The Beatles - Live 62
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Here's a compilation of the Beatles live in 1962. Remastered from the best sources, I have repaired dozens of pops, clicks and anomalies, fixed abrupt endings and tape wow, and painstakingly tamed the massively fluctuating volume levels (both within each track, and from track-to-track) to ensure the smoothest possible listen from start to finish.
[Playhouse Theatre, Manchester, 7th March 62] - 00:00 Dream Baby, 01:53 Memphis Tennessee, 04:11 Please Mr Postman, [Playhouse Theatre, Manchester, 11th June 62] - 06:19 Ask Me Why, 08:37 Besame Mucho, 11:05 A Picture Of You, [Cavern Club, Liverpool 22nd Aug 62] - 13:23 Some Other Guy, [Cavern Club, Liverpool 5th Sept 62] - 15:27 Kansas City, 18:16 Some Other Guy, [Playhouse Theatre, Manchester, 25th Oct 62] - 20:34 A Taste Of Honey, 22:57 P.S I Love You, [Cavern Club Rehearsals Nov 62] - 25:01 Catswalk, 26:25 One After 909, 29:35 Seventeen, 32:42 One After 909, 35:58 Catswalk.
Note - I had to remove "Love Me Do" (25th Oct 62) due to incorrect copyright issues.
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I really enjoy it...and I don't want to spoil it by comparing two drummers.
ESTRAORDINARIO Y NOSTALGICO ESCUCHAR LOS INICIOS DE LA MEJOR BANDA DE ROCK DEL MUNDO AYER,HOY Y PARA SIEMPRE JUAN DESDE VENEZUELA
They should put the on LP and CD. For everyone to enjoy..a piece of music history 😊
Great job Peter. I've not heard these sounding so good before
Great job! I enjoy it very much.
Though petes drumming isn't as good as ringos. I still find it hypnotic. Especially on memphis..
Love it really very good
Fantastic job of remastering mate. It is very listenable now! Thank you for uploading!!!👍👍
aBSOLUTLY aGREE!
Great glimpse of the early band. Pretty much the same songs on the Live from Hamburg recording from Dec '62, but glad to hear these "new" versions. You could tell they're a great band, but can't tell they'd become the worldwide Earth-changing phenomenon they were about to become.
Really nice job on fixing these up - sounds better than even the recent 10" vinyl release. You can properly hear that "Atom Beat" for the first time - big HEAVY sound on Memphis Tennessee. I know Ringo fans will start weaping, but I actually like Pete's drumming just fine.
Maybe take The Polydor stuff, The Decca Demos and these first 2 BBC shows and create some sort of Beatles w/Pete Best collection??
Pete's intense drumming was what initially attracted the German fans like Klaus and Astrid. A lot of fans were disappointed when he was no longer with the band because Pete played very loud and boisterously.
@@bigzach1000 *_"When Pete left the band, all the energy, all the electricity was gone."_* ~ Astrid Kircherr
@@Cosmo-Kramer the entire music history seems to disagree
@@Treemur Obviously, a new "energy", a new "electricity", emerged in the months after Pete was sacked, fueled primarily by the excitement of the band recording songs, getting on the radio, hitting the Top 20 of the UK charts, as well as the emerging songwriting brilliance of Lennon and McCartney. And sure, John and Paul were terrific frontmen. But what Astrid was saying was that Pete, as the far and away most popular Beatle, was the vital member of the band during his tenure, and his absence left such a void that The Beatles had to re-brand themselves after he was gone, which again, they did primarily with their songwriting. Here's another quote for you, which illustrates how Pete's drumming defined The Beatles' sound.
This is what a contemporary drummer of Pete's said when he was asked in an interview what he thought of Pete's drumming: *"He was a genius. You could sit Pete Best on a drum kit and ask him to play for 19 hours and he'd put his head down and do it. He'd drum like a dream with real style and stamina all night long, and that really was The Beatles' sound, forget the guitars. I was amazed when they replaced him. I even thought about learning guitar so he could be the drummer in my band. The Beatles didn't hate Pete Best, but they didn't want to be outshone by their drummer. Ringo was a good drummer but he was more ordinary."* -- Chris Curtis, drummer for The Searchers, a great Liverpool band who scored a 1964 Top 3 Hit in the US charts with their classic, "Love Potion # 9". Chris saw Pete Best play many times in both Hamburg and Liverpool during Pete's two years as The Beatles' drummer.
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A great piece of work such a fabulous listen ! 👍👍🎸😎🎸 BB (👍 234 )
This sounds great--much better than the cassette I made of the "Beatles at the BEEB" radio show when I was a kid!
That's Pete Best drumming on the first five songs (Mar.7-June 11, '62), Ringo after that (Aug.22, '62, his first live performance with them as an official band member, although he had played with them in Hamburg).
First six songs
That photo is much superior to the music. What a great shot
Very thanks you Peter is wonderful!
