You have found a page containing the most definitive compilations available of the Beatles' music. Included are many of the fine Dr. Ebbetts needle-drops, and the Purple Chick series, nearly in it’s entirety. Also, some great bootlegs are here that fill in any blank spots left.
You will download .zip and .rar files that contain .flac files. You can play the .flac files with VLC Media player, or you can use Winamp…which will also allow you to change them into .wav or .mp3 files. Then you can burn them to a disk or send them to your ipod.
There is a Website chronicling the Purple Chick series. Use it as a guide for what is available. I have not been able to find a website regarding the Dr. Ebbetts collection. However, This Guide shows what is available from the good Doctor. And This Link is to a PDF of even more information.
Enjoy this collection!!!
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Love this one. Get Back doesn't seem right without Teddy Boy (like on the second edition) and I never cared for the Across The Universe as featured on the second...it is totally out of place.
I'm personally far more partial to this record over the Let It Be record. As far as I am concerned...this is the official Beatles record of early 1969...Let It Be was simply a compilation.
Have to agree with you there, mgs, although i do think the Spector Let It Be has its special place, be it heaven or hades...
Also, the 2nd Glynnis mix truncates the "Save The Last Dance", which is inexplicable in my book (even with the vocal flub). Wasn't the point to let it be & all hang out warts' & all?
hmmm...there's a beatleg called warts & all isn't there? perhaps this comment should be on the 'request' page... ;)
anyway, i'll never want to forget to thank you for this fabulously fine beatlegem of a site. Each & Every time... So...thank you! The Dr. freak slash vinyl freak in me is in bliss :D
Cheers,
Mr. Kite~
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