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Live at the BBC Vol 2
12 September 2013
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From UK’s Music Week,
 
Beatles vs. Presley in end of year face-off
The Beatles have been pitched against Elvis Presley in one of the most intriguing new release battles of Q4. The world’s most successful band’s new set of BBC recordings will be released in the UK on November 11, the same day a new retrospective by Presley, the biggest-selling solo artist in history, debuts at retail.
 
The Beatles’ On Air – Live At The BBC comes 19 years after the group’s double set Live At The BBC entered the UK artist albums chart at No.1 on the back of nearly 100,000 sales, according to the Official Charts Company, and to date has shifted around half-a million copies. Any new Beatles release is a big affair, especially one like this featuring previously unissued recordings, but this set is extra significant as it will be the first new Fab Four album to come out since Universal bought EMI for $1.9bn (£1.2bn). It will appear on the group’s own Apple label via Universal Music Catalogue.
 
Its release is made all the more interesting by it appearing on the same day as The Nation’s Favourite Elvis Songs, a new Sony Presley ‘best of ’ that will be accompanied by a primetime ITV1 show counting down the UK’s favourite tracks by the singer and featuring contributions from the likes of Michael Buble and Priscilla Presley.
 
THE BEATLES On Air – Live At The BBC Volume 2 (Apple/Universal Music Catalogue) November 11
With a total of 63 tracks and with an introduction by Paul McCartney , the double album (triple vinyl) features songs and spoken word tracks from The Beatles’ classic BBC UK radio broadcasts. Containing 37 previously unreleased performances and 23 newly available speech tracks, 10 of these songs were never recorded by the group for EMI in the sixties. Volume 1 was released in 1994 and went on to sell over five million globally, across all formats. Of their performances for the BBC, Paul McCartney reflects, “We are going for it, not holding back at all, trying to put in the best performances of our lifetimes”.
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Ooh, thanks for that. I wonder when the tracklisting’s going to be announced, and if there’s anything that’s not already been bootlegged. And also whether Apple have decided to tinker with any of the performances – the Anthologies (and maybe Live At The BBC , I can’t remember) upset a lot of hardcore collectors who hated the new edits made to archive performances.

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What a surprise.  Another Elvis collection gets slapped together and released on the same day.  I don’t even have to look at the track listing to know that there will be one or two “modern” dance mixes included.  And maybe a posthumous duet with Taylor Swift. 

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superdeluxeedition.com add that the remastered Live At The BBC , released on the same day, will be renamed On Air – Live At The BBC Volume 1.

Now the guessing game begins about what the 10 unreleased songs are, and how many will be 1962 performances with Pete. Dream Baby, A Picture of YouBeautiful Dreamer, Chrimble Mudley

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An Elvis “duet” with Susan Boyle is coming out so I presume its on this new cash in. I hate these technology created duets as the artist who’s dead yet having his/her vocals used might not have chosen to do it. Let the artist rest in peace instead of raking together some nonsense to get a buck or two.

And is anyone really going to get caught up in a battle between two acts who stopped recording together years ago? Of course not. To bill as such is pathetic media hype to generate sales.

As for mathematics, Live At The BBC has 56 songs (going by wiki, too lazy to look at the album), the Baby It’s You single has 3 exclusives (ok its not commercially available but they are out there), On Air has 37 (reportedly) and Anthology has 1 (Lend Me Your Comb) making a grand total of 97. 88 different songs (not including alternate performances) were recorded by the Beatles. So if the numbers are correct we must be getting different performances of tracks already on LATBBC. Surely therefore they will give us one of every non-studio album recorded track we don’t have (Dream Baby, I’m Talking About You, A Picture Of You etc), a bbc performance of the other remaining tracks we didn’t get on LATBBC (eg The Night Before , I’m Happy Just To Dance With You , And I Love Here…), the non-hybrid AHDN , one of Ringo’s Honey Don’t vocals and some of the alternate non-studio album tracks (I’ve Got To Find My Baby, Lucille etc). I can see a lot of people not being happy if we get another Kansas City , Love Me Do or A Taste Of Honey , even if its a live recording, over a Pete Best track or something like eg I’m Talking About You even if the quality isn’t excellent.

And is it just me or is 37 songs on the double cd a bit few considering we got 56 first time round?

