The Beatles - Last Live Show Album

Tracklist

1	Baby's In Black
2	Dizzy Miss Lizzy
3	Hard Day's Night
4	Act Naturally
5	Introducing Group
6	Can't Buy Me Love
7	I'm Down (Encore With Talking)
8	Twist & Shout
9	I Feel Fine
10	Ticket To Ride
11	Interview
12	I'm Down
13	Help

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
#501	The Beatles	Last Live Show ‎(LP, Unofficial)	Live Records	#501	US	Unknown
71012	The Beatles	Last Live Show ‎(LP, Unofficial)	Trade Mark Of Quality	71012	US	1972
none	The Beatles	Last Live Show ‎(LP, Unofficial)	Trade Mark Of Quality	none	US	Unknown

Notes

Taken from the TV soundtrack of The Beatles At Shea Stadium, recorded August 15th 1965 in New York City. Overdubs and complete re-recordings took place on 5 January 1966. "I Feel Fine" & "Help!" became pure studio re-creations in the process. As time was limited, "Twist and Shout" was replaced and dropped in from the 30 August 1965 Hollywood Bowl three track tape, not deemed suitable for even remixing, let alone a release, earlier and "Act Naturally" is, as everyone can easily hear, just the released version with added audience noise. Not their last live performance obviously.

Short intro

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