- Published: [London ; New York] : Hollywood, Calif. : Apple ; Manufactured by Capitol, p1996.
- Year Published: 1996
- Description: 2 sound discs : digital, chiefly stereo. ; 4 3/4 in.
- Language: English
- Format: CD
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- 1884409296 :
- 2438344512
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Rock Paul McCartney John Lennon George Harrison The Beatles Ringo Starr British rock Classic Rock Jeff Lynne Rock & Roll
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Compact discs.
A beginning -- Happiness is a warm gun -- Helter skelter -- Mean Mr. Mustard -- Polythene Pam -- Glass onion -- Junk -- Piggies -- Honey pie
Don't pass me by -- Ob-la-di, ob-la-da -- Good night -- Cry baby cry -- Blackbird -- Sexy Sadie -- While my guitar gently weeps -- Hey Jude -- Not guilty -- Mother nature's son -- Glass onion -- Rocky Raccoon -- What's the new Mary Jane -- Step inside love ; -- Los paranoias -- I'm so tired -- I will -- Why don't we do it in the road -- Julia -- I've got a feeling -- She came in through the bathroom window -- Dig a pony -- Two of us -- For you blue -- Teddy boy -- Rip it up ; -- Shake, rattle and roll ; -- Blue suede shoes -- The long and winding road -- Oh! darling -- All things must pass -- Mailman, bring me no more blues -- Get back -- Old brown shoe -- Octopus's garden -- Maxwell's silver hammer -- Something -- Come together -- Come and get it -- Ain't she sweet -- Because -- Let it be -- I me mine -- The end.
The Beatles (John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr) with Billy Preston, keyboards on some tracks.
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It Could Have Been So Much Better
From their highly prolific period, in which John, Paul, and George were writing a lot of material that didn't get waxed, Anthology 3 is in that sense a treasure trove. Especially from a George point of view, because it features the original version of "Not Guilty" (a great rocker that appeared in a much softer version on his 1979 eponymous album) and an acoustic version of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," which recently showed up on The Beatles' Love.
The reason I say this could have been so much better is because as all Beatles fans hopefully know, during those disastrous Get Back sessions, the tapes were constantly rolling and The Beatles were constantly playing both their songs and standards (a lot of Abbey Road songs surfaced at Get Back.) A few of those made it here, but more are yet unreleased. Unfortunately, because McCartney talked about how they got "Half-way through" editing the Let It Be movie for DVD, he said it called up too many bad memories and seemed to hint it might be a while before that movie shows up.
The reason I say this could have been so much better is because as all Beatles fans hopefully know, during those disastrous Get Back sessions, the tapes were constantly rolling and The Beatles were constantly playing both their songs and standards (a lot of Abbey Road songs surfaced at Get Back.) A few of those made it here, but more are yet unreleased. Unfortunately, because McCartney talked about how they got "Half-way through" editing the Let It Be movie for DVD, he said it called up too many bad memories and seemed to hint it might be a while before that movie shows up.
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