
J. Yellen (lyric)]
- Because
- Let It Be
- I Me Mine (Harrison)
- The End
All songs composed by
Lennon/McCartney unless otherwise
specified
Background
For Anthology 3, there are no new
songs to look forward to as there was on Volumes 1
and 2. Here, this final installment of the Anthology
series covers the last three years of the
Beatles career as a group (1968-1970).
Here you will find outtakes from The Beatles
(White Album), Abbey Road, and especially
Let it Be, where most of the output
during the Let it Be sessions consisted
mostly of jam sessions involving oldies
such as Shake Rattle and Roll, Rip it
Up, and others. There were also demos of songs
from
this period of Beatledom that were destined to be on
solo Beatles
albums such as George Harrison's All
Things Must Pass and Paul McCartney's
Teddy Boy. The demo for Badfinger's song
Come and Get
It with Paul composing and
playing on the demo tape is shown here
as well.
This final version of the Anthology
series caps the end of what Beatles
publicist Derek Taylor called "the
twentieth century's greatest romance". A splendid
time was indeed had by all.
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