BEATLES AT SHEA !

First-time specifications sold out. Introducing a regular version in response to the request for re-release. The Beatles, the legendary Shay Stadium Performance, 2 versions of the sound source. No replacement for performances. Includes 2 versions of the real life and a broadcast editor. The first complete version of the Shay Stadium in history also includes the front seat band of the day. Detailed 10,800 characters, Japanese instruction booklet. The Beatles Shey Stadium Performance, the largest outdoor concert ever, is now available in an expanded 2CD set (Regular Plastic Case Version). Older fans are the familiar Shay Stadium (at the time marked as shared stadium), but the live voice that was heard was greatly modified in the studio, rerecording and dubbing later in the studio. The "SHAE STADIUM" (EGSH-0012) was released by Eternal Groves in 2017, and the "Uncorrected Realistic Live Sound" has been featured in this expanded version as well as the "Original Broadcast Sound" and "Front Seat Band Live". It will be an essential item to know all of this historic concert. North American performance in 1965 that became an unprecedented stadium tour in rock history. The first day of the Shey Stadium performances showed 56,000 spectators and the venue filled with beetle enthusiasts hilariouss. This large concert that everyone will experience for the first time was recorded as a video work; however, it was wrapped in overwhelming voices than expected, and the lack of recording equipment at the time, causing confusion to balance vocals and instruments. Therefore, in January he tried to rerecord the video at London's studio the next year, after trial and error, the Shey Stadium Live was completed, and broadcast on TV in 1966 and 1967 in British BBC and American ABC. The video was sold in the 70s, but now more fans have valued their actual performance than their editing and modified completed edition. Even if there is a mistake in performances, the momentum and gori left there is a real sense of live. It even conveys the feeling and uplifting of a member of the Beatles. Here is a "uncorrected realistic live sound" that lets you hear the excitement of the Beatles hit the entire concert. "I Feel Fine" was John's vocal volume loud, which was a factor that became NG, but except for the smaller vocals, it would be a great and heartwarming performance with the grooves of the band. Knowing that and when you listen to the new editors, you can understand the editorial intention of the Beatles side "Don't Hear Generally". The new addition of the front seat live is also very interesting. Japanese artists were playing at the budokan, but in the same way, Sheye, King Curtis and other big game artists have played the Beatles Medley, representative songs and even the "Satis Faction" of the rival Stones. You'll love listening to the front seat band and feel the spectator on August 15, 1965 while waiting for the Beatles. Detailed Japanese liner notes, such as the situation, episodes, and tracks. A licensed product from the Japan Copyright Association JASRAC ■Track list: (Disc 1) Ed Sullivan Show August 14th 1965 Ed Sullivan Introduction 2. I Feel Fine 2. I'm Down4. Act Naturally 4. Ticket to Ride 5. Yesterday 6. 7. Help! Opening Acts / SHEA STADIUM 1965 Opening: National Anthem 8. - Discotech Dancers Murray The K Introduction 9. 10. Medley 11. A Hard Day's Night / Scott Ross Introduction -King Curtis. 12. What'd I Say 13. The Branch 14. Soul Twist 15. WMCA Good Guys Introduction - CANNIBAL AND THE HEADHUNTERS - 16. Out Of Sight 17. Nau Ninny Nau The Way You Do The Things You Do 18. 19. Land Of 1000 Dances 20. Hal Jackson Introduction -BRENDA HOLLOWAY- Shake - Satisfaction 21. 22. I Can't Help Myself You Can Cry On My Shoulder 23. 24. When I'm Gone 25. Cousin Brucie Introduction -SOUNDS INCORPORATED- 26. America 27. Fingertips 28. The William Tell Overture 29. Instrumental - Tony Newman Drum Solo 30. In The Hall Of The Mountain King (DISC 2) BEATLES AT SHEA STADIUM 1965 1) Uncensored version. Introduction by Ed Sullivan 2. Twist And Shout 3. 3. She's A Woman I Feel Fine 4. Dizzy Miss Lizzy 5. 6. Ticket to Ride Everybody's Tryin' To Be My Baby7. Can't Buy Me Love8. Baby's In Black 9. 10. Act Naturally 11. A Hard Day's Night 12. Help! 13. I'm Down 2) Broadcast version 1966. 14. Introduction by Ed Sullivan 15. Twist And Shout 16. I Feel Fine 17. Dizzy Miss Lizzy 18. Ticket to Ride 19. Act Naturally 20. Can't Buy Me Love 21. Baby's In Black 22. A Hard Day's Night (feat. Interview) 23. Help! 24. I'm Down

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