Steve K: Various Artists 1939-??-??

Identifier	9712323
Created At	Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)
Media Type	FLAC
Media Count	8
Sound Rating	A
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Various Artists 1939-??-?? The Sixties at the Beeb!, Compilation, Compilation
Set 1	VOLUME ONE: DISC ONE: Series Introduction: Part 1 BBC Host, Andy Peebles A Hard Day's Night [excerpt] - The Beatles (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction [excerpt] - The Rolling Stones You Really Got Me [excerpt) - The Kinks My Generation [excerpt] - The Who Strange Brew [excerpt] - Cream Dancing in the Street [excerpt] - The Who Purple Haze [excerpt] - The Jimi Hendrix Experience Jailhouse Rock [excerpt] - The Animals Over Under Sideways Down [excerpt] - The Yardbirds Whole Lotta Love [excerpt] - Led Zeppelin Long Tall Sally - The Beatles Things We Said Today/Studio Chat - The Beatles A Hard Day's Night - The Beatles You Really Got Me - The Kinks All Day & All of the Night - The Kinks Route 66 - The Rolling Stones Mona (I Need You Baby) - The Rolling Stones I'm a Loser/Studio Chat - The Beatles Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby/Studio Chat - The Beatles She's a Woman - The Beatles I Feel Fine/Studio Chat - The Beatles Rock & Roll Music/Studio Chat - The Beatles Kansas City/Hey-Hey-Hey! - The Beatles I'll Follow the Sun - The Beatles Ferry Cross the Mersey [excerpt] - Gerry & The Pacemakers Love Potion #9 [excerpt] - The Searchers Can't You Hear My Heartbeat? [Medley] - Herman's Hermits Silhouettes [Medley] - Herman's Hermits I'm Henry the 8th, I Am [Medley] - Herman's Hermits Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - The Animals Gonna Send You Back to Georgia - The Animals Studio Chat/For Your Love - The Yardbirds Studio Chat/The Last Time - The Rolling Stones Down the Road Apiece - The Rolling Stones Here Comes the Night - Them All for Myself - Them DISC TWO: Bring it on Home to Me/Studio Chat - The Animals C.C. Rider - The Animals Go Now - The Moody Blues Catch the Wind - Donovan Tired of Waiting for You - The Kinks Just You & Me/Studio Chat - The Who Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere - The Who Studio Chat/Dizzy Miss Lizzy - The Beatles Studio Chat/Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby - The Beatles Ticket To Ride - The Beatles Heart Full of Soul - The Yardbirds I Wish You Would - The Yardbirds I've Been Wrong - The Yardbirds Gloria - Them One More Time - Them We Gotta Get Out of this Place/Studio Chat - The Animals Heartbreak Hotel/Studio Chat - The Animals Work Song - The Animals See My Friend/Studio Chat - The Kinks This Strange Effect - The Kinks I'm a Man/Studio Chat - The Yardbirds Too Much Monkey Business - The Yardbirds DISC THREE: (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction/Studio Chat - The Rolling Stones Cry to Me - The Rolling Stones Mercy, Mercy - The Rolling Stones Fannie Mae - The Rolling Stones Oh! Baby (We Got a Good Thing Goin') - The Rolling Stones Evil Hearted You/Studio Chat - The Yardbirds Still I'm Sad - The Yardbirds Hang On Sloopy - The Yardbirds What Ya' Gonna Do About It? - The Small Faces It's Alright (featuring Rod Stewart) - Steampacket It's My Life - The Animals Corrina, Corrina - The Animals Look Through Any Window - The Hollies You're a Better Man Than I - The Yardbirds Train Kept A'-Rollin' - The Yardbirds Studio Chat/My Generation - The Who A Well Respected Man - The Kinks 'Til the End of the Day - The Kinks Where Have All the Good Times Gone? - The Kinks Inside Looking Out - The Animals Sweet Little Sixteen - Animals Substitute - Who 03:43 Studio Chat/A Man with Money - The Who Dancing in the Street - Who DISC FOUR: A Groovy Kind of Love - The Mindbenders Pretty Flamingo - Manfred Mann From Home/Studio Chat - The Troggs Wild Thing/Studio Chat - The Troggs With a Girl Like You/Studio Chat - The Troggs Lost Girl/Studio Chat - The Troggs The Yella In Me - The Troggs Studio Chat/Shapes of Things - The Yardbirds Studio Chat/The Sun is Shining - The Yardbirds Over Under Sideways Down - The Yardbirds Disguises/Studio Chat - The Who I'm a Boy - The Who So Sad - The Who Studio Chat/I Can't Control Myself - The Troggs Jailhouse Rock - The Animals Studio Chat/Paint it Black - The Animals Sweet Wine - Cream Studio Chat/Wrapping Paper - Cream Lawdy Mama - Cream Train Time - Cream Bonus Tracks: You're No Good - The Swinging Blue Jeans Tell Her No - The Zombies Scenescof - Marc Bolan & T.Rex Death Cab For Cutie - The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band
