The Beatles - BBC Rock Hour BC 551
Review by James Gladue
BBC Rock Hour BC 551 by Beatles is a sensational album that showcases the band's incredible talent and energy. The album features some of the band's most iconic songs, including "I Saw Her Standing There," "Twist and Shout," and "Please Please Me."
The album's production is top-notch, with every instrument and vocal track perfectly balanced to create a dynamic and engaging listening experience. The live recordings capture the raw energy and enthusiasm of the band's performances, transporting the listener back to a time when the Beatles were at the height of their popularity.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Presented Show | ||
| “1965 Fan Club Message/ Auld Lang Syne”, (spoken) recollections of 1966 Christmas Message, “1966 Christmas Message”, (spoken) loss of Brian Epstein, recollection on making Magical Mystery Tour, “Fool On The Hill”, “Hello Goodbye” commercials- Maxell/ Dentyne | ||
| “Rock & Roll Music”(BBC Studio version), (spoken) Jimmy Saville recollects 1964 Beatles Christmas Stage Show, “I Feel Fine”, commercials- Maxell/Dentyne | ||
| (spoken) The Beatles on Top Gear and Interview, “Hard Days Night”, “She’s A Woman”, “Dizzy Miss Lizzie”, “Ticket To Ride” | ||
| Open-The Beatles At Christmas, “Every Year It’s Christmas”, “Yesterday/Christmas Day”, (excerpt)”Magical Mystery Tour”, “I Want To Hold Your Hand”, (spoken) Origins of 1963 Fan Club Christmas Message, “1963 Fan Club Message”, “1964 Fan Club Message”, commercials- Maxell/Dentyne | ||
| “1968 Fan Club Message” (excerpt), (spoken) The Making of The 1968 Christmas Message, “Something”, “1969 Fan Club Message”(excerpt), “Happy Christmas (War Is Over” | ||
| “Hippy Hippy Shake”, “Memphis”, (spoken) The Beatles first BBC gig, “Please Mr. Postman”, commercials: Maxell/Dentyne | ||
| (spoken) Recording The Beatles for BBC Saturday Club, “Monkey Business”, (spoken) origins of Pop! Goes The Beatles, “That’s All Right”, “ Soldier Of Love”, “Clarabella”, commercials: Maxell/Dentyne | ||
| (spoken) The Beatles on The BBC, Beatles interview with Alan Freeman, “Till There Was You”, “I Want To Be Your Man”, “Happy Birthday Saturday Club”, (spoken) The Beatles on Saturday Club, “This Boy”, commercials- Maxell/Dentyne |
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Catalog Numbers
- BC 551 A
- BC 551
Labels
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Formats
- 2 × Vinyl
- LP
- Transcription
- Version A
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Distributed By | BBC |
Notes
- 2 LP set, Music and interviews of the Beatles from BBC, plus their Christmas fan club flexi discs in a plain cover. For Radio play only. Version A has a big "A" on record labels
- 2 LP set running two hours with sides 1 & 3 on disc one and sides 2 & 4 on disc two. This is version A that has an A on every label.
- Hour one highlights The Beatles BBC live studio appearances between 1962-‘65. Many songs are live BBC Studio recordings and this radio broadcast was the first time they had received airplay since their original airing. Many have been subsequently released.
- Hour two is a chronicle from 1963-‘69 of The Beatles activities and popular songs each Christmas Season. It showcases the Fan Club messages and features some recollections on the making and mood with each Fan Club recording. Manufactured and distributed for Radio play only.
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Side 1 etched): BBC ROCK HR #551-“A”-SIDE 1
- Matrix / Runout (Side 2 etched): BBC ROCK HR #551-“A”-SIDE 2
- Matrix / Runout (Side 3 etched): BBC ROCK HR #551-“A”-SIDE 3
- Matrix / Runout (Side 4 etched): BBC ROCK HR #551-“A”-SIDE 4
