The Beatles - "Alive At Last" 1970 Walrus Records TVC 1001A - Bootleg Beatles
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Description
Record looks to have never been played but has some slight paper marks - EX. Generic white sleeve has some shelf wear but is excellent for its age - EX. Rubber stamp of title in upper left. Labels are clean with no writing and next to no spindle wear - EX. Label reads the artist as being "The Four Liverpudlians" but commonly known as The Beatles. Please see pictures for condition details as the photos are considered part of the description.
Needless to say, The Beatles never played at "Atlanta Whiskey Flat" – in fact, no one did, since this venue does not even exist. In more recent years, this show has been identified as Philadelphia – most likely because at the very start of the concert, Paul seems to say "Hello, Philly." One of the bootleggers is reported to have claimed that the tape was from the second Hollywood Bowl show, but that's impossible because there was only one 1964 show at the Hollywood Bowl, and we have it. Some tapes of "Atlanta'' were also traded as Atlantic City, but this is unlikely, too. Note that the American Federation of Musicians only gave The Beatles permission to be professionally recorded at the Hollywood Bowl, therefore this tape more likely originates from a radio broadcast.
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