The Beatles Sgt Peppes

In 2006, the Beatles coaxed producer George Martin out of retirement to remix and rearrange several of their iconic songs for Cirque du Soleil’s Las Vegas stage production Love. Martin, though, had a worry: At age 80 his hearing had turned difficult, and so he brought in a collaborator: his son Giles. The younger Martin had produced classical music, as well as recordings by Kula Shaker, Jeff Beck, Elvis Costello and Kate Bush. “He’s my ears,” George Martin said. What ears they turned out to be: Giles recombined parts of many of the Beatles’ songs into a mash-up of the band’s audio history, sometimes encapsulating much of it in a single song. “Get Back” opened with George Harrison’s memorable thrum from “A Hard Day’s Night” and Ringo Starr’s drum prologue from “The End,” caught sight of an overpassing jet from “Back in the U.S.S.R.,” pulled in part of the audience’s expectant murmur from “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” and borrowed a bit of the orchestral swell from “A Day in the Life,” landing on John Lennon’s “Glass Onion.”

Sgt. Pepper Rock Band Remix is a 2010 bootleg compilation of the music by British pop band The Beatles. It is taken from the multi-tracks of the Beatles video game Rock Band and while many versions have surfaced since the files surfaced online, this is a nice one, all tracks remixed by someone credited simply as "TJT". When this was organized, it went longer than the compact disc length of 80 minutes,

Kenny Everett Meets Sgt. Pepper is a unique gathering of different mixes and unmixes, which was part of an original radio broadcast in 1967. This was gathered through the help of friends at Remasters Workshop in 2011.

A documentation of the influences that went on to help create the seminal album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

It was 50 years ago when The Beatles John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr astonished and delighted the world, ushering in the Summer of Love with Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, a groundbreaking masterwork that became popular music's most universally acclaimed album.

The Lost Pepperland Reel And Other Rarities is a Beatles bootleg released on the Vigotone label in 1994. True to its title, it features various elements of the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band multi-track, all done before the Rock Band game made it possible for people to extract it in that way.

And the Band Begins to Play is an in-depth, 12-volume guide to every song recorded by the Beatles. Part Eight examines the Sgt Pepper LP, the Magical Mystery Tour EP and associated singles.

'The Lost Album' project was born from the idea of gathering for the first time all the Beatles unreleased compositions.
Also relevant variations of known Beatles compositions, improvs, jams, and cover versions performed by the group
that were never included in any studio album or single. Many of these tracks come from demos, home recordings, rehearsals, etc, so the original quality is low. In this album we try to improve the audio quality as much as possible, recovering audio drops, fixing technical problems, speed correction, recording failures and so on. Software tools have been used to clean, remaster and enhance the tracks, without ever losing the fidelity to their originals. Short and unfinished songs were sewn into each other, with soft transitions, resulting in a more consistent track. Overdubs and collages were all extracted from original Beatles material, from their period of activity (1958 to 1969). And the Bus makes his bonus ride… Bruno Ribeiro & The Producers © 2019 - UK - Not For Sale!