Vinyl Album - The Beatles - 1st Live Recordings Volume One - Pickwick

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Beatles
Title:	1st Live Recordings Volume One
Label:	Pickwick
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SPC-3661
Date:	24 Jan 1979
Format:	Stereo LP
Genre:	Pop, Rock & Roll
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	22 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Beatles	Where Have You Been All My Life	Cynthia Weill, Barry Mann	Rate
A2	The Beatles	A Taste Of Honey	Bobby Scott, Rick Marlow	Rate
A3	The Beatles	Your Feets Too Big	Benson, Fisher	Rate
A4	The Beatles	Mr. Moonlight	R. Johnson	Rate
A5	The Beatles	Besame Mucho	T. Velasquez	Rate
A6	The Beatles	I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry Over You	J. Thomas, H. Biggs	Rate
A7	The Beatles	Be-Bop-A-Lula	G. Vincent, T. Davis	Rate
B1	The Beatles	Hallelujah I Love Her So	Ray Charles	Rate
B2	The Beatles	'Till There Was You	Meredith Wilson	Rate
B3	The Beatles	Sweet Little Sixteen	Chuck Berry	Rate
B4	The Beatles	Little Queenie	Chuck Berry	Rate
B5	The Beatles	Kansas City / Hey Hey Hey Hey	J. Leiber, M. Stoller, R. Penniman	Rate
B6	The Beatles	Hully Gully	F. Smith, C. Goldsmith	Rate

Notes

Also distributed in Canada.

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Comments and Reviews


GimmeVinyl 25th Dec 2019		Ok.. so I had this when I was still in junior high.. both volumes. Being on Pickwick, it was rather cheap at the local K-Mart. Played the hell out if it!! As for the track Hully Gully.. I believe that's Tony Sheridan on vocals... Been decades since I've heard it...



TheJudge 18th Oct 2015		I've changed this and Vol. 2 - which has the same issues - to US with a note about Canadian distribution.



TheDroid 17th Oct 2015		I think you are correct in your assertion Judge that this should be listed as a US release with the note that it was also distributed in Canada. I also understand that the last track "Hully Gully" is not The Beatles at all, rather it is Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers who also performed at The Star Club. This is why it is not found on the Lingasong albums.



TheJudge 11th Feb 2015		kab2112, It's your entry, what say you?



Trainman 11th Feb 2015		I would tend to think so. My copy says exactly the same thing, in fact a number of Pickwick and some of the K-Tel labels all are the same.



TheJudge 11th Feb 2015		I see what it says at the bottom of the rear cover about being distributed in Canada, but the labels give the US address for the label. Should this be listed as US with a note to the effect that it was also distributed north of the 49th?