★ All session from the third single "From Me to You" on March 5, 1963.
★ Additional session on September 12, 1963.
★ Introducing the Digipack limited production from Eternal Grooves!

March 5, 1963 The Beatles will take their third single, the new "From Me to You" recording. Coupling is also a new "Thank You Girl" song. In addition, the "One After 909" written when John and Paul meet. This CD contains all take-recorded in Abbey Road Studio from 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm.

The anticipated song following the hit single "Please Me", "From Me to You" was just 5 days ago, and John and Paul was just writing on bus throughout the British tour. In the studio, 7-take recordings and dubbing them. Initially, the Intro phrase plays with George guitar phrase, but from George Martin's advice to build the phrase in harmonica and chorus. Trial and error instead of Dalalalara, Dungdaer with Falset Chorus and Humming. You can also listen to the legend of this CD as well as Mark Leuin, "Beatles/Recording Session" (Shinko Music Edition) as well as the legend.

The Thank You Girl also records 6-take rhythmically slanted ending, 7-take recording for correction. You can hear the abuse of apple drum fill. The cool cool rock 'n roll 'One After 909' is a 5-take recording, but if someone mistakes the code, it won't breathe and eventually immersed. John Miss Members "What did I do! If you strengthen the words, John himself misses and he returns when he is "You, You". You can also cut out conversations between those songs and the control room. The Beatles document is delivered to your ears in front of the speaker. In addition, it has been paired directly from the master of 2 channels recorded for the highest sound quality.

And as a bonus, we include September 12 sessions. This is the second day of the 2nd album recording session with 9 take hold me tight and 4-take George self-composition "Dont Buther Me". From the control room, take 24! and a sweet voice In the intro of "Dont Buther Me", you can still hear on the official series, and how you struggle to record the mystery of George and how you struggle to record the Thank You Girl.

This is an amazing sound source that shows you in the 1963 Beatles Studio that focuses on recording a single song followed by Love Me Do and Please Me
(First-Press Limited Production) Introducing the Digipack CD from Eternal Grooves.

★ Includes detailed Japanese liner notebooks with 8,200 characters. 8 pages.
★JASRAC licensed product by the Japan Copyright Association
★Getty Images Japan Licensed Photo Jacket