Beatles Audition Tape Discovered in Vancouver Record Store

It's hard to believe it's true, but some of the most important Anglo-Saxon musical media are taking it for granted: the sound recording that the Beatles made on January 1, 1962 for the Decca label, a historic moment of pop because they were unexplainedly rejected.To curl the curl, it was found in the most unsuspected place: a small record store in Vancouver, Canada called Neptoon Records. Tagged 'Beatles 60s Demos', the tape was located by the o…

In a small record store in Canada, last week, a new Beatles tape was found. This peculiar tape, which belongs to the beginnings of the band, is the first audition they had with a record label and, of which they were subsequently rejected. It dates back to 1962, with Decca Records. “How is it possible to have what sounds like a master of 15 Beatles songs from the Decca tapes?” wrote in his networks Rob Frith, the owner of Neptoon Records. Frith, …

Record Shop Owner Finds Rare Piece Of Beatles History

A record shop owner from Vancouver, Canada discovered a rare Beatles audition tape from the 60s in his collection.

Rare 15 track demo of The Beatles thought ‘lost’ discovered in Canadian record store

The tape is said to be a demo for the Fab Four to sign to Decca back in 1962

Beatles Audition Tape Discovered in Vancouver Record Store

Rob Frith, owner of Neptoon Records, recently stumbled upon what he believed was a run-of-the-mill bootleg labeled 'Beatles 60s Demos'

A lost relic from the legendary band appears in a Vancouver record store and could change what we know about its history