The Beatles - The Beeb's Lost Beatles Tapes - Fourteen Part Series Of The Beatles Live On BBC Radio From 1962-1968 Album

Tracklist

1	This Boy (21 December 1963)
2	I Just Don't Understand (20 August 1963)
3	From Us To You (26 December 1963)
4	Sure To Fall (18 June 1963)
5	Pop Chat Interview (30 August 1963)
6	Twist And Shout (24 September 1963)
7	I Got A Woman (4 April 1964)
8	Twist And Shout (25 June 1963)
9	Public Ear Interview (22 March 1964)
10	Thank You Girl (13 May 1963)
11	A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues (25 June 1963)
12	Please Mr Postman (10 July 1963)
13	You Really Got A Hold On Me (17 September 1963)
14	Johnny B Goode (15 February 1964)
15	Roll Over Beethoven (30 March 1964)
16	Lorne Gibson Interview
17	I'll Follow The Sun (26 November 1964)
18	Baby It's You (11 June 1963)
19	I Feel Fine (26 November 1964)
20	Barbara Garnet Interview
21	Kieth Bateson Interview
22	Too Much Monkey Business (4 April 1963)
23	Pop Profile Interview (December 1965)
24	Pop Goes The Beatles
25	Please Mister Postman (30 July 1963)
26	Hippy Hippy Shake (30 July 1963)
27	I Want To Hold Your Hand (15 February 1964)
28	If I Needed Someone (cv)
29	Saturday Club Interview (8 February 1964)
30	I'll Get You (5 October 1963)
31	We Can Work It Out (cv)
32	I Feel Fine (17 November 1964)
33	Keith Bateson Interview
34	Lend Me Your Comb (16 July 1963)
35	I'll Be On My Way (24 June 1963)
36	And I Love Her (16 July 1964)
37	Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby (26 December 1964)
38	Honey Don't (18 May 1964)
39	She Loves You (20 October 1963)
40	Pop Go The Beatles
41	Don't Ever Change (27 August 1963)
42	I'm A Loser (26 November 1964)
43	From Me To You (24 June 1963)
44	Interview
45	Money (18 June 1963)
46	Kansas City / Hey-Hey-Hey (26 December 1964)
47	And I Love Her (Lena Horne-Excerpt)
48	She Loves You (26 December 1963)
49	Side By Side (1 April 1963)
50	I Got To Find My Baby (11 June 1963)
51	Sweet Little Sixteen (23 July 1963)
52	Happy Birthday Saturday Club (5 October 1963)
53	Can't Buy Me Love (30 March 1964)
54	Happy Birthday (18 June 1963)
55	Ticket To Ride (7 June 1965)
56	Carol (16 July 1963)
57	I Got A Woman (10 September 1963)
58	Matchbox (30 July 1963)
59	Long Tall Sally (10 September 1963)
60	John Andrews Interview
61	Rock And Roll Music (26 December 1964)
62	She Loves You (5 October 1963)
63	A Hard Days Night (16 July 1964)
64	Scene And Heard Interview (30 September/7 October 1967)
65	Lucille (17 September 1963)
66	That's Alright Mama (16 July 1963)
67	Youngblood (11 June 1963)
68	Radio Banter
69	Alan Freeman Interview
70	George Harrison Interview
71	Pop Goes The Beatles (25 June 1963)
72	Roll Over Beethoven (21 December 1963)
73	Peter Pilbeam Interview
74	Till There Was You (30 March 1964)
75	Long Tall Sally (25 May 1963)
76	Soldier Of Love (16 July 1963)
77	Terry Henebery Interview
78	You Can't Do That (18 May 1964)
79	I Wanna Be Your Man (30 March 1964)
80	Dizzy Miss Lizzy (7 June 1965)
81	Love Me Do (20 October 1963)
82	Public Ear Interview (24 March 1964)
83	A Hard Days Night (Peggy Lee-Excerpt)
84	Some Other Guy (23 June 1963)
85	Public Ear Interview (3 November 1963)
86	The Beatles Abroad Interview (30 August 1965)
87	Happy Birthday (18 May 1964)
88	So How Come (No-One Loves Me) (23 July 1963)
89	Drive My Car (cv)
90	Nothin' Shakin' (But The Leaves On The Trees) (23 July 1963)
91	Wait (Frankie Vaughn-Excerpt)
92	Crying, Waiting, Hoping (6 August 1963)
93	Pop Profile Interview (May 1966)
94	Sure To Fall (4 April 1964)
95	Brian Matthew Interview
96	Top Of The Pops Interview (20 March 1967)
97	All My Loving (30 March 1964)
98	Boys (25 May 1963)
99	Flying (cv)
100	A Taste Of Honey (23 June 1963)
101	All My Loving (Matt Monro-Excerpt)
102	I Want To Hold Your Hand (26 December 1963)
103	Bernie Andrews Interview
104	Pop Profile Interview (November 1965)
105	To Know Her Is To Love Her (6 August 1963)
106	Glad All Over (20 August 1963)
107	Chains (17 September 1963)
108	I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry (6 August 1963)
109	Clarabella (16 July 1963)
110	Tie Me Kangaroo Down (26 December 1963)
111	I Saw Her Standing There (25 May 1963)
112	I Saw Her Standing There (20 October 1963)
113	Long Tall Sally (16 July 1964)
114	Top Gear Promo (16 July 1964)
115	I Forgot To Remember To Forget (18 May 1964)
116	Where Its At Interview (24 November 1967)
117	Help! (30 August 1965- Hollywood Bowl)
118	Honey Don't (3 September 1963)
119	Anna (Go To Him) (25 June 1963)
120	Memphis (29 June 1963)
121	She's A Woman (26 November 1964)
122	From Us To You
123	Advert
124	Tony Hall Interview
125	Mbe Interview (June 1965)
126	Lucille (5 October 1963)
127	The Kenny Everett Show Interview (9 June 1968)
128	Lonesome Tears In My Eyes (23 July 1963)
129	All I Want For Christmas (21 December 1963)
130	Things We Said Today (16 July 1964)

