Am I the only one who missed this release? It's out on Spotify now.

Great, great stuff!



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Brian's backing vocals on Bye Bye Johnny are hilarious!

His lead playing on I Wanna Be Your Man is magical. Lovely stuff!

Cannot seem to find a tracklist anywhere. Does anyone have any details? Is it the same as Beat Beat Beat at the BBC?

So, not complete then!


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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So, not complete then!

Volume 1..

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Deltics
So, not complete then!

Volume 1..

24th January, 1964: UK radio (BBC) 'Go Man Go!', London, Maida Vale.
Host: David Ede.

All songs uncirculating.
- I Wanna Be Your Man (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
- Pretty Thing (Willie Dixon)
- Bye Bye Johnny (Chuck Berry)
- You Better Move On (Arthur Alexander)
- I Want To Be Loved (Willie Dixon)
- Roll Over Beethoven (Chuck Berry)

...amongst many others.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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Deltics
So, not complete then!

Volume 1..

24th January, 1964: UK radio (BBC) 'Go Man Go!', London, Maida Vale.
Host: David Ede.

All songs uncirculating.
- I Wanna Be Your Man (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
- Pretty Thing (Willie Dixon)
- Bye Bye Johnny (Chuck Berry)
- You Better Move On (Arthur Alexander)
- I Want To Be Loved (Willie Dixon)
- Roll Over Beethoven (Chuck Berry)

...amongst many others.

Maybe the quality of those sound-wise isn't up to par for a release, I don't know..

All of these BBC recordings have circulated on bootlegs for years.
Now that they're out of copyright there are many "legal" albums being issued.
I don't know how Spotify works but I doubt very much that the BBC/ABKCO/Promopub have anything to do with this and it's just someone else cashing in.
It's only one of the reasons why an authorised release is still needed so that the original BBC tapes can be used rather than copies of existing bootlegs which is where these recordings come from.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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Deltics
All of these BBC recordings have circulated on bootlegs for years.
Now that they're out of copyright there are many "legal" albums being issued.
I don't know how Spotify works but I doubt very much that the BBC/ABKCO/Promopub have anything to do with this and it's just someone else cashing in.
It's only one of the reasons why an authorised release is still needed so that the original BBC tapes can be used rather than copies of existing bootlegs which is where these recordings come from.

Yep!

[www.amazon.co.uk]

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Deltics
All of these BBC recordings have circulated on bootlegs for years.
Now that they're out of copyright there are many "legal" albums being issued.
I don't know how Spotify works but I doubt very much that the BBC/ABKCO/Promopub have anything to do with this and it's just someone else cashing in.
It's only one of the reasons why an authorised release is still needed so that the original BBC tapes can be used rather than copies of existing bootlegs which is where these recordings come from.

I agree totally, but it's really weird that this one was released on Spotify, along with all the official stuff.

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Deltics
All of these BBC recordings have circulated on bootlegs for years.
Now that they're out of copyright there are many "legal" albums being issued.
I don't know how Spotify works but I doubt very much that the BBC/ABKCO/Promopub have anything to do with this and it's just someone else cashing in.
It's only one of the reasons why an authorised release is still needed so that the original BBC tapes can be used rather than copies of existing bootlegs which is where these recordings come from.

I agree totally, but it's really weird that this one was released on Spotify, along with all the official stuff.

Because the copyright on these has been allowed to lapse, anybody can release them and claim to be the "owners".
Even you or me!


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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Deltics

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Deltics
All of these BBC recordings have circulated on bootlegs for years.
Now that they're out of copyright there are many "legal" albums being issued.
I don't know how Spotify works but I doubt very much that the BBC/ABKCO/Promopub have anything to do with this and it's just someone else cashing in.
It's only one of the reasons why an authorised release is still needed so that the original BBC tapes can be used rather than copies of existing bootlegs which is where these recordings come from.

I agree totally, but it's really weird that this one was released on Spotify, along with all the official stuff.

Because the copyright on these has been allowed to lapse, anybody can release them and claim to be the "owners".
Even you or me!

True, but I reckon ABKCO/Promopub/The Stones control what's released through the major worldwide digital channels.

I suspect this release will be taken down soon. How come it is copyrighted 1972, btw?

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I suspect this release will be taken down soon. How come it is copyrighted 1972, btw?

I've no idea and I've never heard of CC Music either.
A Google search seems to indicate that CC might stand for Creative Commons but that doesn't explain the date.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

Thank you for the info Dandelion. Do you have the tracks for the other volumes too?

