Side A
Artist	Song
Ringo	Back Off Boogaloo
John	"...It's John Lennon of the Beatles"
John	Watching The Wheels
Ringo w/Paul	"You can't fight lightning..."
Ringo w/Paul	Private Property
Ringo w/George	Wrack My Brain
Ringo	"...not a funny situation"
George w/Paul, Ringo	All Those Years Ago
Paul	Here Today
Paul, Ringo	"You don't think...I do"
Paul	Yesterday
George	When We Was Fab
Paul	Return To Pepperland
Paul	Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Paul	Good Day Sunshine
Paul	Fool On The Hill
Ringo	With A Little Help From My Friends
Paul	Yesterday
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Ringo	"He would jump in..."
Ringo	I Call Your Name
Paul	Strawberry Fields Forever/Help/Give Peace A Chance
Paul	Cosmically Conscious
George	"People...pay attention to that"
George	I Want To Tell You
Paul	Paperback Writer
George	Taxman
Paul	Drive My Car
George	If I Needed Someone
George	"I saw Paul...I like them a lot"
Ringo	Yellow Submarine
Ringo	Love Me Do
Paul, Ringo	"Some boat's gone out fishing..."
Paul w/Ringo	Beautiful Night
Paul, George, Ringo	"...we somehow did yes"
John, Paul, George, Ringo	Real Love
John, Paul, George, Ringo	All Together Now

Comment:

A two 90-minute set of ex-Beatles songs that are either collaborations
with other ex-Beatles, covers of Beatles songs, or about the Beatles or
ex-Beatles. The premise is that having been a part of the most
successful pop outfit of all time is an inescapable reality that
continued to occupy the former members through their entire musical
careers thereafter, right up to the sort-of reunion in 1994 and beyond.
They started off hurling musical stones at each other, then became the
best of friends again but still hated the Beatles, then, after John's
death, began to embrace their past again. And all of it is chronicled in
their music. When the songs are placed in a historical context, you can
actually hear their attitudes change. I spent a year and a half making
the tape flow like a documentary, with revealing interview excerpts and
sound bites thrown in. That's an awfully long time to work on one mix
but there were various mishaps and developments along the way that had
me starting a lot of it over. The title is also a Beatles song. Roger'd Records. Issued: August 1998.

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