Beatles/Original Japanese EMI Made Promo Film

Contains promotional videos produced by Japanese record companies in the late 1970s. The title is “BEATLES FOREVER”, so if you’re a fan, you’ll probably get it. In the late 1970s, record companies were distributing Beatles record catalogs under the same title, and you could call this a tie-up video. It is also proven that the Beatles’ latest albums that appear in the video are “AT THE HOLYWOOD BOWL” and the compilation “LOVE SONGS”. This is a short history-like video compiled over 17 minutes, and the main feature is the audio of “The Beatles Story.” It is a video that was put together by making full use of the document photos and videos that we owned at the time. There was extremely little footage of the Beatles that the company supposedly owned at that time, and essentially only one song, “Back In The U.S.S.R.” This video was the result of a lot of painstaking efforts, including various album jackets, photos that I owned, and even music videos of Beatles’ solo songs after they disbanded, and managed to make it into a full-length video. The collage part of each solo video was used by TV stations to broadcast Beatles specials until the early 1990s, and considering that it was made in the late 1970s, it is a perfect fit. It can be said that we achieved this goal. Therefore, the overall construction is full of nostalgia unique to the late 70’s. Although no rare footage appears, it is a gem that will bring back memories of the “Showa Beatles” just by looking at it. This video briefly appeared on the internet nearly 10 years ago, but because it was in circulation for such a short time, it was never released as a software, and I suspect that few enthusiasts remember its existence. It was also an unexpectedly valuable video. Official Japanese EMI made 17 minutes promo film features the following tracks Can’t Buy Me Love Yesterday Back In The U.S.S.R. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da Here, There And Everywhere Let It Be Twist And Shout PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.17min.