Also missing from the list is "Cracking Up". I have a master tape of tracks from their Radio Lux 1st stereo broadcast which I will offer them if they do a Vol 2, all the tracks are live including a great version of "Reelin' And Rocking. When is Vol 1 being released?

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I have a master tape of tracks from their Radio Lux 1st stereo broadcast

Sure hope this will be shared soon!
Thanks!

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Also missing from the list is "Cracking Up". I have a master tape of tracks from their Radio Lux 1st stereo broadcast which I will offer them if they do a Vol 2, all the tracks are live including a great version of "Reelin' And Rocking. When is Vol 1 being released?

The stuff Zentgraf lists under 640318B? Would be a sensation.

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Also missing from the list is "Cracking Up". I have a master tape of tracks from their Radio Lux 1st stereo broadcast which I will offer them if they do a Vol 2, all the tracks are live including a great version of "Reelin' And Rocking. When is Vol 1 being released?

The three volumes in vinyl will be released on 7 July.

Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Vol. 3

Well well. Will the 3 volumes also be released on cd??? I know there are bootlegs circulating, and i own a few...
But..if the sound quality is better, than i would be interested.
jeroen

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Well well. Will the 3 volumes also be released on cd??? I know there are bootlegs circulating, and i own a few...
But..if the sound quality is better, than i would be interested.
jeroen

The sound quality will be the same as the bootlegs as that's where these recordings are sourced from.
These are not officially sanctioned releases and are on the London Calling label which I've never heard of.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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VideoJames
Also missing from the list is "Cracking Up". I have a master tape of tracks from their Radio Lux 1st stereo broadcast which I will offer them if they do a Vol 2, all the tracks are live including a great version of "Reelin' And Rocking. When is Vol 1 being released?

The stuff Zentgraf lists under 640318B? Would be a sensation.

Indeed!!

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corriecas
Well well. Will the 3 volumes also be released on cd??? I know there are bootlegs circulating, and i own a few...
But..if the sound quality is better, than i would be interested.
jeroen

The sound quality will be the same as the bootlegs as that's where these recordings are sourced from.
These are not officially sanctioned releases and are on the London Calling label which I've never heard of.

Thanks Deltics!
Jeroen

2 cd set already out:
[www.amazon.co.uk]

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Also missing from the list is "Cracking Up". I have a master tape of tracks from their Radio Lux 1st stereo broadcast which I will offer them if they do a Vol 2, all the tracks are live including a great version of "Reelin' And Rocking. When is Vol 1 being released?

Again on the Radio Lux tape, which would be very nice to have ( = understatement of the year! It seems that not many members here have noticed James' comment!?? ) is the Reelin' & Rockin' version the same that has been bootlegged a few years ago and given the date for the Chess Sessions from June 1964?
To me it does not sound like the other tracks from Chess.

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Also missing from the list is "Cracking Up". I have a master tape of tracks from their Radio Lux 1st stereo broadcast which I will offer them if they do a Vol 2, all the tracks are live including a great version of "Reelin' And Rocking. When is Vol 1 being released?

Again on the Radio Lux tape, which would be very nice to have ( = understatement of the year! It seems that not many members here have noticed James' comment!?? ) is the Reelin' & Rockin' version the same that has been bootlegged a few years ago and given the date for the Chess Sessions from June 1964?
To me it does not sound like the other tracks from Chess.

The answer is the Reelin & Rockin' from Chess Studios is from Chess Studios.

The Reelin & Rockin from Radio Lux. is a live version from the Radio Show and is different from the Chess version.

Thank you!

Vol. 2 & 3 is now up on Spotify.

Question is if these 3 volume's are missing anything that's already circulating on boots???

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Vol. 2 & 3 is now up on Spotify.

Question is if these 3 volume's are missing anything that's already circulating on boots???

Nothing at all. They're sourcing them from the circulating bootlegs and who knows whether they're using mp3s or not?


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"



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So, not complete then!

Volume 1..

24th January, 1964: UK radio (BBC) 'Go Man Go!', London, Maida Vale.
Host: David Ede.

All songs uncirculating.
- I Wanna Be Your Man (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
- Pretty Thing (Willie Dixon)
- Bye Bye Johnny (Chuck Berry)
- You Better Move On (Arthur Alexander)
- I Want To Be Loved (Willie Dixon)
- Roll Over Beethoven (Chuck Berry)

...amongst many others.

I have never heard of this show before, would be great to hear Pretty Thing. You say 'amongst many others' - do you have further details of other uncirculating shows/ tracks that you could share with us or know where a list can be found? Many thanks