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The elusive one which unfortunately doesn't circulate, is Abbey Road (TA-PMC 7088). Why would that be so special? Because of being a Mono release? I would assume this is merely a fold-down of the Stereo edition. Or isn't it? There is a kind of general consensus it is a folddown of the stereo, like ...

The elusive one which unfortunately doesn't circulate, is Abbey Road (TA-PMC 7088).

Thanks Kev. Maybe you can rework some of the other early demos as well, e.g. One And One Is Two, and I'm In Love.

I doubt there'll be a physical release if Disney is involved. Last time, they said "we don't do blurays anymore" and then were pestered into it, but they went ahead and pressed thousands of copies and started selling it BEFORE they got PJ's approval. Duh. And then they were mightily pisse...

Thanks harrythebannister for Season Two.

Lord Reith wrote: ↑Fri Mar 22, 2024 10:28 am I actually provided the Prof a big upgrade recently for an upcoming BBC set. Don't think I'm allowed to say who it is but it will make a lot of people happy

Thank you. The Rolling Stones, I hope ?

It is spelled John Barrett in Ken Townsend's Preface for Mark Lewisohn's Recording Sessions . We all are familiar with John Barrett's Notes, without which Recording Sessions , our bible for years, would never have existed. John Barrett attended the big Liverpool Beatles Convention in 1982. Maybe som...

Stones fans can only hope for a quality remaster of their BBC recordings the kind Lord Reith has provided us with.

Great site, but you will have to settle with mp3.

Imagine what that record would be worth today. The recording was made at Percy Phillips' home studio in Liverpool (back in 1958), and costed 17 shillings and six pence (87.5p). Not to mention the other 1960 acetate (78 rpm) from Hamburg (Akustik Studio): Summertime. Lost forever, not kept safe. You...