The Beatles - Love Me Do - The History of the Original 45 Version

The UK 1962 red label 1st pressing of 'Love Me Do' is one of their best sounding UK 45s. In this video I find out about how and why the original version went missing and which pressing from the last 40 years sounds closest to the original. Stick around for the the 'Coming Next...' teaser at the end!

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