If anyone has any outtakes or alternate versions from the Beatles, I need for my young daughter. Anytime a 13 year old has an interest in anything other than hip-hop I'll gladly search. Thanks.

Try this forum.
[pennylane.forumup.be]
You will have to register to get at all the goodies.

basically all there is for that track is alternate mixes that have been released. a stereo version , a mono version, a 1996 anthology mix and 1999 yellow submarine songtrack version

brian is singing thr backing vocals,,

FYI: Once you register at pennylane.forumup.be, you'll get an email saying that your registration has been received. BUT, you can't access the site until you get a second email saying that your registration is now activated. Well, I've been waiting almost four months for that second email. I'm wondering if the site is basically inactive now. Anyone have any info about it? Thanks.

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FYI: Once you register at pennylane.forumup.be, you'll get an email saying that your registration has been received. BUT, you can't access the site until you get a second email saying that your registration is now activated. Well, I've been waiting almost four months for that second email. I'm wondering if the site is basically inactive now. Anyone have any info about it? Thanks.

I checked it out myself and the first thing I saw was a banner ad splashing across the screen. Looks like the site is filled with ads and possible spyware.

Thanks, The Sicilian, that could explain a few things.

you can find beatles and other material by searching blogs as well though it is very time consuming you can try this link if you want
[blogsearch.google.com]

There's also this site:
maccaspan.com/forum

You have to register, but it's quick and easy. This site has stuff from the Beatles, as well as solo material from John, Paul, George, and Ringo, and, occasionally, from non-Beatles artists.

And, you might try:
octaner.blogspot.com

Another great source for Beatles-related stuff. No registration required.

"Both singer Marianne Faithfull and Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones were present during the recording of Yellow Submarine. They both contributed with vocals, and Brian Jones also contributed with sounds from chinking glasses."

This is according to a Beatles fans website.

Wow! I'd never heard that. Hope it's true.

here's a version labled as take 5
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Ghostryder,

A fantastic version with excellent clarity of backround sounds. Just played it for her and she loves it. I think you are converting a young fan.

For myself, I never really listened to it that way with the chinking glass and effects. Cool info straycat!

Very much appreciated for you efforts and all who posted. Thanks.

you're more than welcome , i was around 13 as well when i discovered both the stones and the beatles

I consider Yellow Submarine with Obla-dee-obla-da among the worst songs ever. Nevertheless they had enormous success worldwide but still wonder how comes, apart the fact that they camefrom the Beatles and, at that time, every single from the Fab Four was top in the charts.
I have a copy of the single Yellow Submarine but only because Brian is in it.

i still preffer yellow submarine over octopus's garden any day though

Hi!
There are also live versions from Ringo and Macca also did this live

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I consider Yellow Submarine with Obla-dee-obla-da among the worst songs ever. Nevertheless they had enormous success worldwide but still wonder how comes, apart the fact that they camefrom the Beatles and, at that time, every single from the Fab Four was top in the charts.
I have a copy of the single Yellow Submarine but only because Brian is in it.

Agree. Yellow Sub ruined the otherwise stellar Revolver. The only thing worse than Ob La Di is Maxwell's Silver Hammer, which ruined the otherwise stellar Abbey Road. Ringo said it's his most hated song ever, because Macca demanded a million takes.

I haven't visited this site in a long while, so I don't know what's still available, but there was/is some interesting Beatles stuff here.

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