Unidentified Beatles Audio Files

[beatlesondvd]

I have several files that I downloaded ca. 2010, and they seem to originate from a fan-made project, possibly on BZ, but I cannot find a track list that matches what I have. Does anyone know?

Unknown Disc #1
Track 04 of 31: "1964-04-29-Forth-Radio-Edinburgh-alt-1"

Unknown Disc #2
Track 23 of 26: "1964-06-14-Ringo-w-Garvin-Rutherford" (4:41)
Track 24 of 26: "1964-06-14-Ringo-At-Mascot-Airport" (4:21)

Unknown Disc #3
Track 32 of 34: "1964-06-23-32-Wellington-w-Bob-Rogers" (7:09)

Unknown Disc #4
Track 02 of 13: "1964-06-26-Dunedin-w-Bob-Rogers" (15:59)
Track 03 of 13: "1964-06-29-Brisbane-Press-Conference (0:48)
Track 06 of 13: "1964-07-01-1964-174-2SM" (8:53)
Track 09 of 13: "1964-07-07-Scene-at-6-30" (1:12)
Track 10 of 13: "1964-07-10-Scene-at-6-30" (2:18)
Track 12 of 13: "1964-07-11-A-Hard-Day-s-Night-Open-End-Promo" (16:57)

Unknown Disc #5
1964-08-18 64-201 Winnipeg - Int'l Airport / CJAY Channel 7 News - Bob Burns - Raw Footage (2:22)
1964-08-18 64-203 Los-Angeles-International-Airport-Press-Conference (10:09)
1964-08-18 64-206 San-Francisco-Hilton-Press-Conference (10:15)

Unknown Disc #6
Track 02 of 15: "1964-08-25-John-w-Larry-Kane" (17:33)

Unknown Disc #7
"1964-08-28-Bonus-WABC-with-George" (0:48)

Unknown Disc #8
Track 15 of 23: "1964-09-07-Toronto-Interview-(64-271ii)-(5-40)" (5:41)

Unknown Disc #9
Track 23 of 26: "1964-09-08-Bonus-Ringo-Says-Hi-To-Greg" (0:14)

Unknown Disc #10
Track 03 of 19: "1968-03-26-Richard-Whitmore-w-Paul-+-Jane-68023" (2:29)

Unknown Disc #11
Track 55 of 57: "1965-06-20to22-The-Beatles-65068" (0:28)

[alphabeatles]

Seems to be "Some Old Interviews V4.0"

[dinsdalep]

Most of these seem to be from my personal "Compleat" compilations at the time, for instance this disc:

JUNE 25 - JULY 11, 1964:

JUNE 25:

1) Auckland w/Bob Rogers - 64168
​Length: 4:53
​Source: f*ck! (bootleg LP)

JUNE 26:

2) Dunedin w/Bob Rogers - 64169
​Length: 15:58
​Source: f*ck! (bootleg LP)/INSIDE INTERVIEWS: TALK DOWNUNDER: AUSTRALIA BEATLEMANIA (CD)

JUNE 29:

3) Brisbane press conference - 64171
​Length: 0:47
​Source: tape source

4) Brisbane w/Tony Macarthur - 64172
​Length: 3:04
​Source: INSIDE INTERVIEWS: TALK DOWNUNDER: AUSTRALIA BEATLEMANIA (CD)

JULY 1:

5) Mascot Airport interviews - 64173
​Length: 12:35
​Source: FROM BRITAIN… WITH BEAT! (CD)

6) Mascot Airport w/Bob Rogers - 64174
​Length: 10:09
​Source: INSIDE INTERVIEWS: TALK DOWNUNDER: AUSTRALIA BEATLEMANIA (CD)

JULY 2:

7) It’s For You - 64175
​Length: 2:24
​Source: THE COMPLETE SONGS THE BEATLES GAVE AWAY (CDR)

ca. JULY 7:

8) Ringo w/Murray The “K” - 64177
​Length: 0:27
​Source: TIMELESS II (CD)

JULY 7:

9) “Scene At 6.30” - 64179
​Length: 1:12
​Source: RARE PHOTOS & INTERVIEW CD VOL. 1 (CD)

JULY 10:

10) “Scene At 6.30” - 64180
​Length: 2:17
​Source: video

JULY 11:

11) “Top Gear” promos - 64181
​Length: 2:40
​Source: THE BEATLES BROADCAST COLLECTION TRAILER 1 (bootleg CD)

12) “A Hard Day’s Night” open-end promo - 64182
​Length: 16:56
​Source: HISTORIC INTERVIEWS, VOLUME TWO (cassette)/MOVIEMANIA! (CD)

BONUS TRACK:
13) Fans at Mascot Airport
​Length: 2:23
​Source: FROM BRITAIN… WITH BEAT! (CD)

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No recollection of why I uploaded them in 2010, unless they were requests for the Brown Zebra project or something.

[beatlesondvd]

Thanks, dinsdaleP. Do you still have a tracklist for those Compleat comps?

[dinsdalep]

I do, way too long to post here, but if you have any questions I can consult them.

[beatlesondvd]

I just stumbled upon an unidentified interview of the Beatles, recorded some time in late March or April 1964, regarding the filming of 'A Hard Day's Night'. I checked with John Winn's "Way Beyond Compare" but couldn't find it.

It's part of the 'Some Old Interviews' collection, from a June 1970 re-broadcast.

Paul and George talk about hating having to get up early, John about hating to hang around between takes, and losing track of the film's plot, George saying they ended up sending up the Lionel Blair dance routine, and saying one of his suggestions for the film's title was 'Ben-Hair'!

Any idea?

[Lord Reith]

Yes, it's "Movie Go Round" from the BBC.

[beatlesondvd]

Here are some more undated items from the 1960s. If anyone knows where they're from, I'd be most grateful.

• Paul has no idea why anyone likes the Beatles and says he can't account for it, except that they like people, so maybe that helps (0:08)

• A reporter asks how they explain their hair, and John replies that it just comes out of their head (0:08)

• Derek Taylor, repeating a question from a reporter, asks what are each Beatle's favourite songs, "starting with Paul" (0:19)

• Paul says it never gets near enough to getting killed, and that there's enough police and people around all the time (0:32)

• John says he just though of the name Beatles "as a name -- a rose by any other." / Paul talks about young people's way of showing appreciation / Ringo explains why he shortened 'Starkey' to 'Starr' (0:49)

• George says he's known Paul for eleven years, and talks about the upside of being able to tell your friends everything (0:26)

• John is asked whether their fans' devotion is essentially religious in nature (1:27).

• George sings 'Hare Krishna Mantra' and 'Jai Guru Dev', and demonstrates something on the harmonium (2:12).

• John sings 'Oh, how happy we could be, ABCDEFG', and he and Kenny Everett send up Eamonn Andrews.

• John says he used to always film going in the car, back and forth from work, and about Apple's film department.

• John sings an acapella version of 'The Ballad of John and Yoko' in his limousine.

• John says his biography now reads 'Born, lived, and met Yoko'.

• John gauges his reaction from letters and press cuttings from every country.

• John tells the 'old cliche story' of meeting Yoko at the Indica Gallery.

• John is worried about the whereabout of his guitar while someone asks him a religious question.

• John says he felt the 'Paul Is Dead' hoax was a sick joke, and that he didn't originate it.

• John talks (over the phone) about channeling violence, and about a place where murderous maniacs could kill one another.

I've also ascertained the date of the Beatles' car interview in Paris, which was taped en route from the airport to the Hôtel George V, on the day they arrived (20 June 1965).