Hear The Beatles Tell All side 1

[@abueloraton]

What a treasure! V-Jay Records!

[@packersprik]

Absolutely fantastic!

[@19Chuck80]

ALways wanted this and wanted to hear this , thanks for posting, drum beats throughout the interviews and other instruments...odd

[@RhymeswithSpecialNeeds]

The occasional music was to prevent other DJs from dubbing in their own voice to garner attention by "interviewing The Beatles" when they hadn't.

[@georgeprice7922]

good to hear this again. wore my copy out years ago.

[@Musicradio77Network]

I want to get this album, because I haven't bought any Beatles album in a few years. This was one of few Vee-Jay releases after "Introducing the Beatles" came out. While "I Want to Hold Your Hand" went to #1, Capitol was the first to released it while Vee-Jay was reissued some early Beatles singles without any success went to the Top 5 including "Please Please Me" and "She Loves You" on Swan. The label itself looks similar to the Capitol rainbow design which was used during that time. And that's why Capitol owns the Beatles after "I Want to Hold Your Hand" came out and the album "Meet the Beatles" were released that same year.

[@josephseason]

MTN Productions i have the brand new vinyl record being sold on ebay.

[@TheBillablog]

Of course

[@Luc-Sist_07]

Now I’m noticing it. Those drums, bongos and else had a lot of echo. If you hear those bongos, or what I think they are, has a lot of echo. Was all those instruments recorded at gold star studios? I know it’s something dumb, but that instrumental arrangement and the echo, is something very gold star.

[@MichaelHansenFUN]

are you sure that is side one?

[@TheBillablog]

Really? I'm a bit surprised. Some of the interviews are awfully silly. This is definitely a VeeJay copy.