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Product Description
The Beatles
LP
Live In
Holland 1964
Limited Edition
1960\u2019s
Records
Sealed
The
Beatles \u2013 Live In Holland 1964 - 1960s Records.
These
recordings give us a glimpse into the often
chaotic
circumstances that would surround a
Beatles
concert at this early stage in their touring
career.
At the first Dutch show in Blokker, the radio
broadcaster
elected to place their microphones out
front of
stage and the over-enthusiastic crowd
singing
along almost drowns out the Beatles vocals.
When they
arrived to perform for their TV
Appearance
at Treslong, the group were informed
that they
would be required to sing live vocals over
a
playback tape, the only time the group played like
this.
This LP gives us the opportunity to compare
Ringo\u2019s
drumming style to that of his temporary
replacement,
Jimmy Nicol.
The only
other extant concert recording with Nicol
on drums
is the Adelaide Centennial 9
The BEATLES LP Live In Holland 1964 VINYL Album 180 Gram Limited Ed IN STOCK NOW
The Beatles
LP
Live In
Holland 1964
Limited Edition
1960\u2019s
Records
Sealed
The
Beatles \u2013 Live In Holland 1964 - 1960s Records.
These
recordings give us a glimpse into the often
chaotic
circumstances that would surround a
Beatles
concert at this early stage in their touring
career.
At the first Dutch show in Blokker, the radio
broadcaster
elected to place their microphones out
front of
stage and the over-enthusiastic crowd
singing
along almost drowns out the Beatles vocals.
When they
arrived to perform for their TV
Appearance
at Treslong, the group were informed
that they
would be required to sing live vocals over
a
playback tape, the only time the group played like
this.
This LP gives us the opportunity to compare
Ringo\u2019s
drumming style to that of his temporary
replacement,
Jimmy Nicol.
The only
other extant concert recording with Nicol
on drums
is the Adelaide Centennial 9
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