The Beatles - Vancouver 1964 - 4 Sided Single 12" Disc - LIVE - VERY RARE
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The Beatles - Vancouver 1964 - 4 Sided Single 12" (E.P. Style) Disc - LIVE! - VERY RARE!

Live At Empire Stadium - Vancouver, B.C. - August 22nd, 1964.

Album Grading: Cover - VG+ Some Minor Edge Wear,  Sleeve - VG,  Vinyl - Excellent. 

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Includes: Interviews, Press Conference, Radio Coverage (often hilarious!), The Entire Concert Off The PA System.

Ticket In Photos Is NOT INCLUDED.

Highlights:  Red Robinson was the emcee and got some grief from Lennon who told him to get the f*ck off the stage! Robinson came on DURING THE SHOW after six songs threatening to cancel the show unless the crowd settled down.

This Was The Beatles First Concert Ever In Canada.

The Beatles flew directly from Vancouver to Los Angeles for the famous "The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl" Concert that was later made into part of an Official Capitol Release.

Full Album Information:

SIDE ONE

Interviews/Press Conference (Part 1)

SIDE TWO

Press Conference (Part 2)

Radio Coverage Of Concert (I)

SIDE THREE

Radio Coverage Of Concert (II)

Concert Off PA System (I):

Twist & Shout

You Can't Do That

All My Loving

She Loves You

SIDE FOUR

Concert Off Of PA System (II):

Things We Said Today

Roll Over Beethoven

Can't Buy Me Love

If I Fell

Boys

A Hard Day's Night

Long Tall Sally

More Information About This Release:

Live: Empire Stadium, Vancouver, Canada

9.25pm, Saturday 22 August 1964 (47 years ago)

The Beatles' first Canadian concert took place in front of 20,261 fans at the Empire Stadium in Vancouver.

The show began at 8.15pm and The Beatles took to the stage at 9.25pm. The support acts were, in order of appearance, The Bill Black Combo, the Exciters, The Righteous Brothers and Jackie DeShannon.

The Beatles performed an 11-song set: Twist And Shout, You Can't Do That, All My Loving, She Loves You, Things We Said Today, Roll Over Beethoven, Can't Buy Me Love, If I Fell, Boys, A Hard Day's Night and Long Tall Sally.

The group's performance was broadcast live by local radio station CKNW. After their performance they ran from the stage to their waiting limousine and were driven from the stadium, accompanied by motorcycle outriders, less than a minute after they stopped playing.

The Beatles were taken straight to Vancouver International Airport, from where they flew straight to Los Angeles. They arrived in the city at 3.55am.

 




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