The Beatles - Lovely Rita (basic track)

Paul McCartney/John Lennon Demos: "Abbey Road" Era (1969)

- ?? February 1969
- Goodbye [00:00]

 - 1 June 1969
- Give Peace A Chance (Demos + Basic Track) [04:54]

 - 24 July 1969
- Come and Get It (Demo) [02:24]

 - ?? September 1969
- Cold Turkey [09:40]
- Woman Is the Nigger Of the World [13:09]

Beatles Demos: "Yellow Submarine" Era (1968)

February 1968
- She Can Talk to Me [00:00]

March 1969
- I Want You (She's So Heavy) [02:15]

November 1968
- A Case Of the Blues [04:09]
- Don't Let Me Down [07:02]
- Everybody's Had A Hard Year [09:13]

Beatles Demos: "White Album" Era (1968)

- 20 May 1968
- Child Of Nature [00:00]
- Junk [02:41]
- Circles [05:15]

 - ?? (24/26) May 1968
- Happiness Is A Warm Gun [07:33]
- Mean Mr. Mustard [09:45]
- Polythene Pam [11:43]
- Glass Onion [13:08]

Beatles Demos: "Magical Mystery Tour" & "White Album" Era (1967/1968)

- ?? March 1967
- You Know My Name (Look Up the Number) [00:00]

- 21 November 1967
- Step Inside Love [01:01]

- ?? February 1968
- Across The Universe [03:17]
- Cry Baby Cry (Piano Demo) [04:59]
- Cry Baby Cry (Electric Guitar Demo) [06:56]

 - 20 May 1968
- Honey Pie [07:49]
- Sour Milk Sea [09:51]

Beatles Demos: "Sgt. Pepper" Era (1966/1967)

- ?? September 1966
- It's Not Too Bad [00:00]
- Strawberry Fields Forever (Acoustic Guitar Demo) [03:29]

- ?? November 1966
- Strawberry Fields Forever (Electric Guitar Demo) [07:31]
- Strawberry Fields Forever (Mellotron Demo) [10:13]

- ?? January 1967
- Good Morning, Good Morning [12:21]

Produced by George Martin: DVD Review

This BBC documentary, a profile of George Martin's career, provides an impressive interviewee lineup, including Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Jeff Beck, and Cilla Black. Rather than being interviewed themselves, Paul and Ringo sit down with George Martin and reminisce over photos and studio tapes. There is also some interesting 1960s footage of Abbey Road Studios, including the familiar 1964 session with the Beatles and a less-familiar (to me) studio session with Cilla Black.

I could not help but feel like wanting more from this DVD, as if the DVD were a trailer to a longer feature. There are many stories to tell from George Martin's producing career, and this DVD provides a brief, albeit a somwhat too brief, overview. A nice companion piece to the previous Beatles documentaries that have been issued over the years.