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Joe said
Ooh, thanks for that. I wonder when the tracklisting’s going to be announced, and if there’s anything that’s not already been bootlegged. And also whether Apple have decided to tinker with any of the performances – the Anthologies (and maybe Live At The BBC , I can’t remember) upset a lot of hardcore collectors who hated the new edits made to archive performances.

That’s what I’m afraid of myself…I have the original Live At The BBC , bought it in the early 90s and played it to death, but once I got the complete sessions on bootleg and heard how they’d edited the official release…I don’t think I’ve listened to the official one in a decade or more. This new set will probably suffer the same fate after I buy it, but it’s sure to have some sweet pictures in it 8)

 

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The only songs edited on Live At The BBC were From Us To You and the very beginning of Keep Your Hands Off My Baby, it really began with Anthology 1 (or the unreleased 80’s Sessions album depending on how you view it). There was no amalgams of 2 different versions. The speech tracks were but that might have been more to do with the bbc archived Overseas discs used to compile the album than any possible editing by EMI when compiling the cd. A Hard Days Night would be the only one that might seem like an Apple edit but it is actually how it was originally broadcast back then. The only real grip would be the crossfades at the end of the songs and the difference in sources used (there is no doubt some of the officially released tracks are not as good soundwise when compared to the bootleggers).

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Thanks for clarifying. The funny thing is, a lot of bootleggers aren’t averse to making there own mixes and edits. There are tons of outfakes out there.

I’d heard the reason why Vol 1 (as we may as well call it) had the speech/music crossfades was because no clean versions survived.

With a total of 63 tracks and with an introduction by Paul McCartney , the double album (triple vinyl) features songs and spoken word tracks from The Beatles’ classic BBC UK radio broadcasts. Containing 37 previously unreleased performances and 23 newly available speech tracks,10 of these songs were never recorded by the group for EMI in the sixties.

I can’t get the maths to work. 63 tracks – 37 unreleased performances – 23 speeches = 3 unaccounted for tracks. So will they reissue Lend Me Your Comb, or (more likely) include the Baby It’s You b-sides?

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From MusicWeek.com,

Details of The Beatles’ forthcoming BBC album have been announced with a tracklisting including 37 previously unreleased performances.

The double On Air – Live At The BBC Volume 2 will be issued in the UK on November 11 and comes 19 years after Live At The BBC topped the UK artist albums chart and reached No 3 on the Billboard 200 in the US.

The new album will comprise 63 tracks in total, mixing songs with 23 previously unreleased recordings of what are described as in-studio banter and conversation between the band’s members and their BBC radio hosts. It will appear on CD as a 180-gram vinyl album with a 48-page booklet and be the first Beatles album issued by Universal (via Apple Corps) since it acquired EMI.

Ten of the album’s songs were never recorded by the group for EMI and include a version of Chuck Berry’s I’m Talking About You and the song Beautiful Dreamer, both of which make their commercial debuts. There are also alternative versions of six songs that featured in the 1994 BBC album: Little Richard’s Lucille , Chuck Berry’s Memphis, Tennessee, Chan Romero’s The Hippy Hippy Shake, Ray Charles’ I Got A Woman and the Carl Perkins songs Glad All Over and Sure To Fall.

An original Beatles song never previously released also appears, Happy Birthday , Dear Saturday Club, the group’s tribute to the BBC Light Programme radio show Saturday Club on which they regularly appeared and were avid listeners.

Paul McCartney says of the performances the group did for the BBC and now part of this album: “There’s a lot of energy and spirit. We are going for it, not holding back at all, trying to put in the best performance of our lifetimes.”

The forthcoming album also includes BBC versions of a number of the group’s most famous songs, including I Saw Her Standing There , Twist And Shout , Do You Want To Know A Secret and If I Fell . All the tracks have been mastered by Guy Massey and Alex Wharton at Abbey Road Studios, while on the same day as this album comes out a remastered version of Live At The BBC will appear.

In all The Beatles recorded some 275 different musical performances for the BBC between March 1962 and June 1965.

