OK.... all I can say then is I'm glad that you included that bit of the 
song... and regret the fact that the Drexters didn't make a 3-4..oh well, 
up to 5 minute long version...with vocals!...

very good set in the outcuts disk too...I'm sure it must've been hard to 
set'em aside.

..but I'll replay "If I needed someone" again... great!

Paulo



At 17:00 13-10-2004, you wrote:

>Date: Wed, 13 Oct 2004 11:55:44 -0400
>From: "Jaimie Vernon" <bullseyecanada@hotmail.com>
>To: audities@smoe.org
>
>It was initially left off the disc because it was too long....The band who
>recorded it The Dexters wanted desparately to be on the set so they agreed
>to an edit. In all honesty, this thing was 7 minutes long with NO VOCALS and
>the recording was not up to snuff (it had been done in a club using a
>hand-held mini-disc player.....most of the song features people TALKING over
>the music). So, the compromise was to use the outtro of the recording where
>the crowd wasn't as loud....and, of course, reproduce that edit from Abbey
>Road to close out Disc 1.
>
>As for "Ticket To Ride"....well, we were disappointed that we got so little
>material pre-1964. F'rinstance, we only got ONE song from "Please Please Me"
>(the title track found on Disc 3 by the Dipsomaniacs, who begged me NOT to
>release the recording....but, I have because I still think it's great).
>Where was "Help", "A Hard Day's Night", "I Want To Hold You Hand" and "Can't
>Buy Me Love". I had to resort to doing a version of "I Saw Her Standing
>There" just to balance out the early years material.
>
>Jaimie Vernon,
>Bullseye Records