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The Beatles, Studio Session Series, Fall 1965 - Spring 1966! Included in chronological order from sessions such as "Norwegian Woods" and "Day Tripper". 2nd Edition] Now available in an affordable standard edition from Eternal Grooves! The fifth volume of the popular Eternal Grooves collection of Beatles session recordings is a collection of recordings from the sessions from the "Rubber Soul" album in the fall of 1965 to the "Revolver" album in 1966, when the band was shifting its emphasis from stage activities to studio work. The session tapes from this period include "Day Tripper," "Norwegian Wood," and "Paperback Writer. Other discovered mixes are also included here in chronological order, providing an overview of the progression of the Beatles' studio work. Here are some of the contents. Run For Your LifeJohn's rock 'n' roll work on the first day of work on October 12. Before take 1, George plays the intro and John says "ok boys! before take 1.Norwegian Wood After recording in a lower key for take 1 and 2, the key was raised a notch for take 3, and the atmosphere changed dramatically as George contributed sitar from take 1. The song was made for the Day Tripper single, and the intro guitar riff was double-tracked and completed in take 3. We Can Work It Out was recorded on October 20, 2011, over a nine-hour period. Although an electric guitar can be heard briefly before the performance, it does not appear in the song, and its unplugged atmosphere accentuates the song's tone. In My LifeThe famous George Martin dubbed interlude can also be heard in the take with the organ. I'm Looking Through You The percussive version 1 was rejected, and the acoustic version 2 is an acceptable take. 12-Bar Original This is the first instrumental song that was intended for Booker T. & the MG's, but it is kept. It is recorded here in its complete version of 6 minutes and 51 seconds. Tomorrow Never Knows Rare mix that was mistakenly shipped on the first run of the UK mono. There is a big difference in the reverse guitar solo.During the recording period of the "Rubber Soul" album, there were no shows and he was able to concentrate on recording. The only exception was on October 26 at Buckingham Palace for the presentation of the MBE medal (the jacket photo is from that day). Let's relive the Beatles' studio work in sound, the year before the famous "Sargent Peppers" album. Liner notes in Japanese. 8,600 characters, 8 pages. Jacket with licensed photo by Getty Images Japan.