The Beatles - Stars Of '65 - Import CD

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The Beatles

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The first live masterpiece of 1965, when the band released "Help! Four Idols" was released in 1965, and the live performance was a masterpiece. Includes all five songs from the NME Popularity Poll concert in their hometown of the UK, including "Yesterday" from the UK TV special "Night Out". Digipak from Eternal Grooves! The Beatles' live series that follows the Beatles' rare and previously unreleased live performances in chronological order. The sixth installment of this series finally enters the year 1965. In November of the previous year, the Beatles had a hit with "I Feel Fine," which featured the world's first feedback guitar sound in the introduction. /In 1965, the Beatles began filming their second movie, "Help! and "Yesterday," which featured a string quartet. The first five Beatles live performances from this period are from the April 1965 N.M.E. Popularity Poll concert. In the midst of a large London crowd, its "I Feel Fine" and "Tears on a Train Ticket," which was released as a single two days earlier, are performed as early as this concert. Here John plays "I Feel Fine" with a Gibson J-160E (Eleaco) as on the studio version. Between filming for the movie that started in February, the band toured Europe for about two weeks. The live recording of the first performance in Rome, Italy (July 27th), starting with the introduction of the Italian host, "Senure", is included in this collection. I'm A Loser" is a rare performance from this period only. Then, in August, the band appeared on "Blackpool Night Out," a special program on British TV to coincide with the film and album release of "HELP! This important show also featured several songs in the anthology film version. The complete six-song show, featuring new songs such as "Yesterday," is included.Finally, three bonus tracks, including "Kansas City / Hey Hey Hey" from a live performance recorded in London for U.S. TV's "Shindig! The album also includes three additional bonus tracks, including "Kansas City / Hey Hey Hey" from a live performance recorded in London for U.S. TV's "Shindig! This is a collection of live performances from 1965, the year of the Beatles' breakthrough, when their popularity exploded around the world, Lennon & McCartney's songwriting ability was brilliant, and they boldly took on the challenge of recording.