Rude Studio Demos - вопросы по существу

Бутлег 1989 года от Columbus Records (Бельгия) с интересным содержимым: помимо вошедших в него "Tug Of War" demos приятно обнаружить несколько unrealised songs. Только три из них (как мне кажется) издавались на других CD: отрывочно "Stop You Don't Know Where She Came From" - на Oobu Joobu Part 5 & 17, фрагмент "Boil Crisis" - на Oobu Joobu Part 2 и 2 варианта "It Seems Like Old Times" - на Oobu Joobu Part 2 в 1995 году.
Хотя запись этого бутлега датируется 1980 годом, в "The Paul McCartney Encyclopedia" Билла Харри история возникновения например "Boil Crisis" отнесена к 1977 году, а про остальные неизданные вещи с этого диска (Hear Me Lover, Stop You Don't Know Where She Came From, Unbelievable Experience, Give Us A Chord Roy, Seems Like Old Times) вообще нет никакой информации.
Поможем Биллу Харри вспомнить всё? :)

А че помогать? и так всё ясно...

Очень интересный бутлег! Один из моих любимых у Пола.
Вышеперечисленные вещи можно найти и на других бутлегах, ибо бутлеги не ограничиваются серией Убу Джубу ;))

Скоро я надеюсь на сайт будет выложена энциклопедия "8 arms to hold you" - там есть информация об этих вещах.

home recordings
Park Gate Studio - Sussex
August 1980

"Hear Me Lover"

Rude Studio Demos (Columbus Records CD 080)

home recordings
Park Gate Studio - Sussex
August 1980

Stop, You Don't Know Where She Came From

Rude Studio Demos (Columbus Records CD 080) and
Oobu Joobu Part 5 (Yellow Cat YC 049) or
Oobu Joobu Part 17 (Yellow Cat YC 061)

Now that he had helped Ringo attempt to resuscitate his recording career, it was time for Paul to figure out the next move of his own. With the (apparent) help of Denny Laine on some of the songs, he laid down several demos for a projected new LP project that would reunite him with George Martin. An August 1980 compilation of demos was prepared for George consisted of old and new material for consideration for the upcoming LP project. The running order of the tape was as follows: 'Seems Like Old Times', 'Ballroom Dancing', 'Take It Away', Turkey And Peacock' (perhaps an early version of 'Peacocks'), 'It's As Simple As That (Tremolo Cello)', 'Robber Riff', 'We All Stand Together'. 'Stiff Tracks' (most likely 'Boil Crisis' and 'Give Us A Chord, Roy' which were much like the tunes being released by Stiff Records at the time), 'Keep Under Cover', 'Average Person', 'Unbelievable Experience', 'Stop, You Don't Know Where She Came From', Wanderlust' and 'Ebony And Ivory'. While some of the songs ('Take It Away', 'Ballroom Dancing') were particularly strong, some of the tunes Paul submitted ('The Unbelievable Experience', 'Boil Crisis') were bad enough to force George to tell Paul to scrap them and write more; this he did. However, in 1987, an excellent quality tape of some of this material was released on bootleg as Rude Studio Demos (a CD version was issued in 1989 from the same tape). In 1995. excerpts of several of the tracks were aired on various episodes of Oobu Joobu, and although they were in superior quality to the bootlegged versions, all of the airings were incomplete (thus the dual recommendations on those songs).

rude studio demos
Campbeltown, Scotland
c. Summer 1977

Boil Crisis

Home Demos (Orange Fourteen) (Tr. 7) and
London Town Roughs & Demos (Mistral MM 9105)

The version of 'Boil Crisis' that was included on the collection of Tug Of War-era demos, Rude Studio Demos, used this demo as the basic track, and is an inline recording (see 1980). The introduction is complete on that collection as well. This song is quite possibly the nadir of the unreleased McCartney canon.

home recordings
Park Gate Studio - Sussex
August 1980

Boil Crisis

Rude Studio Demos (Columbus Records CD 080) and
Oobu Joobu Part 2 (Yellow Cat YC 046)

Now that he had helped Ringo attempt to resuscitate his recording career, it was time for Paul to figure out the next move of his own. With the (apparent) help of Denny Laine on some of the songs, he laid down several demos for a projected new LP project that would reunite him with George Martin. An August 1980 compilation of demos was prepared for George consisted of old and new material for consideration for the upcoming LP project. The running order of the tape was as follows: 'Seems Like Old Times', 'Ballroom Dancing', 'Take It Away', Turkey And Peacock' (perhaps an early version of 'Peacocks'), 'It's As Simple As That (Tremolo Cello)', 'Robber Riff', 'We All Stand Together'. 'Stiff Tracks' (most likely 'Boil Crisis' and 'Give Us A Chord, Roy' which were much like the tunes being released by Stiff Records at the time), 'Keep Under Cover', 'Average Person', 'Unbelievable Experience', 'Stop, You Don't Know Where She Came From', Wanderlust' and 'Ebony And Ivory'. While some of the songs ('Take It Away', 'Ballroom Dancing') were particularly strong, some of the tunes Paul submitted ('The Unbelievable Experience', 'Boil Crisis') were bad enough to force George to tell Paul to scrap them and write more; this he did. However, in 1987, an excellent quality tape of some of this material was released on bootleg as Rude Studio Demos (a CD version was issued in 1989 from the same tape). In 1995. excerpts of several of the tracks were aired on various episodes of Oobu Joobu, and although they were in superior quality to the bootlegged versions, all of the airings were incomplete (thus the dual recommendations on those songs).

rude studio demos
Campbeltown, Scotland
c. 1978

It Seems Like Old Times

Oobu Joobu Part 2 (Yellow Cat YC 046)
Oobu Joobu Part 2 (Yellow Cat YC 046)

home recordings
Park Gate Studio - Sussex
August 1980

Seems Like Old Times (studio demo)

Rude Studio Demos (Columbus Records CD 080)

Да, последние три демки относятся к периоду конца 70-х.

Этот бутлег позже был переиздан под названием Rude Studio Demos (Upgraded Version). Качество звука на нем существенно выше, а также добавлены несколько дополнительных вещей.
http://www.barroco.com.br/~jrad/P-RUDESTUDIOSDEMOS1980.html

Песня же Hear Me Lover не является неизданной - она вышла как составляющая песни The Pound is Sinking

Спасибо Кириллу Егорову, который распознавал этй книгу!

В информации о песне привено сначала название сессии, затем название, затем лучшие аудио-источники.

2Xmastime: "Hear Me Lover" выходила на:

Rude Studio Demos (Columbus Records, CD 080)
Studio Tracks Vol.4 (Chapter One, CO25147)
Alternate Takes 1979-1981 (TJT Productions, TJT-056)
Fab Trax Volume 7 (MPL (Fake), CDP 7243 5 35510 2 5)
Give Us A Chord Paul (Angry Dog, AD 9901)

http://www.bootlegzone.com/songxref.php?sid=1098§ion=3

Кстати, Rude Studio Demos - также один из моих любимых бутлегов.

--->Corvin
Вся выложенная тобой информация - из "Eight arms to hold you"?

Да

2 Corvin

Это хорошо, что она выходила на этих бутлегах, никто не спорит. Я же говорил лишь о том, что песня была издана ОФИЦИАЛЬНО, но как часть другой.

Никто же не причисляет к неизданным "Woke up, fell out of bed" или "Everybody had a Hard Year"

Есть ли так говорить то, и Can You Take Me Back официально издана.....

И Suicide