Post by CountryCrock on Jan 19, 2024 1:17:34 GMT
I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND=>I SAW HER STANDING THERE
369MB
mega.nz/file/ECVllTyQ#O8eBIY2hrW2mziKeRsUNFm86OfPWtCiBE0tfFOWV5uo
After having REALLY MISCALCULATED for if not all most of 1963 (and, yes: *it* was largely due to Dave Dexter, then-A&R director of Capitol's "International" special markets division whom decided which foreign artists were "worthy" of U.S. record-releases and which were not, being a nearly 50 year-old anti-Rock cornpone Jazzer), Brian Epstein and George Martin had FINALLY forced Dexter's boss Alan Livingston's "HAND"....to issue a groundbreaking single on December 26, 1963; whereupon, with a $50,000 promotional push, the A and B-sides of Capitol 5112 would soon later set the stage for an album of the Generation.
For an American audience: the "tactfully-edited" addition of these two songs to lead-off the first (Capitol) album were/REMAIN a complete, one-two, knock-out punch from a band laying down the gauntlet declaring a new era. They, in my listening "fandom", are historically linked and set the tone for the entire "MEET"-ing.
So, I've left both of them together in the file to play successively; as-if the first 5 : 20 of the tape is reeling the beginning of side 1.
i.postimg.cc/nLHzvgBD/Screenshot-20240118-191218-Gallery.jpg
i.postimg.cc/WpJkbRnN/Polish-20210415-001101222.jpg
i.postimg.cc/JhD1c8tt/Polish-20200602-101728735.png
i.postimg.cc/wTvnsV1j/Polish-20240117-133744714.jpg
i.postimg.cc/wMmtMJYx/Polish-20200821-051818761.jpg
369MB
mega.nz/file/ECVllTyQ#O8eBIY2hrW2mziKeRsUNFm86OfPWtCiBE0tfFOWV5uo
After having REALLY MISCALCULATED for if not all most of 1963 (and, yes: *it* was largely due to Dave Dexter, then-A&R director of Capitol's "International" special markets division whom decided which foreign artists were "worthy" of U.S. record-releases and which were not, being a nearly 50 year-old anti-Rock cornpone Jazzer), Brian Epstein and George Martin had FINALLY forced Dexter's boss Alan Livingston's "HAND"....to issue a groundbreaking single on December 26, 1963; whereupon, with a $50,000 promotional push, the A and B-sides of Capitol 5112 would soon later set the stage for an album of the Generation.
For an American audience: the "tactfully-edited" addition of these two songs to lead-off the first (Capitol) album were/REMAIN a complete, one-two, knock-out punch from a band laying down the gauntlet declaring a new era. They, in my listening "fandom", are historically linked and set the tone for the entire "MEET"-ing.
So, I've left both of them together in the file to play successively; as-if the first 5 : 20 of the tape is reeling the beginning of side 1.
i.postimg.cc/nLHzvgBD/Screenshot-20240118-191218-Gallery.jpg
i.postimg.cc/WpJkbRnN/Polish-20210415-001101222.jpg
i.postimg.cc/JhD1c8tt/Polish-20200602-101728735.png
i.postimg.cc/wTvnsV1j/Polish-20240117-133744714.jpg
i.postimg.cc/wMmtMJYx/Polish-20200821-051818761.jpg