The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan Written And Narrated by Geoffrey GiulianoThe Savage Young Beatles In Hamburg 1961 (A Musical Biography)

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Released in a standard jewel case with a 4 page booklet.

1. Introduction By The Author 2:44
2. George Harrison Recalls The Beatles' Early Days In Hamburg 2:09
3. Beatles Bodyguard, Horst Fascher Remembers The Group's Dedication To Their Art 0:35
4. Lennon Confidante Fred Seaman Recalls John's Feelings On The Beatles' Early Days 1:54
5. Pete Best Recounts The Chilling Tale Of The Thing 2:45
6. Cry For A Shadow And Pete Recalls A Typical Night In Hamburg 3:17
7. Paul McCartney Reflects On His Relationship With Beatle Stuart Sutcliff 1:39
8. Pete Best Remembers His Close Friend John 1:16
9. What'd I Say 2:39
10. Dakota's Drummer, Tony Mansfield Comments On The Early Beatles Composing Talents 0:43
11. John Lennon Remembers The Group's Constant Hunt For New Material 0:34
12. Horst Fascher And Pete Best Name Their Favorite Beatle 1:38
13. Legendary Record Producer Bob Gallo Discloses The Beatles' Naughty Behavior In Hamburg 1:05
14. Pete Best Looks Back 1:09
15. John Lennon And Horst Fascher Remember The Infamous Hamburg Toilet Seat Story 2:48
16. Let's Dance 2:34
17. Horst Fascher Reveals He Once Actually Sang Lead For The Beatles 1:14
18. If You Love Me, Baby 2:55
19. Horst Fascher Recalls The Very Real Violence Of The Reeperbahn 1:56
20. Why 3:02
21. Horst Fascher And Pete Best Look Back On Stu, The Lost Beatle 3:48
22. Ya Ya 5:12
23. Tony Mansfield Goes On Record Regarding Pete's Drumming Ability 0:34
24. Pete Best Makes A Rare Comment On His Replacement In The Group, Ringo Starr 0:44
25. Former Beatles Manager, Allan Williams, Recalls The Beatles In Black Leather 2:27
26. Sweet Georgia Brown 2:05
27. Cavern Club Compere, Bob Wooler, Attempts To Define The Beatles' Magic 1:27
28. Beatles' Personal Assistant, Alistair Taylor, Remembers 0:56
29. Ruby Baby 2:52

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