TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES - WITHOUT THE BEATLES (1996)
Released in 1996 by Joachim A. Reinbold for JARMUSIC,
this project was planned some time before the great new Beatles
(Anthology) boom. Along with the regular CD edition, the album was also
released as a limited edition LP coupled with a 7" bonus (5 songs not
available on the cd edition). More differences between both editions can
be heard on some songs ("Baby You're a Rich Man" and "Helter Skelter")
which were edited for the cd release. A 20-page booklet was inserted
with the LP + 2 postcards. The Colin's Hermits (aka XTC) song first appeared on this tribute.
Please read carefully this about the Four Stiltons track if you hear some surface noise recorded ca. 1954, original 7" dusted by Terence a. Burrows (aka the great Yukio Yung);
"Oh Darlin'" was recorded on a ap-308764yy manufactured by the akron petrochemicals. This was pretty much a microphone attached to a colchester bantam lathe. The ap-308764yy was first built in 1946, and was commonly found in american fairgrounds throughout the 1950s. Elvis used a similar model (the ap-30892zz) to make his first recording - a gift for his mother. The acetate of "Oh Darlin'" was doctored using the sonic solutions processing system.
"Oh Darlin'" was recorded on a ap-308764yy manufactured by the akron petrochemicals. This was pretty much a microphone attached to a colchester bantam lathe. The ap-308764yy was first built in 1946, and was commonly found in american fairgrounds throughout the 1950s. Elvis used a similar model (the ap-30892zz) to make his first recording - a gift for his mother. The acetate of "Oh Darlin'" was doctored using the sonic solutions processing system.
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