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

While we're at it, the complete "High Heel Sneakers" from the Joe Loss Show April 10, 1964 from a YouTube post.

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



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2017-12-13 23:14 by Deltics.

Thanks very much, looking forward to these.

Deltics,

Thanks for the Ass Blaster and the High Heeled Sneakers!

After further review, the Ass Blaster Complete BBC Sessions appears to be a slightly modified and rearranged copy of DAC-130: Beat Beat Beat at the Beep. If you already have that, you probably don't need this. But I am glad to be able to compare; thanks for sharing.

Update: Sounds like Ass Blaster used different sources or edits for the rebroadcast sources, but the quality is about the same as the DAC release. The only real sound difference I noticed between the two is "Cry to Me." There the DAC release has better bass. Ass Blaster probably copied DAC for the '60s broadcast sources.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2017-12-14 03:41 by dph.

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dph
After further review, the Ass Blaster Complete BBC Sessions appears to be a slightly modified and rearranged copy of DAC-130: Beat Beat Beat at the Beep. If you already have that, you probably don't need this. But I am glad to be able to compare; thanks for sharing.

Update: Sounds like Ass Blaster used different sources or edits for the rebroadcast sources, but the quality is about the same as the DAC release. The only real sound difference I noticed between the two is "Cry to Me." There the DAC release has better bass. Ass Blaster probably copied DAC for the '60s broadcast sources.

Thanks for the update. I collect every version of every boot and then weed out the ones that suck. I'm always looking for the best source/sound, etc...

Thanks a lot!
CrazyMama

thanks for the the complete "High Heel Sneakers" from the Joe Loss Show April 10, 1964

Does anyone know how these compare to We Got A Good Thing Goin' on Godfather?

Thanks

Thanks

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dph
After further review, the Ass Blaster Complete BBC Sessions appears to be a slightly modified and rearranged copy of DAC-130: Beat Beat Beat at the Beep. If you already have that, you probably don't need this. But I am glad to be able to compare; thanks for sharing.

Update: Sounds like Ass Blaster used different sources or edits for the rebroadcast sources, but the quality is about the same as the DAC release. The only real sound difference I noticed between the two is "Cry to Me." There the DAC release has better bass. Ass Blaster probably copied DAC for the '60s broadcast sources.

This is incorrect. The 1965 transcriptions are taken from new transfers of transcription discs, without noise reduction. They are not taken from DAC or any other bootleg.



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thanks for the the complete "High Heel Sneakers" from the Joe Loss Show April 10, 1964

+1 Thanks a lot Deltics!

Thanks for this.

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dph
After further review, the Ass Blaster Complete BBC Sessions appears to be a slightly modified and rearranged copy of DAC-130: Beat Beat Beat at the Beep. If you already have that, you probably don't need this. But I am glad to be able to compare; thanks for sharing.

Update: Sounds like Ass Blaster used different sources or edits for the rebroadcast sources, but the quality is about the same as the DAC release. The only real sound difference I noticed between the two is "Cry to Me." There the DAC release has better bass. Ass Blaster probably copied DAC for the '60s broadcast sources.

This is incorrect. The 1965 transcriptions are taken from new transfers of transcription discs, without noise reduction. They are not taken from DAC or any other bootleg.

I meant Ass Blaster copied DAC for the original '60s broadcast sources, recorded off the air 50 years ago. Correct? I did give them credit for possibly using different sources for the transcription discs which I mistakenly called rebroadcast sources. Without insider knowledge, I assumed that both bootleggers used something like the Westwood One 60's at the Beeb radio show (rebroadcast 1987).

I've read Ass Blaster will be releasing an improved version with extra tracks, anyone have any details?



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Complete Joe Loss Show 1964: [we.tl]

Thank you!

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Complete Joe Loss Show 1964: [we.tl]

Thank you very much!
This seems to be from a different source to the one on YouTube, is that the case?


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

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Complete Joe Loss Show 1964: [we.tl]

Thank you very much!
This seems to be from a different source to the one on YouTube, is that the case?

Not Fade Away is from the Stormbird CD. The beginning of Hi-Heel Sneakers is from your YouTube source and the rest is from the DAC CD. I have equalized the beginning of Hi-Heel Sneakers a little to make it sound more like the rest from the DAC CD.

Thanks.


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

Now we have 3 completely different versions of High Heeled sneakers, with only 2 dates listed

1. verse starts with " red dress" Joe Loss April 10th 1964 with guitar intro, word "baby" accented differently

2. verse starts with "High heeled" Joe Loss April 10th, 1964 fade in guitar

3. announcer talks over complete intro 4/13/64 verse starts with "red dress"

anybody have the details of these 3?

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Now we have 3 completely different versions of High Heeled sneakers, with only 2 dates listed

1. verse starts with " red dress" Joe Loss April 10th 1964 with guitar intro, word "baby" accented differently

2. verse starts with "High heeled" Joe Loss April 10th, 1964 fade in guitar

3. announcer talks over complete intro 4/13/64 verse starts with "red dress"

anybody have the details of these 3?

1 and 2 are the same recording. No. 2 is missing the first 40 seconds of the song and is the same source as used on "On Air". No. 1 is complete.
No. 3 is from Saturday Club and it's host Brain Matthew doing the voice over.


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

Thanks Deltics for the info

Good detective work


On Air really used poor sources for the official release

Thanks for offering this set. Unfortunately I'm too late for the link. Could any kind sound re-up this or give me a hint where to find a working download?
Thanks and a nice Christmas time to you all!
Hinrich

thank you i did not know about not fade away from joe loss show

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Thanks for offering this set. Unfortunately I'm too late for the link. Could any kind sound re-up this or give me a hint where to find a working download?
Thanks and a nice Christmas time to you all!
Hinrich

Here you go, link expires December 29.

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

Thanks a lot, especially for the complete Joe Loss Show 1964-04-10!!

Here you go, link expires December 29.

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Thanks a lot for the re-up and especially for the fine work. All the best for Christmas and 2018! Hinrich