| Identifier | 7346869 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Status | 42 |
| Media Type | DVD |
| Media Count | 1 |
| Note | Audio A / Video A Black & White Footage |
| Source Info | Pro Shot (Multi-Camera) > ?? >DVD |
| J-Card Comment | This program was posted twice on UKNova.com, once in MPEG-1 format, then later in higher-quality MPEG-2 format. I have created a DVD from the MPEG-2 file, with simple titles and AC-3 audio. Thanks to both the providers of this wonderful program. TheTooleMan January, 2007 (notes from MPEG-1 version) Download The Music of Lennon & McCartney - Granada ITV (1965).mpg.torrent Description Directed by Philip Casson, 'The Music of Lennon & McCartney' was first broadcast 16 December, 1965 (in London) and 17 December, 1965 (rest of UK). Filmed during the first two days of November, this programme is a wonderful showcase for the songwriting genius of Lennon & McCartney. As John and Paul introduce each guest we see a variety of classic Lennon/McCartney compositions performed, some which the Beatles themselves never recorded; 'World Without Love' (Peter & Gordon), 'It's For You' (Cilla Black) and 'Bad To Me' (Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas). The more familiar Lennon/McCartney compostions are given an interesting twist; 'I Saw Him Standing There' (Lulu), 'From Me to You' (British jazz organist Alan Haven & drummer Tony Crombie), 'She Loves You'/medley (Fritz Spiegel's Ensemble), 'Yesterday' (duet with Paul & Marianne Faithful), 'She Loves You' (Antonio Vargas), 'Things We Said Today' ( sung in French by Dick Rivers), 'Ringo's Theme [This Boy]' (the George Martin Orchestra), 'If I Fell' (Henry Mancini) and 'And I Love Him' (Esther Phillips). Then there is Peter Sellers as Shakespeare's Richard III giving a wildly amusing rendition of 'A Hard Day's Night' and the Beatles performing (well, miming!) 'Day Tripper' and 'We Can Work It Out' (with John on harmonium). (notes from the MPEG-2 version) Download Music of L & M.mpg.torrent Description The music of Lennon and McCartney - Granada 1965. This is a quality upgrade of the programme recently posted. Although the quality still isn't brilliant. I suspect that this is an optical conversion from 405-625, i.e. they pointed a 625 camera at a 405 monitor, this was quite common in the pre-digital age! That would account for the slight smeariness of the picture and the very poor definition. However it is a huge improvement over the other file. When I encoded this I had no intention of uploading it so file size was not an issue therefore it is enormous, my first concern is quality. It is PAL DVD compliant, almost 2Gb! |
| Tech Note | No noticeable flaws |
| Traded From | TTD |
| Trades Allowed | |
| SCMS Status | PAL |
Performance
| The Beatles 1965-12-16 The Music Of Lennon & McCartney, London, England | |
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| Comment | Description Directed by Philip Casson, 'The Music of Lennon & McCartney' was first broadcast 16 December, 1965 (in London) and 17 December, 1965 (rest of UK). Filmed during the first two days of November, this programme is a wonderful showcase for the songwriting genius of Lennon & McCartney. As John and Paul introduce each guest we see a variety of classic Lennon/McCartney compositions performed, some which the Beatles themselves never recorded; 'World Without Love' (Peter & Gordon), 'It's For You' (Cilla Black) and 'Bad To Me' (Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas). The more familiar Lennon/McCartney compostions are given an interesting twist; 'I Saw Him Standing There' (Lulu), 'From Me to You' (British jazz organist Alan Haven & drummer Tony Crombie), 'She Loves You'/medley (Fritz Spiegel's Ensemble), 'Yesterday' (duet with Paul & Marianne Faithful), 'She Loves You' (Antonio Vargas), 'Things We Said Today' ( sung in French by Dick Rivers), 'Ringo's Theme [This Boy]' (the George Martin Orchestra), 'If I Fell' (Henry Mancini) and 'And I Love Him' (Esther Phillips). Then there is Peter Sellers as Shakespeare's Richard III giving a wildly amusing rendition of 'A Hard Day's Night' and the Beatles performing (well, miming!) 'Day Tripper' and 'We Can Work It Out' (with John on harmonium). |