Superb album

 

wow, but my disk has no scratches

 

One of the things I like to do is search for early songs that famous bands have made.
For example, here is an early Beatles song you don't hear very often.
This is a live recording in 1963 of "I'm Talking About You" from the BBC Radio show "Saturday Club".

The song was originally written and released by Chuck Berry in 1961.
The Beatles' version of the song was part of the live performances in 1962 when the Beatles played at the Star Club in Hamburg, Germany.
It was never put on any of the regularly-released Beatles albums.

I like the simplicity of this song and the fact that almost any garage band could play it.
Would it sound as good as the Beatles' version?
No, only if they had the vocals of John Lennon, the bass playing of Paul McCartney, the guitar of George Harrison, and the drum beat of Ringo.

Give it a quick listen and let me know what you think.

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Hi,
I think this rock n roll title has its charm and I like it more than a lot of the soft things that the Beatles did until 1965.
I'm a fan of the songs starting with the 66´er Revolver album when they got more progressive.

 

great album

 

Contrast program

 

Some classic Stranglers to help blow away the midweek blues ,

 

My favorite Ziggy Stardust version
Listen to Mick Ronsons fucking dirty guitar, boy could he play guitar

 

Mick Rock's film from The Friar's Club in Ayelsbury and audio from the Santa Monica Civic? Sublime.

 

Some Fab Four to finish off this evenings listening ,

 

thanks, Gordon
will check it :

 

Are these 45's from the EP Box Collection?

 

I'm not a big Beach Boys fan but I will always love Smiley Smile and especially Pet Sounds

 

and finally
I like the music of Steve Earle and appreciate his political attitude, which is expressed in many of his songs.

 

No , just some of the Beatles singles I’ve picked up over the years . I don't actually know how many I have but have some several times , I just can’t help myself when I see one in great condition.