jackb wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2024 3:43 am
I have a question about From Us To You #3, broadcast on May 18, 1964. Somewhere I have a version of that show that includes performances by Dusty Springfield, Manfred Mann, The Breakaways, Lulu and records by Alan Sherman, Chuck Berry etc. But looking at the playlist for Harry And His Box Set 13 I only see the Beatles tracks. What's the story?
I'm a bit confused, Jack
Inside the Volume 13 folder you'll see another folder marked "additional tracks for devices"
That folder contains all the non-Beatle tracks. If you merge those tracks into the main Disc 13 folder, they'll all be together.
They are arranged this way so that all the Beatle material will fit onto a single disc, but you have the option to keep them all in the same folder for continuity should you prefer.
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jackb wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2024 3:43 am
I have a question about From Us To You #3, broadcast on May 18, 1964. Somewhere I have a version of that show that includes performances by Dusty Springfield, Manfred Mann, The Breakaways, Lulu and records by Alan Sherman, Chuck Berry etc. But looking at the playlist for Harry And His Box Set 13 I only see the Beatles tracks. What's the story?
I'm a bit confused, Jack
It's bundled with one of the later volumes (don't ask me which one but it was towards the end). I didn't incorporate it into V13 because there is a buzzing noise all the way through.
OK, I will find the additional tracks in a later bundle. As I work my way through Harry's box I am once again enjoying hearing the Beatles on the radio.
Disc 27 has a folder labeled From Us To You 3 (alternate source), but it's not exactly clear where these tracks fit in to what's on disc 13. I'm sure I'll figure it out, but any help would be appreciated.
Jack
Spaniard in da Works wrote: ↑Sat Mar 16, 2024 11:30 am
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 bopper too.
The Big Bopper was one of those guys who, if he'd lived, would've remained a major songwriter on the scene. I'm learning he had his hand in a number of very popular songs. Honestly, the small handful of his own recorded songs is all I had to go on with the repetition in his recorded output. He is certainly enigmatic; he could've gone novelty, country, ballads, and any of a number of other directions if time were on his side.
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...
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.
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?
) could anyone provide a link for the Vol. 15 update? Missed it by one...