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This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 24 hours Ron Howard directs this documentary which follows The Beatles during their touring years from 1962-1966. After quickly conquering the British music scene in the early 1960s, the band went on to play in front of sell-out stadium audiences all around the world. Featuring live performance footage and archive interviews, the film also includes insight from band members Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr as they recount their experiences and memories from the time. Interactive Menus Other Documentary: 'Words and Music', 'Early Clues to a New Direction', 'Liverpool', 'The Beatles in Concert', 'Three Beatles' Fans', 'Ronnie Spector and The Beatles', 'Shooting a Hard Day's Night', 'The Beatles in Australia', 'Recollections of Shea Stadium', 'The Beatles in Japan' Features Summary Ron Howard directs this documentary which follows The Beatles during their touring years from 1962-1966. After quickly conquering the British music scene in the early 1960s... Studio Studio Canal Format Blu-ray disc Release date 20161121 Contributors Mark Monroe, Brian Grazer, Ron Howard, Scott Pascucci, Nigel Sinclair, Michael Wood, The Beatles, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, John Lennon, George Harrison, Ron Howard (Director)

The pop music revolution that went on to rock the world and change society forever, didn't begin - or end - with the Beatles alone! Despite the many popular myths and the attempts to airbrush the truth from music history, the best is live and kicking, stronger than ever on the city that gave birth to it allA lively, fascinating theatrical documentary celebrating important British music history. Starring Sir Paul McCartney, Ian McColluch, Andy McCluskey, Jayne Casey, John Power and many, many more.    

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 11 working days Generally regarded as the Beatles' last album, LET IT BE was actually recorded in 1969, before the recording and release of ABBEY ROAD. LET IT BE was greeted with mixed reviews when it came out in 1970, and is still a controversial disc in the band's catalogue-many fans reject it, while others defend it fiercely. Notable for its difference from anything else the Beatles recorded, LET IT BE has a raw, ragged, muscular sound that recalls the band's very earliest rock roots. The songs were mostly recorded live (save Phil Spector's overdubs on "The Long and Winding Road", "Across the Universe", and "I Me Mine"), and the result is a world away from the meticulous, high-sheen sophistication of the group's George Martin-produced releases. No one is likely to argue that LET IT BE is the band's best album, but it is a strong release nonetheless. From the easy-rolling folk feel of "Two of Us"to the interlocking vocals and screaming guitar of "I've Got a Feeling" to the epoch-making title cut (one of Paul McCartney's finest moments), the album bristles with good songwriting and gutsy energy. There are moments of filler-the rock & roll rehash "One After 909", for example-but at its best, as on John Lennon's meditative "Across the Universe" and the driving "Get Back" (which features Billy Preston on keysand is the record's high point), it shows the Beatles for what they always were: a top-notch, hard-working rock band. Features Summary Generally regarded as the Beatles' last album, LET IT BE was actually recorded in 1969, before the recording and release of ABBEY ROAD. LET IT BE was greeted with mixed reviews when it came out in 1970... Contributors Phil Spector, George Martin, The Beatles (Performer) Format CD Release date 20090909