sealed THE BEATLES live at the bbc 2XLP ORIGINAL PRESSING 1994 PAUL ringo JOHN
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ORIGINAL SEALED PRESSING OF THE BEATLES AT THE BBC 2XLP FROM 1994!
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Tracklist Hide Credits
A1 Beatle Greetings Interviewer – Tony Hall (4)A2 From Us To You Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
A3 Riding On A Bus Interviewer – Brian Matthew
A4 I Got A Woman Written-By – Charles*
A5 Too Much Monkey Business Written-By – Berry*
A6 Keep Your Hands Off My Baby Written-By – Goffin-King*
A7 I'll Be On My Way Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
A8 Young Blood Written-By – Pomus*, Leiber-Stoller*
A9 A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues Written-By – Thompson*
A10 Sure To Fall (In Love With You) Written-By – Cantrell*, Perkins*, Claunch*
A11 Some Other Guy Written-By – Leiber-Stoller*, Barrett*
A12 Thank You Girl Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
A13 Sha La La La La!
A14 Baby It's You Written-By – Williams*, Bacharach*, David*
A15 That's Alright (Mama) Written-By – Crudup*
A16 Carol Written-By – Berry*
A17 Soldier Of Love Written-By – Cason*, Moon*
B1 A Little Rhyme
B2 Clarabella Written-By – Pingatore*
B3 I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry (Over You) Written-By – Biggs*, Thomas*
B4 Crying, Waiting, Hoping Written-By – Holly*
B5 Dear Wack! Interviewer – Brian Matthew
B6 You Really Got A Hold On Me Written-By – Robinson*
B7 To Know Her Is To Love Her Written-By – Spector*
B8 A Taste Of Honey Written-By – Scott*, Marlow*
B9 Long Tall Sally Written-By – Johnson*, Penniman*, Blackwell*
B10 I Saw Her Standing There Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
B11 The Honeymoon Song Written-By – Theodorakis*, Sansom*
B12 Johnny B Goode Written-By – Berry*
B13 Memphis, Tennessee Written-By – Berry*
B14 Lucille Written-By – Collins*, Penniman*
B15 Can't Buy Me Love Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
B16 From Fluff To You Interviewer – Alan 'Fluff' Freeman
B17 Till There Was You Written-By – Willson*
C1 Crinsk Dee Night
C2 A Hard Day's Night Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
C3 Have A Banana!
C4 I Wanna Be Your Man Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
C5 Just A Rumour
C6 Roll Over Beethoven Written-By – Berry*
C7 All My Loving Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
C8 Things We Said Today Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
C9 She's A Woman Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
C10 Sweet Little Sixteen Written-By – Berry*
C11 1822!
C12 Lonesome Tears In My Eyes Written-By – Mortimer*, D. Burnette*, J. Burnette*, Burlison*
C13 Nothin' Shakin' Written-By – Colacrai*, Lampert*, Fontaine*, Gluck*
C14 The Hippy Hippy Shake Written-By – Romero*
C15 Glad All Over Written-By – Schroeder*, Bennett-Tepper*
C16 I Just Don't Understand Written-By – Westberry*, Wilkin*
C17 So How Come (No-One Loves Me) Written-By – Bryant*, Bryant*
C18 I Feel Fine Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
D1 I'm A Loser Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
D2 Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby Written-By – Perkins*
D3 Rock And Roll Music Written-By – Berry*
D4 Ticket To Ride Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
D5 Dizzy Miss Lizzy Written-By – Williams*
D6 Medley: Kansas City / Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! Written-By [Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!] – Penniman*Written-By [Kansas City] – Leiber-Stoller*
D7 Set Fire To That Lot! Interviewer – Rodney Burke
D8 Matchbox Written-By – Perkins*
D9 I Forgot To Remember To Forget Written-By – Feathers*, Kesler*
D10 Love These Goon Shows!
D11 I Got To Find My Baby Written-By – Berry*
D12 Ooh! My Soul Written-By – Penniman*
D13 Ooh! My Arms
D14 Don't Ever Change Written-By – Goffin-King*
D15 Slow Down Written-By – Williams*
D16 Honey Don't Written-By – Perkins*
D17 Love Me Do Written-By – Lennon-McCartney
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MINT (M)
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STILL SEALED (SS)
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