THE BEATLES AT THE BEEB VOLUME 13 - RARE TEST PRESSING - BEEB RECORDS - BEATLES

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Beatles at the Beeb - Volume 13 - Test Pressing  with blank white label on both sides of the record  U.S. Unofficial Release from 1988
BB 2184/S   Mono 
Live Beatle Radio Performances  from 1964 and 1965 Introduced by Denny Piercy and Murray the K
Popular edition of this series, featuring a rare live version of the "The Night Before."
Side One The Beatles Invite You To Take A Ticket To Ride, 7th June 1965  Number 1 studio, Picadilly Theater, London Recorded May 26th, 1965 - 2:30-6PM
A1 Ticket To Ride A2 Introduction by Denny Piercy A3 Everybody's Trying to Be My Babay A4 I'm A Loser A5 Beatle Talk and Intro A6 the Night Before A7 Honey Don't  A8 Intro: Dizzy Miss Lizzy A9 She's A Woman A10 Intro: Ticket To Ride
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Side Two Performed on April 11, 1965, New Musical Express Show 1964-65  Annual Poll Winners All-Star Concert @ Empire Pool Wembley
B1 She's a Woman B2  with Intro by John: Ticket To Ride B3  with Intro by Paul: Long Tall Sally
Performed on April 26th, 1964, New Musical Express shows 1963-64 Annual Poll Winners All-Star Concert @ Empire Pool Wembley
B4 Introduction by Murray the K B5 She Loves You B6 You Can't Do That B7 with Intro by Paul : Twist and Shout B8 with Intro by Paul: Long Tall Sally
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From :
This is Volume 13 of the famous 13LP serie: The Beatles At The Beeb. The most important series of Beatles BBC unofficial releases started in October 1986, when the first of 13 LPs with BBC sessions, titled THE BEATLES AT THE BEEB - VOL. 1 to VOL. 13, appeared. The tapes originating this series had long been preserved by a U.K. collector, who in the middle of the Eighties traded them with some Dutch friends. The material was then given to a group of European producers who started the release of the records on the label "Beeb Transcription Records." The first 9 volumes were pressed in Europe, while the last four volumes, due to some problems which arose at the pressing plants, were produced in the USA at two different plants, one of which used noticeably worse vinyl. The absolute importance of this series is that it brings us an incredible amount of previously unreleased sessions, often including chats and announcements. Moreover, sound quality is in general very good, often excellent, and the liner notes (although excessively emphatic) give useful information. A few weak points however affected this production. First of all, some of the incomplete programmes could have been (at least in part) completed by taking the available missing songs from already released sources. Some songs in poor quality could have been replaced with those available in better sound. Slight work with filters and equalizers on the original tapes could have increased the overall audio quality, which sometimes suffers from some hiss or is not equalized. Unfortunately, the tapes start from 1963, and thus all the first BBC sessions are missing (and probably many of them are lost forever). The series ended with Vol. 13 in December 1988.

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