Скачать или смотреть The Beatles FROM ME TO YOU(Live @ EMI House Manchester Square London April 5, 1963)(GuitarImprov)

A-side:"Please Please Me"(US 2nd release)
B-side:"Thank You Girl"(UK & US 1st release)
Released:11 April '63(UK), 27 May '63(US) 3 Jan '64(US "Please Please Me" single)
Recorded:5 March '63
Studio:EMI London
Genre:Merseybeat
Label:Parlophone(UK)Vee-Jay(US)
Songwriter(s):Lennon–McCartney
Producer(s):George Martin
THE BEATLES ARE COMING!Beatlemania aka The Fab Four was born in the late 50's led by Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, Stuart Sutcliffe(original bass guitarist while Paul played 6 string guitar), and Pete Best(original drummer)before asking Ringo Starr(Richard Starkey)to join the band and to drop Pete Best.In addition Stuart died at age 21 from a brain hemorrhage on April 10, '62.Introducing The Beatles coming out just 10 days before Meet The Beatles was released in Jan '64.After being turned down by record companies time again, it was not until Brian Epstein(The Beatles manager)saw The Quarrymen/Silver Beatles(The Beatles original band name)play at the Cavern Club in London in the early 60's who was inspired and signed them a record deal in May '62 at EMI Records on Abbey Road.George Martin(The Beatles Producer)wanted to capture a live recording album of The Beatles playing live at the Cavern Club, but terrible acoustics in the club and bad sound quality made Martin deflate the idea.Therefore The Beatles made their first live band album to capture the club vibe(few overdubs)in EMI studios instead during a long jam session at Abbey Road which became to be the Please Please Me album.The majority of The Beatles first album was recorded on one day in a 13 hr straight jam session on a BTR 2 track tape machine.The album was a mixture of covers and Lennon/McCartney originals.Two years prior to The Beatles getting a record deal with Beatles producer George Martin, Beatles manager Brian Epstein, and The Beatles recording their debut album Please Please Me/Introducing The Beatles there was the August 1960-early Aug '62 Mark 2 Beatles line up.Mark 2 Beatles line up made a handful of recordings and club appearance's.In addition some of the earliest recording's that can be found and heard from the Mark 2 Beatles line up with Pete Best on drums are the '62 New Year's Day lost Decca Record sessions which was a Beatles audition recording session for a SHOT and a FIGHT to get a record contract deal.The 15 songs were chosen by Brian Epstein for the audition.In addition the session took place 165 Broadhurst Gardens in West Hampstead district in north London on Jan 1, '62.All recordings were recorded live on a mono tape machine without overdubs and remixing.Unfortunately The Beatles were again turned down by record company Decca, and even EMI rejected the lads too at times.Brian Epstein and The Beatles meet up with A&R man and Parlophone Label organizer George Martin on Wed June 6, '62 at London's Abbey Road studio for a final battle for a recording contract.This was the only recording session taken place at Abbey Road studio's with drummer Pete Best before Ringo Starr joining the group in Aug '62."From Me To You" recorded in on March 5, '63 at Abbey Road EMI House during the same session as "Thank You Girl" and "One After 909" and was The Beatles 3rd single and was their hit single in the UK after "Please Please Me".The Beatles played the song live on a normal basis on their setlist, and even had a BBC program named after the song called "From Us To You".You can hear The Beatles play a short version called "From Us To You" recorded on March 30, '64 on the "Live At The BBC Volume 1" album released on Nov 30, '95.Here I am playing the live version of "From Me To You" recorded on April 5, '63 at the EMI House, Manchester Square.This was a private show at EMI House for promoting the release of The Beatles Debut album "Please Please Me" a month prior.George Harrison playing his '57 Black Gretsch Duo Jet, Gretsch G6131 Firebird Jet, Gibson J-160E electric acoustic, John Lennon playing his 1st '58 Rickenbacker 325 in the natural finish(factory style Kauffman vibrato system now being replaced to a Bigsby tremolo, and the knobs were also replaced because the factory "oven" knobs fell off the guitar), Gibson J-160E electric acoustic(one of them was stolen by late '63).Both Lennon and Harrison using Vox AC-30/AC-15 amps in a fawn white color.Paul McCartney using his '61 Hofner violin bass #1, Vox T-60 bass amp, Quad head on top of a Coffin cabinet(possibly Vox too).Ringo Starr using his '54/'58 Premier drum kit with Zyn cymbals, wood snare drum. Ladies Gentlemen The Beatles!
The Beatles
John Lennon-Vocals Gibson J-160E Acoustic Guitar
Paul McCartney-Vocals '61 Hofner Violin Bass(Hofner Violin Bass #1)
George Harrison-Vocals '57 Black Gretsch Duo Jet
Ringo Starr-'54/'58 Premier drum kit with Zyn cymbals, Picolo wood snare drum
Gear
Fender/Squire60'sClassicVibeStratocaster
MiniVoxAC30Head/CabinetAmpPlug(ReverbSetting)
ErnieBallCoilCable
VoxPythonJohnLennonStrap
JimDunlopPick
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