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I'm afraid is the mono mix you can find on the original mono soundtrack of the film.

Check here: https://www.beatlesbible.com/1965/04/18 ... ht-before/

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If the influx of poorly-automated colorizations and automated stereo separators haven't plagued the internet enough – we've an incredible breakthrough in what the average computer user can do with a recording of their favorite artist. In my opinion – it'll quickly transform the music industry and t...

https://youtu.be/JIrVGg68X2Y Mark, do you think you could share the audio from this video in highest quality? I love the way this is edited, and would love to include it in my personal live shows collection... Here you have. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qIIhavtmxtYXAvyS2gqbGgr8yT-mSxdu/view?usp...

I think the thing to remember is that the BBC played the fragments over a speaker in the school hall. You can only squeeze so much juice from the lemon, as it were. The original tape, if worked on by Peter Jackson's demix program, would produce something far better, I'm quite sure. His work on the ...

Lol!

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"Not a bit like Cagney."

Following Lord Reith's work with the tape of the Swedish radio performance by the Beatles, I have worked on the sound of the TV show with the same type of equalization in mind, and have been pleased with the result.

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I hope you like it.
Cheers, M.