"New" Beatles recording?

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(London-AP) -- Beatles fans can listen to a clip from a purported Beatles recording, rediscovered recently by chance at an Australian flea market. The Times of London has put a portion from one of the newly found recordings entitled, "I'm in Love,'' on its Web site, at www.timesonline.co.uk. It was written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, but never released by the Beatles, and instead recorded by another band, The Fourmost.

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(London-AP) -- A British man shelled out 36 dollars for an old suitcase at a flea market in Australia -- and found what could be a trove of Beatles memorabilia inside. He says "It's like finding the end of the rainbow in Australia.'' The Times of London says the cache includes photos, concert programs and unreleased recordings. The collection includes previously unknown versions of "We Can Work It Out'' and "Cry Baby Cry.'' Experts will evaluate the stuff to see if it's real. But some believe the collection originally belonged to a Beatles' roadie and sound recordist who was killed in Los Angeles in 1976.

[bekahbeans]

Damn. Wish I'd found it.

Thanks for the info.

[Sinister]

But some believe the collection originally belonged to a Beatles' roadie and sound recordist who was killed in Los Angeles in 1976.

The suitcase supposedly belonged to Mal Evans. I want to hear the alternate version of Cry Baby Cry damnit!

[GinaMcCarter]

Wow.. this is crazy!!! hope they realease that stuff ASAP!!