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THE BEATLES: LAST NIGHT IN HAMBURG *OUT OF PRINT*
The
Beatles' December 1962 performances at the Star Club in Hamburg,
Germany, have been reissued countless times over the years (in the U.S.
as well as Europe). Offering 28 of those performances, Last Night in
Hamburg is a German release from 1999. These performances take listeners
back to a time when The Beatles were about to become huge; they were
still playing small clubs, but it wouldn't be long before the Fab Four
started selling out huge sports arenas. This CD is devoted almost
exclusively to covers; "I Saw Her Standing There" and "Ask Me Why" are
among the few Lennon-McCartney originals. Early rock & roll songs
are a major focus, and The Beatles put their stamp on some Chuck Berry
classics ("Roll Over Beethoven," "Little Queenie," "Sweet Little
Sixteen") as well as Ray Charles' "Hallelujah, I Love Her So" and Carl
Perkins' "Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby." But The Beatles also
embrace a variety of pre-rock gems, which range from the Johnny Mercer
standard "I Remember You" to the English-language version of Conseulo
Velázquez's "Besame Mucho." And the group is instantly recognizable
whether it is exploring rockabilly or Broadway standards; although The
Beatles sound like diamonds in the rough on these performances, they had
clearly developed a very distinctive sound. Despite the CD's flaws and
shortcomings, historians will find Last Night in Hamburg to be an
interesting document of the Fab Four's club days.
Track Listing
1. I Saw Her Standing There 0:00
2. I'm Going To Sit Down And Cry 2:36
3. Roll Over Beethoven 5:20
4. The Hippy Hippy Shake 7:34
5. Sweet Little Sixteen 9:21
6. Lend Me Your Comb 12:06
7. Your Feets Too Big 13:55
8. Where Have You Been All My Life 16:15
9. Twist And Shout 18:01
10. Mr. Moonlight 20:05
11. A Taste Of Honey 22:29
12. Besame Mucho 24:25
13. Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby 26:34
14. Kansas City 29:33
15. Nothin' Shakin' 32:05
16. To Know Her Is To Love Her 33:33
17. Little Queenie 36:47
18. Falling In Love Again 40:51
19. Sheila 42:53
20. Be-Bop-A-Lula 44:55
21. Hallelujah, I Love Her So 47:22
22. Ask Me Why 49:31
23. Red Sails In The Sunset 52:08
24. Matchbox 54:55
25. I'm Talking About You 57:39
26. I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate 59:40
27. Long Tall Sally 1:01:56
28. I Remember You 1:03:43
Also,
If you are a fan of the rarer side of music from both indie and
mainstream artists, check out and join the public facebook group "DARK
SIDE OF THE STEREO".
https://www.facebook.com/groups/52317...
It's a place where music fans can talk about music and upload rare tracks. For more rare, live and obscure music check out https://www.facebook.com/NoLabelMusic
Like/Share/Subscribe if you enjoyed this video.
Thanks and Rock On!
THE BEATLES: LAST NIGHT IN HAMBURG *OUT OF PRINT*
The
Beatles' December 1962 performances at the Star Club in Hamburg,
Germany, have been reissued countless times over the years (in the U.S.
as well as Europe). Offering 28 of those performances, Last Night in
Hamburg is a German release from 1999. These performances take listeners
back to a time when The Beatles were about to become huge; they were
still playing small clubs, but it wouldn't be long before the Fab Four
started selling out huge sports arenas. This CD is devoted almost
exclusively to covers; "I Saw Her Standing There" and "Ask Me Why" are
among the few Lennon-McCartney originals. Early rock & roll songs
are a major focus, and The Beatles put their stamp on some Chuck Berry
classics ("Roll Over Beethoven," "Little Queenie," "Sweet Little
Sixteen") as well as Ray Charles' "Hallelujah, I Love Her So" and Carl
Perkins' "Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby." But The Beatles also
embrace a variety of pre-rock gems, which range from the Johnny Mercer
standard "I Remember You" to the English-language version of Conseulo
Velázquez's "Besame Mucho." And the group is instantly recognizable
whether it is exploring rockabilly or Broadway standards; although The
Beatles sound like diamonds in the rough on these performances, they had
clearly developed a very distinctive sound. Despite the CD's flaws and
shortcomings, historians will find Last Night in Hamburg to be an
interesting document of the Fab Four's club days.
Track Listing
1. I Saw Her Standing There 0:00
2. I'm Going To Sit Down And Cry 2:36
3. Roll Over Beethoven 5:20
4. The Hippy Hippy Shake 7:34
5. Sweet Little Sixteen 9:21
6. Lend Me Your Comb 12:06
7. Your Feets Too Big 13:55
8. Where Have You Been All My Life 16:15
9. Twist And Shout 18:01
10. Mr. Moonlight 20:05
11. A Taste Of Honey 22:29
12. Besame Mucho 24:25
13. Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby 26:34
14. Kansas City 29:33
15. Nothin' Shakin' 32:05
16. To Know Her Is To Love Her 33:33
17. Little Queenie 36:47
18. Falling In Love Again 40:51
19. Sheila 42:53
20. Be-Bop-A-Lula 44:55
21. Hallelujah, I Love Her So 47:22
22. Ask Me Why 49:31
23. Red Sails In The Sunset 52:08
24. Matchbox 54:55
25. I'm Talking About You 57:39
26. I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate 59:40
27. Long Tall Sally 1:01:56
28. I Remember You 1:03:43
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