Set 2	VOLUME TWO: DISC ONE: Series Introduction: Part 2 - BBC Host, Andy Peebles Communication Breakdown [excerpt] - Led Zeppelin Happy Together [excerpt] - The Turtles A Whiter Shade of Pale [excerpt] - Procol Harum Speed King [excerpt] - Deep Purple Happy Jack/Studio Chat - The Who Boris the Spider - The Who See My Way - The Who Studio Chat/I Feel Free - Cream N.S.U. - Cream From Four Until Late - Cream Gimme Some Lovin' - The Spencer Davis Group I'm a Man - The Spencer Davis Group When I Was Young/Studio Chat - The Animals Mellow Yellow - Donovan I Can Hear the Grass Grow - The Move Purple Haze/Studio Chat - The Jimi Hendrix Experience Hey Joe - The Jimi Hendrix Experience Foxy Lady/Studio Chat - The Jimi Hendrix Experience Love or Confusion? - The Jimi Hendrix Experience Killing Floor - The Jimi Hendrix Experience Hi-Ho Silver Lining - The Jeff Beck Group Little Games/Studio Chat - The Yardbirds Most Likely You'll Go Your Way & I'll Go Mine - The Yardbirds Studio Chat/New York Mining Disaster 1941 - The Bee Gees DISC TWO: Strange Brew - Cream Tales of Brave Ulysses - Cream She'd Rather Be With Me - The Turtles Happy Together - The Turtles A Whiter Shade of Pale/Studio Chat - Procol Harum Studio Chat/Tallyman - The Jeff Beck Group Rock My Plimsoul - The Jeff Beck Group San Franciscan Nights - Eric Burdon & The Animals Nights in White Satin - The Moody Blues Hole in My Shoe - Traffic Catfish Blues - The Jimi Hendrix Experience Drivin' South/Studio Chat - The Jimi Hendrix Experience Burning of the Midnight Lamp - The Jimi Hendrix Experience Hound Dog - The Jimi Hendrix Experience I Can See For Miles - The Who Summertime Blues - The Who Love is All Around/Studio Chat - The Troggs Outside Woman Blues/Studio Chat - Cream Born Under a Bad Sign - Cream Autumn Almanac - The Kinks DISC THREE: Day Tripper - The Jimi Hendrix Experience Wait Until Tomorrow - The Jimi Hendrix Experience Monterey - Eric Burdon & The Animals Steppin' Out - Cream Politician - Cream Peggy Sue -The Troggs Little Green Apples - The Troggs Studio Chat/Think About It - The Yardbirds Studio Chat/Goodnight Sweet Josephine - The Yardbirds Studio Chat/Fire - The Crazy World of Arthur Brown Julia Dream - Pink Floyd Let There Be More Light - Pink Floyd Murderistic Woman - Pink Floyd With a Little Help From My Friends - Joe Cocker Albatross - Fleetwood Mac Love Story - Jethro Tull Point Me at the Sky - Pink Floyd Embryo - Pink Floyd I'm Going Home - Ten Years After DISC FOUR: Emmaretta - Deep Purple Communication Breakdown - Led Zeppelin You Shook Me - Led Zeppelin Song of Yesterday - Free Diary of an Empty Day - The Nice In the Court of the Crimson King - King Crimson Whole Lotta Love/Studio Chat - Led Zeppelin What Is & What Never Should Be - Led Zeppelin Traveling Riverside Blues - Led Zeppelin Lady Samantha/Studio Chat - Elton John Sails - Elton John Looking Around - Yes Speed King - Deep Purple Unwashed & Slightly Dazed/Studio Chat - David Bowie Let Me Sleep Beside You - David Bowie Rock & Roll Music - The Beatles Bonus Tracks Roadrunner - The Pretty Things Reno, Nevada - Fairport Convention Crawling Up a Hill - John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother - The Hollies
Set 3
Comment	Originally broadcast in 1987, Westwood One syndicated with the BBC for a series of shows based on the 1960â€™s output of early radio broadcasts which had brought the newest and grooviest pop acts onto the London airwaves. Live sets which un- licensed radio stations couldn't deliver to British teenagers transistor radios. In fact, the BBC practically wiped the pirates out by rounding up several singers and bands of the time with presenters who played the straight man to their often wacky, sharp witted guests. Many of these broadcast shows were introduced by DJ and chronicler Andy Peebles, most famously the last British interviewer to have spoken to John Lennon in 1980. It was through this syndication that many fans,and cigar smoking radio executives in the United States, realized that the BBC were on to something by presenting these special type of live sessions to their listeners. The Sixties at the Beeb! is a 12 hour (approx. 