The new release on the HMC / Copy Cat Chronicles label is “Reminiscing” – a copy of the Bill Kenwright doc. that was broadcast on BBC Radio 2 on the August Bank Holiday weekend of 2009.
Rather than just give you the broadcast as it was HMC have remixed and produced these tracks with their ‘Ambient Stereo’ feature and also added a couple of additional tracks of their own ( Italicised below. )
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DISC 1: First Part CD 1: 77:21 min. 01 Introduction 02 I Wanna Be Your Man 03 Roll Over Beethoven 04 Love Me Do 05 I Saw Her Standing There 06 Happy Birthday Saturday Club 07 P.S. I Love You 08 Twist & Shout 09 Crying Waiting Hoping 10 Hippy Hippy Shake 11 Carol 12 Soldier Of Love (Lay Down Your Arms) 13 Lend Me Your Comb 14 Clarabella 15 To Know Her Is To Love Her 16 Honeymoon Song 17 Please Don’t Ever Change 18 I’m Sure To Fall 19 I’ll Get You 20 This Boy 21 Introduction/From Us To You 22 Money 23 Tie Me Kangaroo Down 24 I Want To Hold Your Hand 25 Roll Over Beethoven
DISC 2: Second Part CD 2: 79:02 min. 01 Telephone conversation from the U.S.A. 02 And I Love Her 03 I Feel Fine 04 I’m A Loser 05 Devil In Her Heart 06 I Got A Woman 07 Glad All Over 08 A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues 09 Ooh! My Soul 10 Slow Down 11 So How Come No One Loves Me 12 I Just Don’t Understand 13 You Really Got A Hold On Me 14 Too Much Monkey Business 15 Nothin Shakin’ (But The Leaves On The Trees) 16 Lonesome Tears In My Eyes 17 I’m Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry (Over You) 18 Matchbox 19 A Taste Of Honey 20 Memphis, Tennessee 21 I Got To Find My Baby 22 Interview 23 Ticket To Ride 24 Interview 25 I’m Down 26 Kenny Everett 27 Paul On Kenny Everett |
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This one arrived today and I must say its one fine listen. These tracks sound fuller and crisper than ever before. A fine remastering job and a nice alternative to the strictly mono sound we are accustomed .I think for those who enjoy these sessions you will not be disappointed with this set.
One might well wonder if an endless stream of marginal upgrades will forever come down the pike here in the last bastion of pressed silver bootleg CDs. And I don’t wish to marginalize the work the remaining bootleg labels put into mastering/pressing the downloaded audio files onto disc. As bittorrent file sharing has far reduced the retail market for boot CDs, the significant newly-discovered unreleased material comes seldom if at all.