MUSIC – A blogger says a second volume of live sessions for the BBC will come out in the fall, an information supported by “The Guardian” …
A beatlemaniac blogger has announced the release, almost twenty years after the release of the double album Live at the BBC , new unreleased Beatles recordings at the BBC in November. The information has not been confirmed by Universal ( which acquired EMI in 2011, the historic home of the Fab Four discs) or by the official website of the Beatles. The information, however, is considered strong enough to be taken up and supported by the very serious British newspaper The Guardian .
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According WogBlog , MCA Music (a subsidiary of the Universal Music Philippines) revealed on August 8, the project to repeat the album Live at the BBC and released a second volume of recordings. Later, Roger Stormo, the Beatles-blogger wrote a second post stating that the album would be titled On Air – Live at the BBC Volume 2 and come out in November.
The album could be a compilation of recordings made by the public and collected by the London radio during a campaign with radio listeners. The album’s release coincides with the publication of a book by Kevin Howlett, just about the recording sessions for the BBC, The Beatles – The Archives: 1962-1970 .
The first volume Live at The BBC was released in 1994. Sixty-nine songs recorded between 1963 and 1965, mainly covers of rock and tubes in the early 1960s. The album reached the top of the charts in the United Kingdom and the United States third. The second album release, if confirmed, would be an event for fans of the band from Liverpool.
A previously unreleased live album "Beatles" in the fall?
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