Get Back to Let It Be...Dissected: Carl Perkins

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Friday, October 13, 2017

Act Three Scene Two Roll 38-A + 64-B

While Richie is away, Sir Paul will play

Ringo is still missing from the set, but is soon to arrive. Paul continues on drums and the remaining Beatles continue their three man show. First song up: their 1965 Beatlemania era recording and North American tour song Dizzy Miss Lizzy.

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Wednesday, October 11, 2017

Act Three Scene One Roll 32-A + 62-B

Don't you know that you can count me out (in)

A sloppy jam, which recalls the iconic American rock standard 'Louie Louie' suddenly jells into yet another interesting warm-up instrumental, titled 'Improvization (012)'.

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Thursday, October 5, 2017

Act Two Scene One: Rolls 13-A + 50-B

John and Yoko arrive, and the rehearsals officially start. On this morning, the Beatles initiate a pattern that they repeat for most of the month. Mornings generally begin with the band entertaining themselves by performing an incredible warm up concert consisting of improvisations (some quite bizarre and hilarious), oldies but goldies, and comedy covers of their own and other peoples songs.

This has to be one of the all time delightfully weird band warm-ups.

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