The full tracklisting is:

CD ONE
1.              And Here We Are Again (Speech)
2.              Words Of Love
3.              How About It, Gorgeous? (Speech)
4.              Do You Want To Know A Secret
5.              Lucille
6.              Hey, Paul… (Speech)
7.              ANNA (GO TO HIM)
8.              Hello! (Speech)
9.              Please Please Me
10.            MISERY
11.            I’M TALKING ABOUT YOU
12.            A Real Treat (Speech)
13.            BOYS
14.            Absolutely Fab (Speech)
15.            CHAINS
16.            ASK ME WHY
17.            Till There Was You
18.            LEND ME YOUR COMB
19.            Lower 5E (Speech)
20.            THE HIPPY HIPPY SHAKE
21.            Roll Over Beethoven
22.            THERE’S A PLACE
23.            Bumper Bundle (Speech)
24.            P.S. I LOVE YOU
25.            Please Mister Postman
26.            BEAUTIFUL DREAMER
27.            Devil In Her Heart
28.            The 49 Weeks (Speech)
29.            SURE TO FALL (IN LOVE WITH YOU)
30.            Never Mind, Eh? (Speech)
31.            Twist And Shout
32.            Bye, Bye (speech)
33.            John – Pop Profile (Speech)
34.            George – Pop Profile (Speech)
 
CD TWO
1.              I Saw Her Standing There
2.              Glad All Over
3.              Lift Lid Again (Speech)
4.              I’LL GET YOU
5.              SHE LOVES YOU
6.              MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
7.              HAPPY BIRTHDAY DEAR SATURDAY CLUB
8.              Now Hush, Hush (Speech)
9.              From Me To You
10.            MONEY (THAT’S WHAT I WANT)
11.            I Want To Hold Your Hand
12.            Brian Bathtubes (Speech)
13.            This Boy
14.            If I Wasn’t In America (Speech)
15.            I GOT A WOMAN
16.            Long Tall Sally
17.            If I Fell
18.            A Hard Job Writing Them (Speech)
19.            And I Love Her
20.            Oh, Can’t We? Yes We Can (Speech)
21.            YOU CAN’T DO THAT
22.            HONEY DON’T
23.            I’LL FOLLOW THE SUN
24.            Green With Black Shutters (Speech)
25.            Kansas City /HEY-HEY-HEY-HEY!
26.            That’s What We’re Here For (Speech)
27.            I FEEL FINE (STUDIO OUTTAKE)
28.            Paul – Pop Profile (Speech)
29.            Ringo – Pop Profile (Speech)

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Thanks Bengy. Boys , Devil In Her Heart and I’ll Follow The Sun are all included, so I wonder if those are the same as the Baby It’s You b-sides.

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As is Lend Me Your Comb – and since that was only recorded once, that has to be one of your unaccounted for three, Joe.

Still no touching of the 1962 Pete recordings and, of course, no Rolf…

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mja6758 said
As is Lend Me Your Comb – and since that was only recorded once, that has to be one of your unaccounted for three, Joe.

Still no touching of the 1962 Pete recordings and, of course, no Rolf…

And most, if not all, of those Pete 1962 recordings are on the Purple Chick complete set…looks like I’ll stick to that for listening purposes.

 

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I see Volume 1 has also been Remastered to coincide. (Sorry if someone’s already said this).

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(edit: not sure why that won’t embed. It’s the official promo clip for the album. Edit 2: “Embedding disabled by request”)

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Spot the difference. The rumoured cover:

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The actual cover:

The official cover for "On Air: Live at the BBC, Volume 2" features a shorter tie for George Harrison than the version rumored. Image Enlarger

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Father McCartney said
I see Volume 1 has also been Remastered to coincide. (Sorry if someone’s already said this).

qid=1378994071&sr=8-1&keywords=on+air+beatles+live+at+the+bbc

 

It’s not available on Amazon in the US.  I wonder if I’ll have to order the UK version or if it will appear later.

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I think it’s probably just a case that they haven’t got it up yet, Expert. Sure it’ll be there within hours.

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mja6758 said
Spot the difference. The rumoured cover:

4d4864326a2a4bf2b6ceedac4b4486d2.jpg?itok=l1i_3TXCImage Enlarger

The actual cover:

The official cover for "On Air: Live at the BBC, Volume 2" features a shorter tie for George Harrison than the version rumored. Image Enlarger

George’s neck tie is shorter.

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Ooh, lovely. Nice fold-out card sleeve like the re-masters, rather than bulky plastic case.

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I really like that cover – I much prefer the colour compared to LATBBC 1.

I’m feeling quite excited about this. I don’t think I’ll be able to afford it just yet though.

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