Description
On January 12th 1964, the night after finishing a 16–night run at London’s Finsbury Park Astoria, the Beatles made their 2nd appearance on the prestigious Sunday Night At The London Palladium TV show performing a five-song set. The following day they flew to Paris and on the 14th, they were on stage again playing a warm-up show at the Cinéma Cyrano in Versailles, ahead of an 18-day residency at the Paris Olympia Theatre.
Comparing French to English audiences, Paul commented at the time, “In England the audiences are seventy-five percent female. Here, seventy-five percent male. And that’s the main difference, really. Because they still appreciate it, but you don’t get the full noise and the atmosphere of a place. No screams.”
The sound quality of the French shows from ORTF radio and TV is excellent, but the London Palladium set, recorded direct off air, is poor.
Comparing French to English audiences, Paul commented at the time, “In England the audiences are seventy-five percent female. Here, seventy-five percent male. And that’s the main difference, really. Because they still appreciate it, but you don’t get the full noise and the atmosphere of a place. No screams.”
The sound quality of the French shows from ORTF radio and TV is excellent, but the London Palladium set, recorded direct off air, is poor.
TRACKS:
SIDE A
From Me To You
I Saw Her Standing There
Twist and Shout
Long Tall Sally
From Me To You
She Loves You
This Boy
I Want To Hold Your Hand
Twist and Shout
Recorded at the Olympia, Paris for ORTF Radio
Tracks 1 – 4 6th Jan 1964; Tracks 5 – 9 19th Jan 1964.
SSIDE B
Reuters Newsreel
I Want To Hold Your Hand
This Boy
All My Loving
Money
Twist And Shout
Interview 14th Jan
Interview 16th Jan
Interview 24th Jan
Track 1 recorded at the Cinema Cyrano, Versailles for Reuters 15th Jan 1964 Tracks 2 – 6 recorded at the London Palladium for ATV 12th Jan 1964
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