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The Beatles - The Beatles Broadcasts / The Decca Tapes
- Singer: The Beatles
- Title: The Beatles Broadcasts / The Decca Tapes
- Category: Rock, Pop
- Info: Label:
Circuit Records – LK 4450
Type:
2 x
Vinyl, Unofficial Release, LP, Compilation
Country:
US
Date of released:
1980
Category:
Rock, Pop
Style:
Beat, Pop Rock
- Rating: 4.4
- Votes 461
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Tracklist
| A1 |
Opening Theme: Pop Go The Beatles |
| A2 |
Long Tall Sally |
| A3 |
Carol |
| A4 |
Soldier Of Love |
| A5 |
Lend Me Your Comb |
| A6 |
Clarabella |
| A7 |
Memphis |
| A8 |
I Got A Woman |
| A9 |
Sure To Fall |
| A10 |
Do You Want To Know A Secret? |
| B1 |
Hippy Hippy Shake |
| B2 |
'Till There Was You |
| B3 |
Matchbox |
| B4 |
I'm A Loser |
| B5 |
She's A Woman |
| B6 |
I Feel Fine |
| B7 |
Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby |
| B8 |
I'll Follow The Sun |
| C1 |
Hello Little Girl |
1:43
|
| C2 |
Three Cool Cats |
2:28
|
| C3 |
Crying, Waiting, Hoping |
2:06
|
| C4 |
Love Of The Loved |
1:54
|
| C5 |
September In The Rain |
1:58
|
| C6 |
Besame Mucho |
2:42
|
| C7 |
Searchin' |
3:06
|
| D1 |
Like Dreamers Do |
2:41
|
| D2 |
Money (That's What I Want) |
2:26
|
| D3 |
Till There Was You |
3:02
|
| D4 |
The Sheik Of Araby |
1:45
|
| D5 |
To Know Her Is To Love Her |
2:38
|
| D6 |
Take Good Care Of My Baby |
2:29
|
| D7 |
Memphis Tennesse |
2:23
|
| D8 |
Sure To Fall (In Love With You) |
2:04
|
Notes
Sides A+B: Pop Go The Beatles
Sides C+D: Decca Records Audition Tapes
Fifteen songs recorded at the audition on 1 January 1962 -three Lennon/McCartney compositions and twelve cover versions. Five of the songs were included on Anthology 1.
Fourteen of the fifteen tracks appeared on a series of coloured vinyl singles with picture sleeves, released in 1978 on the Deccagone label through Joe Pope's fanzine Strawberry Fields Forever.
Due to the questionable copyright status of these performances (recorded prior to the group's EMI contract), the Decca audition was commercially distributed in various configurations starting in 1981; some of these "grey market" albums omitted the three Lennon/McCartney songs. By the late 1980s, legal action by The Beatles had halted commercial availability of the albums. In addition to continued inclusion on bootlegs, a small U.S. record label issued the songs on CD through mail order in 2007 as The Lost Decca Sessions, which it described as legal and licensed.
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