Jack Herschorn said he got the tape in London "in 1968 or 1969" from a "well-known record producer" who he declines to name.
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Neptoon Records owner Rob Frith with a reel-to-reel tape that is an unreleased Beatles demo recording made for Decca Records in 1962. Photo by Jason Payne /PNG
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Neptoon Records owner Rob Frith with a reel-to-reel tape that is an unreleased Beatles demo recording made for Decca Records in 1962. Photo by Jason Payne /PNG
...A few years ago, Rob Frith of Neptoon Records bought a reel-to-reel tape labelled "Beatles demo."But he didn't bother to actually listen to it. He just assumed someone had put a Beatles bootleg on the tape.
"I've had that Beatles thing sitting at the store for years," said Frith, one of Vancouver's biggest record and poster collectors.
Last week, he was transferring some tapes at broadcaster Larry Hennessey's recording studio and brought along the Beatles tape.
Late in the evening, they put it on...
The tape features the Beatles' original drummer Pete Best, not Ringo Starr...
"I've had that Beatles thing sitting at the store for years," said Frith, one of Vancouver's biggest record and poster collectors.
Last week, he was transferring some tapes at broadcaster Larry Hennessey's recording studio and brought along the Beatles tape.
Late in the evening, they put it on...
The tape features the Beatles' original drummer Pete Best, not Ringo Starr...
