A Beatles discovery of a lifetime: The Lost Album
Are you ready for a major Beatles announcement? At Kite, we were thrilled to hear about the announcement of The Lost Album. This never-before-released album features previously unheard tracks from the Fab Four's recording sessions.
Hours of studio sessions, demos, and outtakes that have been hidden away for decades have allegedly been uncovered. We can’t wait until the album is released and we can give the new songs a listen for ourselves. This is truly a dream come true for any Beatles fan.
One spokesperson claimed that The Lost Album includes rare versions of classic songs like ‘Hey Jude,’ ‘Let It Be,’ and ‘Get Back,’ as well as previously unheard tracks like ‘The Ballad of Paul and Linda’ and ‘George's Psychedelic Jam.’ The last track on the album is the most intriguing of all, titled, ‘Happy April Fool’s Day.’
If you’re a Beatles fan, don’t forget that our limited edition ‘Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite’ print is still available to purchase—and that’s no joke!
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