Beatles/Early Beatles 1962-1964

This time, it is a collection of live recordings from the band's tour in the UK before they moved to France, from their appearance at the Cavern Club in August 1962 to their performance at the London Palladium in January 1964. The strongest compilation of the early Beatles, focusing on the early Beatles and recording all of their powerful performances. Overall, there are many short sound sources, so the content is somewhat aimed at core audiences, but it is a valuable collection of sound sources that Beatles collectors cannot miss. Let's briefly introduce the contents. First of all, Disc 1 starts with 2 takes of the performance at the Cavern Club on August 22, 1962. This performance has long been famous as the earliest sound source and video, but it has been discovered that there are several versions of the video and subtle differences in the sound source. This work includes both takes, so please listen to the difference. Also, "Some Other Guy", which was re-recorded on September 5th, was re-recorded by Granada TV, and the sound quality is much better than the one recorded on August 22nd. Also, the performance at this time had different lengths before and after, but the one recorded in this work is the longest version, which is longer both before and after. The early bluesy "I Saw Her Standign There" rehearsal at the Cavern Club, said to be in October 1962, is very valuable, and you will be surprised by the harmonica arrangement. Other recordings include live performances during television appearances at the time, performances on "People And Places" and "Pops And Lenny", and a live performance at Southport on August 27, 1963. Although it was mentioned in Mark Louison's complete records, many people may say that this is the first time they have heard the actual sound. The last of Disc 1 contains the London Palladium performance on October 13, 1963 with four types of existing sources. According to the Beatles themselves, this London Palladium performance was an important concert that changed their consciousness to go out into the world. Due to the nature of the event, it is a stage with only a few songs, but in addition to the complete recording from the introduction to the ending theme, all differences in the source are also included. Disc 2 contains the highlight of this work, the first East Ham performance. It is thought that concerts at the time were approximately 20 to 30 minutes long per stage, but you can listen to only 9 minutes here. However, since the recording is not just the first 9 minutes, but picked up here and there, you can get a rough idea of ​​the flow of the concert. The concert, which begins with the host's announcement of “I Saw Her Standing There,” is an extremely valuable piece that unravels the history of the Beatles, considering that until now there has been no comprehensive live recording from this period. I understand. Particularly rare is "You Really Got A Hold On Me", the only live version of this song is the studio live on the BBC and Sweden, and it is the only live version purely on the concert stage. It's a take. What's interesting is that despite the laid-back melody, the venue was filled with cheers from beginning to end. You can also see the state of Beatlemania at the time, which you could not feel in the studio live. In addition, multiple sources are also recorded separately for the Bournemouth performance on November 16, 1963 and the Manchester performance on November 20, 1963. The TV program "Morecambe And Wise Show" was included in the anthology, so it is now a well-known TV appearance, but "All My Loving" and "I Want To Hold Your Hand" were cut when it was included in the anthology. A complete version of the program that also includes ” and more. Furthermore, the live performance of this program is recorded using three different sources, including a broadcast sound source from 1963. Furthermore, the December 7, 1963 Liverpool Empire performance is known for both offline and online sound sources, but the four songs recorded here are audience sound sources recorded at the venue at the time. Although it is a fragment and the sound quality is not good, it is included as a valuable document. And the end of this set is the London Palladium performance on January 12, 1964. Compared to the previous year's fresh performance, it can be said that the performance was full of dignity and dignity. Historically, the Beatles moved to Paris, performed a long run performance, and then headed to America, and their subsequent leap forward is well known. This work can be said to be full of valuable historical value, allowing us to learn about the process by which the Beatles gradually became a big name before they went out into the world. In fact, on Disc 1, they were still playing cover songs at the Cavern Club in Liverpool, but at the end of Disc 2, they played the original songs at the traditional London Palladium, which was sold out. Enjoy this wonderful performance. A complete collection of concerts in the UK from 1962 to 1964. With this title and Star Club, Liverpool Empire, and Sweden released from the same label, you can completely cover the live performances of this period. The definitive edition of the early compilation including the first East Ham performance. DISC ONE CAVERN CLUB LIVERPOOL 22nd AUGUST 1962 01. Some Other Guy (take 1) 02. Some Other Guy (take 2) CAVERN CLUB LIVERPOOL 5th SEPTEMBER 1962 03. Some Other Guy 04. Kansas City (voice over) 05. Kansas City ( voice removed) CAVERN CLUB LIVERPOOL (REHEARSALS) OCTOBER 1962 06. I Saw Her Standing There 07. One After 909 (take 1) 08. One After 909 (take 2) 09. Cats Walk (take 1) 10. Cats Walk (take 2) GRANADA TV CENTRE MANCHESTER "PEOPLE AND PLACES" 29TH OCTOBER 1962 11. A Taste of Hallert Hall London 18th APRIL 1963 12. M Me to You Television the London "Pops and Lenny" 16th May 1963 14 . From Me To You LITTLE THEATER SOUTHPORT 27th AUGUST 1963 15. Twist And Shout 16. I Saw Her Standing There (instrumental) 17. She Loves You VAL PARNELL'S SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM 13th OCTOBER 1963 SOURCE A 18. From Me To You 19. I'll Get You 20. She Loves you 21. Twist And Shout SOURCE B 22. introductions 23. From Me To You 24. I'll Get You 25. She Loves You 26. Twist And Shout 27. closing theme SOURCE C 28. Paul's introductions 29. Twist And Shout SOURCE D 30. I'll Get You DISC TWO GRANADA CINEMA EAST HAM LONDON 9th NOVEMBER 1963 SOURCE A 01. From Me To You 02. unknown songs by opening acts 03. introductions 04. I Saw Her Standing There 05. From Me To You 06. All My Loving 07. You Really Got A Hold On Me 08. Roll Over Beethoven 09. Boys 10. She Loves You SOURCE B 11. From Me To You 12. unknown songs by opening acts 13. introductions 14. I Saw Her Standing There 15. From Me To You 16. All My Loving 17. You Really Got A Hold On Me 18. Roll Over Beethoven 19. Boys 20. She Loves You WINTER GARDENS THEATER BOURNEMOUTH 16th NOVEMBER 1963 SOURCE A 21. introduction 22. From Me To You SOURCE B 23. She Loves You ABC CINEMA MANCHESTER 20th NOVEMBER 1963 SOURCE A 24. She Loves You 25. Twist And Shout 26. From Me To You (instrumental) SOURCE B 27 . She Loves You 28. Twist And Shout ELSTREE STUDIO CENTRE BOREHAMWOOD "MORECAMBE AND WISE SHOW" 2nd DECEMBER 1963 SOURCE A 29. opening jingle 30. This Boy 31. All My Loving 32. I Want To Hold Your Hand 33. chat with the Beatles 34. Moonlight Bay 35. ending theme SOURCE B 36. This Boy 37. I Want To Hold Your Hand 38. chat with the Beatles 39. Moonlight Bay SOURCE C 40. All My Loving 41. I Want To Hold Your Hand EMPIRE THEATER LIVERPOOL AUDIENCE SOURCE 7th DECEMBER 1963 42. This Boy (partial) 43. I Want To Hold Your Hand (partial) 44. Money (partial) 45. Twist And Shotu (partcial) VAL PARNELL'S SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM 12th JANUARY 1964 46 . I Want To Hold Your Hand 47. This Boy 48. All My Loving 49. Money 50. Twist And Shout 51. Twist And Shout (instrumental) 52. ending theme