Name: THE BEATLES: Grey-Vinyl-LP THE LOST DECCA TAPES
SKU: LP-B-GB-1962-01-01--2015-01-00-TheLostDeccaTapes
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THE BEATLES: Grey-Vinyl-LP THE LOST DECCA TAPES

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Artikelnummer: LP-B-GB-1962-01-01--2015-01-00-TheLostDeccaTapes Categories: LPs, LPs - Beatles, Vinyl-Platten, MCs etc.

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Januar 2015: THE BEATLES: Grey-Vinyl-LP THE LOST DECCA TAPES

January 2015: THE BEATLES: grey vinyl lp THE LOST DECCA TAPES

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Januar 2015: THE BEATLES: Grey-Vinyl-LP THE LOST DECCA TAPES
Coda Publishing CPLVNY014, Großbritannien.
LP-Seite 1: Deacca Stdios, London: THE BEATLES (JL, PM, GH & PETE BEST): Track 1 – 10: Money (That’s What I Want); Till There Was You; To Know Her Is To Love Her; Besame Mucho; Memphis Tenessee; Sure To Fall (In Love With You); Crying Waiting Hoping; September In The Rain; Take Good Care Of My Baby; Love Of The Loved.
LP-Seite 2: Track 11: 1961: THE BEATLES (JL, PM, GH & PETE BEST): Hamburg, Deutschland: Ain’t She Sweet. Track 12: PETE BEST: The Decca Tapes (interview). Track 13: THE BEATLES (JL, PM, GH & ANDY WHITE am Schlagzeug & RINGO STARR mit Maracas): Dienstag, 11. September 1962: EMI Recording Studios, London, Großbritannien: P.S. I Love You. Track 14: PETE BEST & ANDY WHITE: interview about recording Love Me Do. Track 15: THE BEATLES (JL, PM, GH & RS): 1963: Großbritannien: Till There Was You (live). Track 16: PETE BEST: The Boys Want You Out (interview). Track 17: 1961: Hamburg, Deutschland: TONY SHERIDAN & THE BEATLES (JL, PM, GH & PETE BEST): My Bonnie.

Pressetext:
The controversial tapes that BATLES fans have waited 50 years to hear are now available on Coda Vinyl. The BEATLE’ audition for Decca Records is the most controversial recording session in the history of popular music. On the strength of the tape produced during this session Decca Records took the infamous decision not to sign the Beatles. The explanation offered at the time was that the performances were poor. Despite the subsequent clamour from Beatles fans to be allowed to hear the tapes, ten of the fifteen tracks recorded for Decca Tapes have obstinately remained un-released.
Now that 50 years have elapsed, these previously unreleased tracks have at last be made available for the first time; so everyone can finally judge for themselves. INCLUDES A PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED LENNON/McCARTNEY TRACK This long awaited album also contains the only known recording of the lost Lennon/McCartney composition Love Of The Loved which has never before been released on record.

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