Nothing Is Real ( Private Tapes ) Cd

[nigel64]

I recently purchased the Cd Nothing is Real ( Private Tapes ) its a very unusual interesting Cd consiting of Homemade recordings like Pauls Demo of Michelle and Pauls Demo of We Can Work it out which runs into Johns story of Lucy from Littletown but I want to know what about the Recordings of that John and Ringo did supposedly in Spring of 1967 in the Carribeans like Pedro the Fisherman , Down in Cuba and my Favorite Chi's Chi's Cafe!!! Were these really recorded in the Carribeans that year or are these just Home Recordings ?? I thought they where still recording Sgt Pepper at the Time please Help me Out !!!!

[AnyRoad69]

Home Recording is Recording at Home.

[child of nature]

I recently purchased the Cd Nothing is Real ( Private Tapes ) its a very unusual interesting Cd consiting of Homemade recordings like Pauls Demo of Michelle and Pauls Demo of We Can Work it out which runs into Johns story of Lucy from Littletown but I want to know what about the Recordings of that John and Ringo did supposedly in Spring of 1967 in the Carribeans like Pedro the Fisherman , Down in Cuba and my Favorite Chi's Chi's Cafe!!! Were these really recorded in the Carribeans that year or are these just Home Recordings ?? I thought they where still recording Sgt Pepper at the Time please Help me Out !!!!

Those songs--Pedro the Fisherman, Down in Cuba, and Chi Chi's Cafe--were recorded in John's music room at Kenwood, sometime after the Beatles stopped touring but before John began his relationship with Yoko. Scholars have not been able to narrow down specifically when they were recorded during that span of time. These tracks first saw the light of day on the Lost Lennon Tapes radio series.

[nigel64]

Thank You Child of Nature for your information of those songs I like when the Beatles recorded this Off The Wall stuff it reminds me of there Christmas Messages

[child of nature]

Glad I could be of assistance! By the way, there are many more tapes of John noodling around on the mellotron and making up songs as he went along. Some of them are currently unavailable, though.

[Legs]

I've got a lot of them on the Lost Lennon Tapes. The Vigotone cd "The Lost Pepperland Reel" is also a nice one if you like these kind of demo recordings.