These recordings were not included on the Steve Hammonds 8xCD set, but reportedly do still exist in the hands of a few people. Songs recorded: Behind the Wall of Sleep, N.I.B., Black Sabbath and Devil's Island, the latter of which is the working title of one of the songs that would make it to the debut album. Sabbath's first BBC session for broadcast on Top Gear with John Peel was recorded by John Walters on at Maida Vale Studios, Delaware Road, London, England.According to the Bucks Music reels, 17 takes of Evil Woman were recorded on Nov 10, 1969, at Regent.the tracks from the Nov 17/18 sessions, it is not impossible that the recording credits on released versions of Wicked Woman may be based on a confusion of an earlier with a later recording of WW.) Stranger things have happened in the history of this band. Possibly the sessions started at Trident in October and subsequently moved to Regent? Maybe they recorded Wicked World in October at Trident? (Given the very different overall sound of WW vs. However, according to the notes on the Bucks reels, it was recorded in November at Regent Sound Studios, Denmark Street, London, England. "How Black Was Our Sabbath" and other sources have long claimed that the first album was recorded in October at Trident.According to Joe Siegler (who usually bases his claims on testimony from band members or other people involved), When I Came Down and The Wizard were recorded on at Zella.According to Beat Instrumental May 1970, this session happened already in June, but that may be a confusion with the first session mentioned above. Sometime this is referred to as a demo session and sometimes as the first attempt to record the debut album. Songs recorded: Black Sabbath, Behind the Wall of Sleep, Wicked World and others. According to "How Black Was Our Sabbath", the first attempt at recording some of the songs Sabbath wrote themselves was a session on Septemat Trident Studios.According to the notes on the Bucks Music reels, 19 takes of The Rebel were recorded on August 22, 1969, at Trident Studios, St Anne's Court, London, England.Recorded songs: A Song For Jim, Blue Suede Shoes and possibly others. According to Jim Simpson, Earth's first recording session took place sometime in June 1969 at Zella Studios, Bristol Street, Birmingham, England.See the following information that a friend of mine compiled ago: Others may have recorded not during the same sessions as Song for Jim, The Rebel and/or When I Came Down, but possibly around the same time, or after The Rebel and before WICD. We know for sure The Wizard was one of them. It does seem likely that several of Sabbath's original songs (= non-covers, non-Haines compositions) had already been created, played and recorded earlier to the Nov 1969 sessions.
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