The May Pan Tapes, a masterpiece from the analog era, is recorded as a tape source that is not needle-dropped. Rock and roll is the hometown of John Lennon's heart, which was the driving force behind the glory of the Beatles. The heat of the 50s is revived here with John's power! Album rehearsal. The so-called "The May Pan Tapes", which contains rehearsals and demos for the oldies cover album "Rock and Roll" released by John Lennon in 1975, is now available as a stereo source with the latest remaster! The "The May Pan Tapes", which was once familiar as an analog bootleg, was recorded from a studio monitor during the "Lost Weekend" period in Los Angeles. At the time, it was a mono source, but it has been made stereo with the latest remaster. This is the latest collection of collectors' attention, which has been released with some of the original source of the session tapes that Phil Spector is said to have run off with, including "Stand by Me" and "Slippin' and Slidin'", which later became single hits, as well as songs not included in the album and jam sessions! THE MAY PANG TAPES 01. Ain't That A Shame 02. Bring It On Home To Me - Send Me Some Lovin' 03. Ya Ya 04. That'll Be The Day 05. Do You Want To Dance? 06. Stand By Me 07. Ain't That A Shame 08. Do You Want To Dance? 09. Rip It Up - Ready Teddy 10. Bring It On Home To Me - Send Me Some Lovin' 11. Peggy Sue 12. Be-Bop A Lu-La 13. Slippin' And Slidin' 14. Jam Session - Wholle Lotta Love 15. Thirty Day's 16. Slippin' And Slidin' FROM THE SESSION 17. C’mon Everybody 18. Ain't That A Shame 19. Jam Session #1 20. Jam Session #2 21.Since My Baby Left Me 22. To Know Her Is To Love Her 23. Angel Baby 24. Here We Go Again
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