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It's odd to see this on an Apple label. We have the very familiar 1964 acetate from Capitol and a 1977 test pressing of the official release. Likewise, it's not clear if this is the 1964
or 1965 show. This disc might originate from 11 or 18 May 1971 (see the history below). However, this is on an early label style (through mid 1969). John Barrett lists reel E94024 as 24 August 1964. However, that reel number should place it around mid 1969. A likely scenerio would be that the tape remained in the U.S., at Capitol, and was finally sent to E.M.I. sometime in 1969. Perhaps that is the origin for the dating error on E94024. Someone at E.M.I. (or perhaps John Barrett) was not accurate about the date of the concert. Likewise, it seems likely the same scenerio could apply to the 1965 recordings on reels E103120-22 (listed below). This specific acetate, a 2-sided disc, was auctioned on an unknown internet auction site in 2003. I no longer have the exact history RECORDING HISTORY: (from John Barrett's notes) recorded 24 August 1964 E94024 1/2" 3T "THE BEATLES AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL" (ORIGINAL EDITED TAPE) mixed [27 August 1964? Capitol Records Hollywood, California] Produced by Voyle Gilmore AR1454 "THE BEATLES AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL" (REMIX OF ABOVE TAPE) This is likely the source tape for the 1964 Capitol acetates. NOTE: Barrett does not list a date for this reel. The date, location and producer are referenced from Lewisohn. See here for further info 11 May 1971 E103120 4T Twist And Shout She's A Woman I Feel Fine Dizzy Miss Lizzy Ticket To Ride Be My Baby Can't Buy Me Love Baby's In Black I Wanna Be Your Man A Hard Day's Night Help I'm Down E103121 4T Twist And Shout She's A Woman I Feel Fine Dizzy Miss Lizzy Ticket To Ride Be My Baby Can't Buy Me Love Baby's In Black I Wanna Be Your Man A Hard Day's Night Help 14 May 1971 E103122 4T I'm Down OVERLAP FOR SUNDAY PERFORMANCE 18 May 1971 E103017 3T "HOLLYWOOD BOWL 1965" E103018 3T "HOLLYWOOD BOWL 1965" This acetate certainly originates no later than this date. See the 1977 acetate here for the complete Hollywood Bowl history. |