Programa 168 - The Beatles White Album (Parte2)

from Bienvenido a los 90 · host Roberto Martínez

Emitido el 18/06/2015 en www.radioutopia.es Volvemos a la carga con el segundo programa especial dedicado al "White Album" que los Beatles grabaron en 1968. Si en el primer capítulo repasábamos como se iniciaban las grabaciones y en que condiciones se encontraban los cuatro Beatles, en el programa de hoy nos sumergimos de lleno en las sesiones que de repartieron por dos estudios de Londres, Abbey Road y Trident Studios, situado en el barrio del Soho, allí los Beatles por primera vez grabarían en un 8 pistas. En este segundo programa también escuchamos las colaboraciones y arreglos que estaban haciendo para otros artistas emergentes fichados por Apple Records como Jackie Lomax, James Taylor o Billy Preston. En el estudio contamos con la colaboración de JAVIER RANGEL, sin su ayuda no hubiera sido posible realizar un programa tan detallado. Y también nos ayuda FELIPE COUSELO con sus siempre sabias palabras sobre uno de los mejores grupos de la historia. Espero que disfrutes tanto escuchando el programa como nosotros haciéndolo. Lo que sonó: 1 - Revolution 2 - Cry Baby Cry 3 - Can You Take Me Back (Descarte) 4 - Hey Jude 5 - Not Guilty (Peter Sellers Tape) 6 - Mother Nature's Son 7 - What's The New Mary Jane (Esher Demo) 8 - Rocky Raccon (Esher Demo) 9 - Lectura del libro de Geoff Emerick 10 - Etcetera + Wild Honey Pie 11 - Back In The U.S.S.R. 12 - Dear Prudence 13 - Glass Onion 14 - I Will 15 - Jackie Lomax - Sour Milk Sea (Harrison) 16 - James Taylor - Carolina In My Mind 17 - Billy Preston - Do What You Want 18 - Birthday 19 - Piggies 20 - Happines Is A Warn Gun 21 - Savoy Truffle 22 - Martha My Dear (Dedicada a Marta) 23 - Long Long Long 24 - I'm So Tired 25 - The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill 26 - Why Don't We Do It In The Road? 22 - Julia 23 - Audio de Felipe Couselo 24 - George Harrison - Circles (Gone Troppo 1982) 25 - Paul McCartney - Junk (McCartney 1970) 26 - John Lennon - Jealous Guy (Imagine 1971) (Child Of Nature Demo 1968)

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