10 hrs. uninterrupted) Westwood One radio series produced by the BBC and broadcast in two, six hour parts on May 25 and June 29, 1987. Culled from the vaults of the BBC archives, this BBC program features unique music performances by the top British artists of the decade who have recorded in the BBC studios from 1964 thru 1969, including the Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, the Who, the Rolling Stones, the Kinks, the Yardbirds, the Animals, Led Zeppelin, Donavan, Them, The Moody Blues, Herman's Hermits, The Troggs, Cream, Pink Floyd, David Bowie, and many, many more. These are not the album versions of their songs. Instead, the artists performed these versions specifically for the BBC. Some of this material wasn't even aired in the Sixties and presented in this program for the first time. According to the catalogue pages, most of the recordings used in the series were made originally for the weekly Saturday Club and Top Gear programs on BBC Radio. Also, many of these live versions have ended up on future BBC compilations of a particular band's appearances, such as Beatles at The Beeb, The Who at The BBC, The Kinks,The Yardbirds, David Bowie, etc. Part 1 consists of 7 records (14 sides) covering 1963-1966 and has a massive predominance of Beatles from November and December '64. Other interesting parts include the description of Jeff Beck's first appearance with the Yardbirds and the Rolling Stones first successful attempt in writing a beat song "The Last Time", performed live March 1st, 1965. Part 2 consists of 8 records (16 sides), covering 1963-1966, and has a much wider variety of acts starting with a long Eric Burden of the Animals interview, followed by Pete Townshend of the Who. Part two also features the Beatles very last broadcast from May 1965. Both the sets have commercials and local break grooves, and part two label states "Diet Coke presents!" 15 LPs and well over 160 tracks, plus many artist interview segments from the original transmissions with perennial BBC host Andy Peebles, along with a few newly recorded reflections from artistâ€™s as well vintage Q&A clips by BBC co- host, Brian Matthew. The total programming time for both sets is roughly 12 hours, 55-57 minutes per hour actual time, excluding local breaks. This set has been widely available by torrent and download for many years now, upgrading the source material along the way as technology develops and as the demands insist. Radio shows were first syndicated on reel to reel tape, later on vinyl LP records (still the best fidelity), then CD's, and now digitally. As a result, collectors have a much more difficult time getting their hands on top quality material such as this, and the vintage programs that are available today just keep going up in value. Pitch, phase and levels corrected at Remastered Workshop in 2015, the source of the material are from cassette recording of the FM broadcast from vinyl. With the exception of the two Rolling Stones stereo tracks in Segment 3, all the recordings are in mono. This is about as good as these recording will ever sound, and thanks to RMW, these recording serve as the backbone for this new updated version. Apart from several bonus tracks that are included, the only real difference is the addition of an 11 minute segment that's (unknowningly) not included in the RMW release. That broadcast segment (part 1, segment #9) is devoted entirely to the Beatles, and what would turn out to be their very last session for the BBC. In 1965, the BBC wanted their next show to be another in the "From Us to You" series, but the Beatles felt that the old title no longer represented where they were musically at the time. So they come up with an (somewhat unimagin- ative) alternate title, "The Beatles Invite You to Take a Ticket to Ride". The songs the Beatles recorded during their May 26th, 1965 BBC session include: "Ticket to Ride", "Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby", I'm a Loser", "The Night Before", "Honey Donâ€™t", "Dizzy Miss Lizzy", and "She's a Woman". Two of these performances, "Ticket to Ride" and "Dizzy Miss Lizzy", are both included on the 1994 Apple release â€˜The Beatles Live at the BBCâ€™ (Disc 2, Tracks 22-23). Much like RMW, this newly acquired segment is also from an analogue cassette dub and 99% free from inferior clicks or other glitches. The two officially released songs "Ticket to Ride" & "Dizzy Miss Lizzyâ€, along with "Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby", are among the tracks broadcast in this added segment. Despite promises to the contrary, the Beatles as a group never recorded any additional radio shows for the BBC, or anyone else for that matter. By the following year in 1966, they would become strictly a studio band and focus exclusively on record production rather than touring.

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