The Beatles 01/05/1966
Set I
Dizzy Miss Lizzy (Bass overdub)
Can’t Buy Me Love (Bass Overdub)
Baby’s In Black (Bass Overdub)
I’m Down (Bass & organ overdub)
I Feel Fine (Complete re-recording)
Help! (Complete re-recording)
Ticket To Ride (Possible overdubs)
Can’t Buy Me Love (Bass Overdub)
Baby’s In Black (Bass Overdub)
I’m Down (Bass & organ overdub)
I Feel Fine (Complete re-recording)
Help! (Complete re-recording)
Ticket To Ride (Possible overdubs)
Set II
Set III
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CTS (CIne Tele Sound) was the UK's state of the art audio-to-film dubbing studio at the time. Since the advent
of sound motion pictures, such dubbing has been an integral part of movie-making. The practice has been common
in live music film just as long. What artist doesn't want to release the best possible performance?
The reasons The Beatles, Brian Epstein, and producer George Martin, elected to facilitate a makeover, of sorts,
on many of the Shea Stadium tracks, was two-fold. First, even though state of the art technology, by 1965
standards, was utilized for the flm and audio recording of the event, a myriad of complications with the audio
feed arose (eg. drop-outs, missing bass tracks, microphone malfunctions, equalization problems...etc.)
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