- That Means A Lot - Take 20 1:13
- That Means A Lot - Take 22 2:09
- That Means A Lot - Takes 23 + 24 2:09
- That Means A Lot - “test” Take 0:54
- Help! - Take 1 0:36
- Help! - Takes 2 + 3 2:08
- Help! - Studio Chat 0:35
- Help! - Take 4 2:16
- Help! - Take 5 2:52
- Help! - Take 6 0:40
- Help! - Tuning + Chat 0:30
- Help! - Take 7 1:48
- Help! - Takes 8 + 9 2:56
- Help! - Take 10 2:27
- Help! - Take 11 0:19
- Help! - Take 12 2:26
- Help! - Rs From Take 12 2:22
- Run For Your Life - Take 1 Announcement 0:14
- Run For Your Life - Studio Chat 0:25
- Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) - Take 1 2:11
- Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) - Take 1, Alternate Mix 2:02
- Day Tripper - Take 1 2:28
- Day Tripper - Takes 2 + 3 3:48
- We Can Work It Out - Take 1 2:00
- Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) - Take 2 2:27
- Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) - Take 4 2:34
- I’m Looking Through You - Take 1 3:14
- I’m Looking Through You - Take 1 Alt. Mix 0:55
- We Can Work It Out - Take 2 2:25
- 12-Bar Original - Takes 1 + 2 7:21
- 12-Bar Original - Rehearsal Take 1:51
- 12-Bar Original - Rm1 6:42
Notes
DISC FOUR, shrouded in a haze of herbal smoke, opens with a remake of the hapless "That Means A Lot". The session tape for "Help!" puts you smack dab in EMI #2 as the band struggles with, and ultimately conquers, one of their best numbers. October 1965 arrives bearing a great batch of RUBBER SOUL offcuts, many as good as the ones that ended up on the album. And best of all, the alternates of "I'm Looking Through You" and "12-Bar Original" are in true uncut stereo, unlike certain Apple releases.
SOURCES:
TURN ME ON, DEAD MAN: THE JOHN BARRETT TAPES: 1-4, 20, 25, 30
STUDIO SESSIONS, 1965-66: 5-7, 9-18, 22-24, 29
ABBEY ROAD VIDEO SHOW: 8, 28
A DAY IN THE LIFE: 19
MORE MASTERS: 20, 26
ANOTHER SESSIONS... PLUS: 21, 32
BACK TRACK: 26-27
ARRIVE WITHOUT AGING: 30-31