St. Peter's Church

At the time being called "The Quarrymen", they played at the garden fete of St Peter's Church in Woolton, Liverpool on July 6, 1957. Ivan Vaughan (member of the band) introduced the band the one of his classmates from Liverpool Institute, 15-year-old James Paul McCartney. After tuning Lennon's guitar and playing Twenty Flight Rock. Lennon was impressed with McCartney as he could sing the lyrics correctly that would take "The Quarrymen" long to master. 2 weeks later Pete Shotton (another member of the group) gave him an invitation to join and Paul later accepted.

Quarrymen's set, was recorded by an audience member named Bob Molyneux. He rediscovered the tape which contained recordings of the band performing "Puttin' On The Style" and "Baby Let's Play House." The tape was sold for 78,500 pounds which at the time was the most expensive recording ever sold at auction. The winning bidder was EMI Records, who was going to put it in their Anthology project but chose not to as the sound quality was horrible. Both songs can be heard here, however the rest of the tape is lost and only a small clip is available. The setlist is unknown but this what some theories say.