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CN 5302	The Beatles	The Beeb's Lost Beatles Tapes ‎(7xLP, Mono, Transcription)	BBC Transcription Services	CN 5302	UK	1989

Notes

Japanese Import. Glossy card box housing 8 CD mini LP jackets, genuine silver pressed CD box.

Short intro

Pop Goes The Beatles. I Saw Her Standing There 20 October 1963. The collection of information about your use of the content, and combination with previously collected information, used to measure, understand, and report on your usage of the service. This does not include personalisation, the collection of information about your use of this service to subsequently personalise content andor advertising for you in other contexts, i. on other service, such as websites or apps, over time. Functional Cookies. The Beeb's Lost Beatles Tapes was a music documentary series presented by Richard Skinner, comprising 14 half-hour episodes, broadcast on BBC Radio 1 between 1 October 31 December 1988. Each episode was broadcast on Saturday evening with a repeat on the following Monday. The series presented rarely broadcast and unreleased BBC recordings of The Beatles made between 1963 and 1968. This included sessions from Saturday Club, Easy Beat and Pop Go the Beatles. As well as the songs, the programme included. Месяц бесплатно. Beeb's Lost Beatles Tapes episode 12. this was a 14 x episode, 30 min radio show aired in the UK in late 1988 which ultimately led to the Beatles At the BBC CD releases. these are from my original audio tapes i recorded at the time. Here is a list of all those sessions containing musical performances, including the recording and broadcast dates and the songs played. I have every episode of The Lost Lennon Tapes and theres a number of live BBC recordings on that show. Some ended up on the second BBC album. There should be notations here saying what appears on those shows. The Beatles gave us a continuing soundtrack of unparalleled charm and reassurance. As long as they kept on delivering fresh songs along with the morning milk, everything was right in our optimistic world. That the Beatles were woven into the fabric of British life was due in large part to the regularity of their attention to good habits the Christmas messages to fans, the package tours, the visits home to Liverpool families, an honest paying of all the expected dues and in no small measure to the BBC, who provided that unparalleled broadcasting expertise to keep. the nation in touch with the boys through fifty two broadcasts. From 1962 to 1965, the Beatles made 52 appearances on the BBC, recording live-in-the-studio performances of both their official releases and several dozen songs that they never issued on disc. This magnificent two-disc compilation features 56 of these tracks, including 29 covers of early rock, R&B, soul, and pop tunes that never appeared on their official releases, as well as the Lennon-McCartney original I'll Be on My Way, which they gave in 1963 to Billy J. Kramer rather than record it themselves. BBC Radio 2 will celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Beatles Abbey Road album with RADIO 2 BEATLES, a four-day pop-up DAB radio station. It will feature programmes fronted by Gary Barlow, John Bishop, Martin Freeman, Guy Garvey, Dave Grohl, Giles Martin, Cerys Matthews, Paul Merton and many more hosting shows along with Radio 2 presenters including Zoe Ball, Sara Cox and Jo Whiley, and other huge fans of the Fab Four Broadcasting from Thursday 26 to Sunday 29 September from Londons iconic Abbey Road Studios, the station will honour John, Paul, George and Ringo as a group, as individual ar. On 7 March 1962 the Beatles entered a BBC studio for their first session. It was the beginning of a long relationship between the group and BBC radio and was of tremendous importance for their success. These sessions are among the most important documents of the Beatles' music for two main reasons. First of all, the BBC had regulations limiting the number of discs which could be played during the transmissions, so whenever possible the songs were performed live in their studios. The Beatles did not escape this rule, and each number to be broadcast, including their hits, was recorded live. Скачать альбом в mp3 или слушать онлайн полный сборник исполнителяLive At The BBCбесплатно с сайта Beatles performed for 52 BBC Radio programmes, beginning with an appearance on the series Teenager's Turn-Here We Go, recorded on 7 March 1962