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THE BEATLES / STOWE SCHOOL 1963 (1CD)

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THE BEATLES / STOWE SCHOOL 1963 (1CD)Worldwide Beatles collectors, take note! From the HMC label comes Stowe School 1963 New Jacket 1CD Edition! Featuring the much discussed, newly unearthed recording of the Birmingham Stowe School concert, this 1963 Live Collection is now available in an exclusive import! Overseas original 1CD new jacket jewel case edition The Beatles specialist label HMC now presents Stowe School 1963 as a newly designed 1CD edition! This release focuses solely on the

Worldwide Beatles collectors, take note!
From the HMC label comes “Stowe School 1963” New Jacket 1CD Edition! Featuring the much-discussed, newly unearthed recording of the Birmingham Stowe School concert, this 1963 Live Collection is now available in an exclusive import! 【Overseas original 1CD new jacket jewel case edition】

The Beatles specialist label HMC now presents “Stowe School 1963” as a newly designed 1CD edition! This release focuses solely on the Birmingham Stowe School concert from the previously issued “Bournemouth 1963” (2CD edition).

Recorded on April 4, 1963, this Stowe School concert gained worldwide attention after being newly discovered in recent years. In 2023, the audio was first broadcast by the BBC, followed by a public unveiling at the British Library, marking it as an invaluable historical live recording.

This edition is taken directly from the original master source, with pitch correction, noise reduction, bass reinforcement, and other audio enhancements. It also restores the concert by adding two missing songs (which were performed live but not captured in the incomplete recording) sourced from another show. The result is the best-sounding version to date, with significant sound quality improvements.

As a historic discovery capturing the early Beatles in 1963, this is an absolute must-have item for collectors, presented in a new jacket edition from HMC!

(Note: While the jacket design is new, the content is the same as Disc 1 of the earlier 2CD edition.)

Stowe School, Buckingham, 4 April 1963
01. I Saw Here Standing There
02. Too Much Monkey Business 
03. Love Me Do
04. Some Other Guy
05. Misery
06. I Just Don't Understand
07. A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues 
08. Boys
09. Matchbox
10. from Us To You
11. Thank You Girl
12. Memphis Tennessee 
13. A Taste Of Honey 
14. Twist And Shout 
15. Anna
16. Please Please Me 
17. Hippy Hippy Shake 
18. Talking About You 
19. Missery
20. Til There Was You
21. Money * 
22. I Saw Her Standing There * 
23. Sweet Little Sixteen
24. Long Tall Sally

Live at Roxburgh Hall, Stowe School, Buckingham, U.K. 4 April 1963
* Incomplete

HMC Original Masters from a new source tape!

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