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Thank you, I loved this! I love seeing complete shows that The Beatles were on; it really lets you travel back in time, to see them in context, and appreciate just how totally seismic they were. One minute, there's this guy in a V-neck pullover croaking his way through a four year old song, sounding...

Lord Reith wrote: ↑Wed May 25, 2022 4:37 am Very nice, but at 1'46" they're playing Clarabella, with John on harmonica.

How on Earth can you tell?

And now I'm thinking .. there could have been film of an entire Beatles set at the Cavern. It's wonderful to have these clips, but ah think what might have been.

Is this really an out-take? Sounds like a rough mix of the album track to me.

Jukka wrote: ↑Fri Feb 18, 2022 9:22 pm It's good to have "She Loves You" finally in STEREO. Thanks a lot!

There have been dozens of stereo mixes of She Loves You over the years. Lord Reith has done the best ones, in my opinion. No disrespect to Rubberswan.

Unlike She Loves You, I’ll Get You has a definite John lead vocal (double tracked) so I’ve put that in the centre. Paul’s occasional harmony vocal is on the right, and George’s vocal part (which appears only in the middle eight) is on the left. It was difficult to isolate George’s vocal, so it’s a ...

Wow, stunning quality! Really hope the whole concert will see the light of day!

Apart from the version with George on vocals, I don't think so. On George's version the "Hare Krishna" in much more pronounced, in fact until I heard it I hadn't even realised it was in the original track. The article is wrong, by the way, since It Don't Come Easy was not on the "Ring...

I wouldn't take what Paul said to be 100% accurate on this matter. For example, he often tells the story of how the first line of the Love Me Do single was foisted upon him in the studio and that you can hear the trembling nerves in his voice, This, of course, is not true, because they had already r...

I'm still reeling from discovering that Paul Simon's American Tune was copied from a hymn by Bach.