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In late 1980, this weird album called Syzygy dropped out of nowhere by some unknown band called The Solar Eclipse. John was super paranoid about putting out new music after five years away, so he secretly got back together with Paul to record it and dumped the tapes on EMI under a fake name to mess with the press. They threw in a bunch of brand-new 1980 tracks alongside some old unreleased vault stuff, creating total chaos for fans trying to figure out if it was actually them.

Side One
1. Let 'Em In
2. #9 Dream
3. Tears of the World
4. This Guitar (Can't Keep From Crying)
5. No No Song
6. Move Over Ms. L
7. Silly Love Songs

Side Two
1. What You Got
2. Beware of Darkness
3. Warm and Beautiful
4. Cookin' (In the Kitchen of Love)
5. Goodnight Vienna
6. Tennessee
7. Beware My Love

My rendition of McCartney i.

Side One
1. Come and Get It
2. Every Night
3. Etcetera
4. Junk
5. Heather
6. That Would Be Something

Side Two
1. In Spite of All the Danger
2. I Lost My Little Girl
3. Thinking of Linking
4. Teddy Boy
5. Momma Miss America
6. Maybe I’m Amazed
7. Suicide
8. Goodbye

Instead of meeting Brian Epstein they continue their greasy teddy boy look in Hamburg, not touching a tailored suit. Ringo at this point remains in his band for the time being but after this release Pete is on thin ice.

The beat brothers was their name when helping out Tony Sheridan.

Mach Schau!

Side A
1. I'll Follow the Sun (Paul McCartney)

2. Nothin' Shakin' (But the Leaves on the
Trees) (George Harrison)

3. Love Me Tender (Stuart Sutcliffe)

4. One After 909 (John Lennon & Paul McCartney)

5. Boys (Pete Best)

6. Hello Little Girl (John Lennon)

7. Bésame Mucho (Paul McCartney)

Side B

8. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Cry (Over You) (John Lennon)

9. Like Dreamers Do (Paul McCartney)

10. Crying, Waiting, Hoping (George Harrison)

11. Fever (Paul McCartney)

12. The Sheik of Araby (George Harrison)

13. Take Good Care of My Baby (George Harrison)

14. Kansas City / Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey! (Paul McCartney)

SIDE A
1. REVOLUTION
2. RAIN
3. HEY BULLDOG
4. SHE SAID SHE SAID
5. TAXMAN
6. TICKET TO RIDE

SIDE B
7. THE WORD
8. I WANT YOU (SHE'S SO HEAVY)
9. TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS
10. I AM THE WALRUS
11. HEY JUDE

I obviously knew wonderwall and don’t look back in anger. But as soon as I heard Columbia, fuckin hell it’s love, man. And then yesterday I heard Famikiar to Millions all the way through and it’s great too, go let it out another amazing live opener.

Idk what it is but there music is so addicting. Morning glory is by far my favourite song, and then Columbia.

Do you guys have a specific memory of when you started your oasis ‘journey’?

After the antics of January 10th 1969 get to Harrison, he storms out and drives to Liverpool. To take time with family. Then throughout march to August, Harrison works with Jackie Lomax, Bob Dylan, and Leon Russel. Clapton agrees to replace George hence the lack of Clapton, and Preston is still working with the Beatles.

In October 1969, Harrison released his 3rd solo album, after Wonderwall and Electronic Sound. However this one is much more well received. But not as much as his follow up All things must pass.

Tracklist.

**SIDE ONE**
**1. WAH-WAH**
**2. NOT GUILTY**
**3. I BEG OF YOU**
**4. RUN OF THE MILL**
**5. WEDDING BELLS (ARE BREAKING UP THAT OLD GANG OF MINE)**
**6. HEAR ME LORD**
**SIDE TWO**
**1. I'D HAVE YOU ANYTIME**
**2. SIGN ON THE WINDOW** ***(Featuring Bob Dylan)***
**3. WINDOW, WINDOW**
**4. SOUR MILK SEA** ***(Featuring Jackie Lomax)***
**5. DARK BLUES JAM (Out the Blue)**

**Single- September 29th - Sour Milk Sea**

**PERSONNEL**
**GEORGE HARRISON — Lead Vocals, Guitars**
**KLAUS VOORMANN — Bass Guitar**
**RINGO STARR (cheeky) — Drums, Percussion**
**LEON RUSSELL — Piano, Organ**
**SPECIAL GUESTS**
**BOB DYLAN — Co-Lead Vocal & Guitar on** ***Sign On The Window***
**JACKIE LOMAX — Co-Lead Vocal on** ***Sour Milk Sea***
**PRODUCTION & LEGAL**
**Produced by George Harrison & Glyn Johns**
**Engineered by Glyn Johns**
**Recorded at Olympic Sound Studios, London and Friar Park, Henley-on-Thames**
**An Apple Record**
**Manufactured by EMI Records Ltd., Hayes, Middlesex, England**
**℗ 1969 Apple Records Ltd. / EMI Records Ltd.**
All Rights Reserved. Unauthorised Public Performance, Broadcasting and Copying Prohibited. Printed and made in Great Britain by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd.

15th December 1995. Paul arranges an impromptu concert at the Crocodile, Seattle. After off the ground, Paul wanted to get out and play after the success of the anthology. Even more fans of the Beatles old and new attend.

DISC 1

Side A:

1. Band on the Run
2. Jet
3. My Brave Face
4. Hope of Deliverance
5. Every Night

Side B:
6. Six O'Clock
7. Maybe I'm Amazed
8. Coming Up
9. Drive My Car
10. One After 909

DISC 2

Side C:

1. I've Got a Feeling
2. Imagine
3. My Sweet Lord (Lead Vocals: Hamish Stuart / Guitar: David Gilmour)
4. I Saw Her Standing There
5. Helter Skelter

Side D:
6. Twenty fine fingers (with Elvis Costello)
7. My Brave Face / Veronica (Medley — with Elvis Costello)
8. Come Together (with Noel Gallagher)
9. Live Forever (Lead Vocals: Noel Gallagher)
10. The End (with Noel Gallagher and Hamish Stuart)
11. Singalong Junk

I’m really fine.

Mid way through their university tour they visit the Viking Bar to play. Feb 9th 1972. Fueled by marijuana Paul wrecks his voice during this gig.

WINGS: LIVE AT THE VIKING '72
(Bootleg Audience Cassette, B+ Grade)

PART ONE

1. Mumbo
2. Lucille
3. Hippy Hippy Shake
4. Smile Away
5. Oo You
6. Carol
7. Taxman

PART TWO
8. When the Wind is Blowing
9. Some People Never Know
10. Yellow Submarine
11. Denny Laine (Penny Lane!)

PART THREE
12. One After 909
13. Eat at Home
14. Bip Bop
15. Monkberry Moon Delight
16. Tomorrow
17. Long Tall Sally (Encore)

Some people asked for this so here’s my take! Hope you enjoy