Side One ---------- 01. Newscast and Interview: February 1966 Regarding John Lennon's Statement In Datebook Magazine That The Beatles Were More Popular Than Jesus Christ 02. Press Conference: Recorded At the Astor Hotel, Chicago, Illinois, 12th August 1966
Side Two ---------- 01. Newscast (Concerning John Lennon) Including Interviews With- John Lennon, Tommy James, Maureen Cleave, Les Perrin And Brian Epstein. 02. Red Robinsontalks About The Effects Of The Beatles Music On American And Canadian Audiences And Their Appearance At The Empire Stadium In Vancouver In 1964. 03. Press Conference With The Beatles Recorded At The Empire Stadium In Vancouver, Canada 26th August 1964.
SOURCE
Misc
SOUND QUALITY
A
FORMAT
FLAC
BITRATE
LV 6
TRACKS #
05
LOCATION / VENUE
Various
DATE
‘64 ‘66
NOTES:
Out of print compilation of historic Beatle interviews
This CD set collects some recordings made by Ted Taylor at the Star Club in Hamburg, probably on December 31st, 1962. This was the final concert given by The Beatles in Hamburg. These recordings were made on a portable machine, so the sound quality is somehow mediocre. However the sound is of better quality than the one from Historic Sessions.
CD1 I saw her standing there Roll over Beethoven Hippy hippy shake Sweet little sixteen Lend me your comb Your feet's too big Twist and shout Mr. Moonlight A taste of honey Besame mucho Reminiscing Kansas City Ain't nothin' shakin' (like the leaves on the tree)
CD2 To know her is to love her Little Queenie Falling in love again Ask me why Be bob a lula Halleluja, I love her so Red sails in the sunset Everybody's trying to be my baby Matchbox Talkin' 'bout you Shimmy shake Long Tall Sally I remember you
Taped by Swedish national radio to be aired some two weeks later on Monday November 11. An exciting and highly enjoyable set of seven songs, twenty-five minutes long. Produced by one Klas Burling, the programme also hosted local talents Masse Rosen and the Norsmen. The Beatles' short tour of Sweden in late October 1963 was their first Concert trip abroad as a popular foursome. The boys left for Sweden on the afternoon of Wednesday October 23, 1963, after having completed recordings at Abbey Road for their second LP, "With The Beatles'. A total number of nine live performances were scheduled, at the Karlstad Sundsta Larovefk, the Stockholm Kungliga Tennishallen, the Goteborg Lorensbergsparken Cirkus, the Boras Borashallen and the Eskilstuna Sporthallen. The evening of Wednesday October 30 saw the 'fab tour' record a TV show for Svenges Television at the Stockholm Narrenteatern. Presented by the same Klas Burling, the programme, called 'Drop In1, taped a performance of four songs and The Beatles clapping along with the closing theme tune (screened November 3). 1 laving conquered Sweden in just seven days, the Beatles left for London and home in the early hours of Thursday October 31, 1963, to receive their fust fan-packed airport reception.
01 Interview with Swedish radio 02 Intro - I saw her standing there 03 With love from me to you 04 Money 05 Roll over Beethoven 06 You realy gotta hold on me 07 She loves you 08 Twist and Shout
The Beatles are one of the most bootlegged bands in music history. Beatles bootleg records began showing up in the late 1960s, usually containing material that was illegally recorded, stolen or leaked from the band's record label EMI.