Beatles/World Tour Collection 1964

A collection of sound sources from the 1964 world tour. The TV appearance in the Netherlands that opens the first album was a lip-synching setup typical of the 60s, but for some reason the microphone was turned on, making for an unusual recording in which live singing was mixed in throughout. Therefore, it was a rare TV appearance that was surprisingly enjoyable even if you listened to the audio alone. The next recording was the sound source from the twice-a-day performance in the Netherlands, and the first show was an audience recording, which was very rare at that time. It’s hard to hear each person’s vocals, and it’s as if the audience is singing in chorus with the Beatles playing in the background, but I think that’s also a valuable recording. Although the second show is short, it is a sound board recording and the sound quality is good, but you can still hear the chorus from the back, giving you a glimpse of how exciting the venue was on the day. And the second half of the first disc is the Adelaide performance, which is famous as the only complete soundboard recording during the period when Jimmy Nicol served as Ringo’s substitute. When it was first discovered, it was valuable and the sound quality was quite good, but the tape was distorted, which caused stress when listening. Of course, the best version recorded here has no such problems and can be listened to with confidence. The second one is the best version and soundboard recording of each of the two stages in Melbourne, which has been familiar for a long time. The sound quality of the second show, which is famous for its visuals, is also very good, and the audio alone is enough to listen to. It is a high-quality sound source that ranks among the top three live performances in 1964 before the Hollywood Bowl. The fragmented Sydney performance sandwiched between these two Melbourne sound sources is actually an audience recording of a blurry sound image, recorded with a sound-collecting microphone by a news film shooting company, but this is appreciated. Rather, it is extremely easy to listen to and understand that the two discs have been neatly divided into the Jimmy Nicole participation schedule and Ringo’s return. In addition, sound board recording is also the main thing. Is this tour still satisfying with this title? Such a masterpiece. Disc 1 (79:15) The Beatles in Nederland 5 June, 1964 1: interview 2: She Loves You 3: All My Loving 4: Twist And Shout 5: Roll Over Beethoven 6: Long Tall Sally 7: Can’t Buy Me Love Blokker, The Netherlands 6 June, 1964 (early) 8: Intro 9: I Saw Her Standing There 10: I Want To Hold Your Hand 11: Intro 12: All My Loving 13: She Loves You 14: Intro 15: Twist And Shout 16: Long Tall Sally Blokker, The Netherlands 6 June, 1964 (late) 17: Intro 18: I Saw Her Standing There 19: I Want To Hold Your Hand 20: Intro 21: All My Loving Adelaide, Australia 12 June, 1964 : 22: Intro 23: I Saw Her Standing There 24: I Want To Hold Your Hand 25: All My Loving 26: She Loves You 27: Till There Was You 28: Roll Over Beethoven 29: Can’t Buy Me Love 30: This Boy 31: Twist And Shout 32: Long Tall Sally 33: Outro Disc 2 (76:48) Melbourne, Australia, 17 June, 1964 (early) 1: Intro 2: I Saw Her Standing There 3: You Can’t Do That 4: All My Loving 5: She Loves You 6: Till There Was You 7: Roll Over Beethoven 8: Can’t Buy Me Love 9: This Boy 10: Twist And Shout 11: Intro to long tall sally Melbourne, Australia, 17 June, 1964 (late) 12: Intro 13: I Saw Her Standing There 14: You Can’t Do That 15: All My Loving 16: She Loves You 17: Till There Was You 18: Roll Over Beethoven 19: Can’ t Buy Me Love 20: This Boy 21: Twist And Shout 22: Long Tall Sally Sydney, Australia 18-20 June, 1964: 23: Intro 24: I Saw Her Standing There 25: You Can’t Do That Melbourne, Australia, 17 June, 1964 (late) 26. I Saw Her Standing There 27. You Can’t Do That 28. All My Loving 29. She Loves You 30. Till There Was You 31. Roll Over Beethoven 32. Can’t Buy Me Love 33. Twist And Shout 34. Long Tall Sally 35. Outro