Release year : 2015
ZU LAUT! - Live at the Star-Club
By The Beatles • Unofficial live • Part of the collection “The Lord Reith Collection”
Last updated on May 19, 2021
Release year : 2015
By The Beatles • Unofficial live • Part of the collection “The Lord Reith Collection”
Last updated on May 19, 2021
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0:28 • Live
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0:43 • Live
Written by Ray Charles
2:10 • Live • Guest lead vocal by Horst Fascher, Star-Club manager
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0:27 • Live
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0:42 • Live
Medley
Written by Richard Penniman / Little Richard
2:10 • Live • Medley with "Kansas City"
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0:18 • Live
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0:56 • Live
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0:51 • Live
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0:11 • Live
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1:06 • Live
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0:34 • Live
Nothin' Shakin' (But The Leaves On The Trees)
Written by Eddie Fontaine, Cirino Colacrai, Diane Lampert, John Gluck Jr.
1:21 • Live
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1:07 • Live
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0:45 • Live
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0:34 • Live
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0:46 • Live
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0:41 • Live
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1:03 • Live
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0:30 • Live
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0:56 • Live
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1:06 • Live
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0:40 • Live
Goodnight
0:21 • Live
Preamble
1:04 • Live
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0:47 • Live
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0:13 • Live
Written by Richard Penniman / Little Richard, Enotris Johnson, Robert Blackwell
1:48 • Live
Hully Gully
1:37 • Live
Ramshackle Shake
2:13 • Live
Lovesick Blues
2:48 • Live
First Taste Of Love
2:12 • Live
Do You Believe
2:08 • Live
Ooh Poo Pah Doo
2:51 • Live
Cannonball
2:17 • Live
From The stereo Star Club – The Daily Beatle (webgrafikk.com), April 27, 2015:
The same people who recently released the ultimate BBC upgrade collection now have made available a mock stereo version of The Beatles Live at The Star Club in Hamburg, Germany, 1962. The digital stereo processing allows you to discern each instrument better than previous mono releases of the material. The new release is a 2CD + 1DVD package with the title “The Beatles: Zu Laut! Live at the Star Club Hamburg”.
The DVD contains a load of 1966 interviews with Peter Eckhorn, Manfred Weissleder, Hans Walther Braun (who plays part of his tape) and Bettina the barmaid from the Star Club. For the first time, these interviews have been translated and are presented with selectable subtitles on the disc. It also has an an 80 minute slideshow with about 200 photos covering their time in Hamburg from 1960 to 1962, set to the soundtrack of the CDs, plus an onscreen transcript of what is being sung and spoken. The transcript shows up on screen by default but you can disable it if you just want to watch the pictures. Other material on the dvd includes: archival footage of the Reeperbahn and Grosse Freiheit, a guided tour of the Grosse Freiheit with Tony Sheridan, the 1972 Nationwide feature on the Star Club Tapes, a five minute sequence shot inside the Star Club for the tv series Hafenpolizei in 1962, footage shot inside the Top Ten and Star Club in 1966, Bruno Koschmider’s films of the Bambi, Indra and Kaiserkeller; and colour footage of the Reeperbahn and Grosse Freiheit from 1959.
The CD/DVD package has been provided free of charge from the same community of Beatles fans and collectors that gave us the BBC collection. No doubt it will soon be ripped off by bootleggers. Since the Star Club recordings were made in the out-of-copyright-in-EU year of 1962, it may even be released legally in Europe.
From The Beatles: Zu Laut ! (jpgr.co.uk):
In an essential article about the tapes in Record Collector, spread over two issues in the summer of 2015, the most intense examination and research was made and identified.
Finally after 53 years, Hans Olof Gottfridsson together with Richard Moore had been allowed to use the notes of Larry Grossberg, producer and director of the initial Lingasong 1977 releases, and were able to present the complete running order of the original tape.
Record Collector – Star Club Recordings The Reel Story – Part 1
Record Collector – Star Club Recordings The Reel Story – Part 2The new information in Record Collector about the correct running order of the songs in the Star Club sets have inspired Beatlefans to compile a revised album.
The makers of “Zu Laut !” have risen to the occasion and presented two new editions of the album, one in mono and one in stereo.
In the inner page of the CD booklet, they have also included information about the missing songs, as described in Grossberg’s notes and Gottfridsson’s article. After the publication of the article, further listening has revealed that the four notes at the start of “I Remember You” on the Lingasong set actually turns out to be the start of “Glad All Over” !
This now constitutes the first ever Star Club Beatles compilation, unofficial or official, that presents the tracks (at least within each section/set) in their correct running order. Some of the songs that were tape damaged or had missing notes have had these reconstructed, however the originals are also included for historical accuracy.
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