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i want to put the cover up, and it is below 2MB, but i get a message about the board attachment quota has been met. if anyone can put the cover up, i would appreciate it.

The notes, disc 2. When i put all the notes in one post i get an error message. Disc Two *1. Please Please Me - The UK Singles Collection (UK Mono, first pressing, 45) *2. Ask Me Why - The UK Singles Collection (US Stereo, first pressing, 45) In comparison to the versions on the UK mono Please Pleas...

The notes. Disc One 1. All My Loving - Beatles Greatest (German Stereo, LP) A banding oddity. Five high-hat taps lead off the song and you can hear Paul’s breath before the first line. 2. And I Love Her - Something New (German Stereo, LP) This has six bars of guitar at the end instead of four. *3. A...

My friend Ex-Snu Boy put this collection together, and i created some artwork. We originally did this in 2006, and have now updated it. We hope you enjoy it! Comments and suggestions are most welcome. Artwork is included. The link is good until May 15. If any kind soul would like to make a more perm...

thank you!!!

Thanks for all the great upgrades. Amazing! A thing I just realized: what happened to "All My Loving" from Saturday Club, Dec. 21, 1963 on Vol. 10? Is the old recording not from that date and was misplaced on older CDs? Did I overlook something? i believe that was the studio version, so n...

Toe Blake wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2024 4:01 pm Thank you so much Lord Reith (and others!) for this incredible and important series!
Also (because there is ALWAYS one... ) could anyone provide a link for the Vol. 15 update? Missed it by one...

it is included on page 1 in the ziggy-c all volumes link.

And it's not like The Big Bopper was a one trick Pony songwriter: he wrote White Lightning for George Jones. the big bopper also wrote one of the best christmas songs, i want a rock-n-roll guitar, recorded by johnny preston. running bear, another big hit for johnny preston, was written by the big b...

Several songs on their album have the sound and feel of the one hit song. But not quite good enough. For example: Pink Petticoats, Big Bopper's Wedding, and Little Red Riding Hood all have the trademark laughs or spoken comic asides, or Helloooo Baby's. etc. as does Chantilly Lace. But Chantilly La...

thanks for the link. the audio demonstration was quite remarkable. is it just me, or does anyone else have trouble understanding peter jackson sometimes? he seems to mumble.