Rare Unreleased Beatle Songs that may or may not actually exist on Bootleg?

[MetallivilleBoots]

Hi,

I am looking for these original unreleased songs (done by members of The Beatles - Demos' O/T's etc) if they exist/or are available on any Beatles bootlegs out there?

1962:
Keep Looking This Way
Tip Of My Tongue

1963:
I'll Keep You Satisfied
Keep Your Hands off my baby (meant to be an original by them, not the same song as cover song they did for BBC Radio)

1964:
Woman
Always And Only
From A Window
I Don't Want To See You Again
Nobody I Know

1965:
Auntie Gin's Theme
Baby Jane
Eight Arms To Hold You
Maisy Jane
Rubber Soul
Scrambled Eggs
That's A Nice Hat

1966:
Colliding Circles

1967:
Beatle Talk
Not Unknown
Carnival Of Light

1968:
Jubilee
Revolution 3 - 8
Revolution, 10 through 22 (?)

1969:
Bad Penny Blues
Four Nights In Moscow
Just Dancing Around
Little Eddie
My Kind Of Girl
Swinging Days
When Everybody Comes To Town
When I came To Town
Zero Is Just Another Number

1967 + 1970 Versions of Peace Of Mind

Big thankyou to you all.

Glenn

[Yellowsubmarine]

A lot of titles you posted are fake.

The Beatles never recorded such songs like Colliding Circles.

[MarkRJones1970]

"Little Eddie"

[harrythebannister]

I’m still waiting to hear Ringo’s I Should Like To Live Up A Tree

[fab4gear]

I just want to hear The Beatles Live set at the NME 66 Poll Winners Concert, somebody in that massive crowd must have taped it that day!

[Mr Bump]

I Shoud Like To Live Up A Tree is probably just a bootlegger guessing the title of Octopus's Garden.

Paul runs through a piano version of Woman in the 1969 Get Back sessions.

Auntie Gin's Theme is a working title for I've Just Seen A Face.

Scrambled Eggs is a working title for Yesterday. (I've seen in interview with Paul where he sings 'scrambled eggs' to illustrate.)

That's A Nice Hat is a working title for It's Only Love.

Four Nights In Moscow and When Everybody Comes To Town/When I Came To Town are all working titles for Ringo's Early 1970.

Little Eddie = There You Are, Eddie - can ge beard in Get Back, as posted above.

The rest are dubious or non-circulating.

[kontroller]

A lot of titles you posted are fake.

The Beatles never recorded such songs like Colliding Circles.

I was always under the impression it was an alternative title for Circles, which they demoed in 1968.

[kontroller]

Oh and Jubilee was recorded in 1968, but by 1970 had been renamed as Junk

[kontroller]

Bad Penny Blues is the Humphrey Lyttleton track that was a big inspiration for Lady Madonna, so it's possible that the recording was played at Abbey Road during the Madonna sessions.

[Yellowsubmarine]

A lot of titles you posted are fake.

The Beatles never recorded such songs like Colliding Circles.

I was always under the impression it was an alternative title for Circles, which they demoed in 1968.

No, it wasn't. Actually it was a coincidence.

"Colliding Circles" and "Pink Litmus Paper Shirt" were listed as Revolver outtakes in an article by Martin Lewis in Disc magazine in 1971. “Colliding Circles” was said to have a John Lennon lead vocal, with “Pink Litmus Paper Shirt” sung by George Harrison.

In the late ’90s, Lewis finally came clean and confessed it was all a hoax. By then, however, the titles had circulated for so long that they’d become part of Beatles mythology, and ironically he had a hard time convincing some fans that he’d made the whole thing up.