Amazing 😎👍I Know These Tracks When I Bought CD " I Saw Her Standing There " In 2013😁 But For First Time I Heard Live At Manchester In October "A Taste Of Honey "And " P.S. I Love You "😮😎 Because These Tunes Aren't Including On CD "I Saw Her Standing There " Why 🤔 Thanks To Upload, Mr. Peter Jones 😄 Thank You So Much 🙇
great job. thanks
Great work Peter! Sounds the best I’ve ever heard it. I’m sure you spend hours and hours doing this. And the more technology improves, the better and better this will sound.
Since then, the chorus work has been really amazing!
GREAT SOUND! THANKS FOR POSTING AND SHARING!
Thank you great work love it! ❤😊
Really great work! Comment to support!
I sincerely hope all that listen to this fine compilation will take note that the Pete Best contribution ends after song number 6. Please folks, no silly commentary about how great
"Poor Pete" was while actually referring to Ringo's far more solid beat.
Many prefer Pete's heavy beat for that early rock which the others kept asking him to step up and Ringo couldn't carry some rolls! However Ringo fitted in much better and grew. Àlso his left handed play of a right wing drum kit suited those early Beatle compositions. I'm glad we have Ringo but detest their prolonged treatment of Pete! 🤡
The first 3 songs have a cool beat, nice going Ringo.
Ha Ha ..good one ( It's pete best). I guess your opinion of a cool beat is a lot different than mine. Perhaps 30 + years of lo fi indie rock has lowered the bar tremendously when it comes to competent drumming.@@junplanas1403
Well, I must admit that I was hoping this comment was going to be in Pete's favor. Not that Pete is great, but many people think that they have to hate on him in order to justify Ringo being in the Beatles. Ringo is justified because he's a great drummer and a perfect fit for the band. I've been a Beatle fan since the 60s, but I do wish that people would just ignore Pete rather than slam him for the rest of his life. We all know that Ringo is the better drummer.
According to Bernard Purdie, there were 4 drummers on the Beatles recordings, and Ringo wasn’t one of them! 😂
Se escucha mucho la armonica de John en este tema anterior
Awesome
Fantastic stuff! Thank you so much for all the loving care and expertise you put in to this. Was it you who did the newly cleaned up Stowe school recordings too? It's so good to hear more of these precious fragments from 'our' beloved Beatles, prior to international stardom, and perhaps even more importantly, to have them preserved in such great shape for all musicians, music historians and fans to access in perpetuity.
Yep, that's my Stowe School remaster. I've put together an "Early Beatles" playlist of my efforts here th-cam.com/video/iX1o03h2l8o/w-d-xo.html
@@peterjones9700 Thank you for that, Peter - I've saved it to watch later. The parts I've already listened to sound a lot better than versions I've heard previously. It should have many more views! Thanks again for the work you've done on these, it's appreciated.
Long Live PETE BEST !!!
Good for you. I've got nothing against the guy, but he wasn't in Ringo's class as a drummer, and would have continually replaced in recording sessions by session drummers anyway.
Sorry guys,Ringo is much,much better.
Some of the tracks here have Ringo playing on them
That's Paul singing lead vocal on "Please Mr. Postman" as opposed to the version on "With The Beatles" where it's John singing.
nope
Definitely John. You can hear Paul on backing vocals.
OK, I was wrong. I only heard it from the speaker in the phone, now I have heard it on a proper speaker.
Genial, gracias. Me gusto muchísimo.
Wonder why the Beatles never played “Cry for a Shadow” again after it was recorded in Hamburg. I always thought it a great instrumental, much better than “Catswalk”.
Really you have done a very good job getting all this stuff of Early Beatles shows. Tks a lot. Do you know if possible be available many alternative takes from later periods about songs not included in Anthology series. ? Thank you again
You might like this - Strawberry Fields Forever (Eyes Closed Mix) th-cam.com/video/1Rl4SaiKRL4/w-d-xo.html
Pete Best suonava come si suona una batteria di pentole....
Lennon and McCartney were said to have written a hundred songs before they were ‘famous.’ Why play covers if you have written your own songs? 🤷♂️ Or did they? 🤔
Not confident enough in them yet maybe. Especially since crowds then mostly wanted to hear songs they knew, as covers were the status quo.
Bars and clubs will not hire young bands to play original music. True then and still true today
By 1962 they wrote and had discarded all their junk. One After 909 was one passible song from their Hamburg days resurrected as a filler song.
playhouse ,the drumer is pete best. ringo plays rets of the songs
Der erste Titel wurde aber von keinem der Beatles gesungen.
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That's got to be Pete Best?
Nope , Ringos on there to, look at the dates.
Pete Best on the first 6 tracks. Ringo for the rest. At the end of the first version of Some Other Guy, when Ringo had just joined, you can hear an audience member shouting "We want Pete".
Now we know why George Martin used his own session musicians on the early Beatle recordings!