Description
The Beatles – Tussen De Bollen ( 2 CD SET ) ( 2012 UNICORN RECORDS )
Tracklist
1-1 Radioverslag Aankomst Schiphol, 5 Juni, 1964 Radiojournaal Live Hilversum
1-2 Radioverslag Persconferentie Schiphol, Idem
1-3 Polygoon-Bioscoophournaal, Comentaarvan Phillip Bloemendal – Fragment “I Saw Her Standing There”
1-4 RadioverslagOpnames Televisiteshow, Treslong, Hillegom, 5 Juni, 1964, Vara BalansHilversum 1, 23:00uur Fragment “Twist And Shout”
1-5 Televiste-Interview Met De Beatles, Treslong, Hillegom5 Juni, 1964, Nederland 1, 20:20uur. Presentatie Berand Boudeewiin En Herman Stock
1-6 Vervolg Televisie-interview Radioverslag. Middagconcert Blokker, 6 Juni 1964, Waar Het Publick Meezingt Met Le Volgende Aummers “I Saw Her Standing There”
1-7 I Want To Hold Your Hand
1-8 All My Loving
1-9 She Loves You
1-10 I Saw Her Standing There
1-11 I Want To Hold Your Hand
1-12 All My Loving
1-13 Twist And Shout
1-14 She Loves You
2-1 First Dat ( Friday 5 June, 1964 ); Pathe News Coverage ( 5 June 1964 )
2-2 Interview ( Hillegom – TV, Nederland 1, 5 June, 1964 )
2-3 Press Conference At Schiphol Airport
2-4 VARA TV, In The Foyer Of Treslong Hall, Hillegom ( I Want To Hold Your Hand – Intro – Introduction And Interview )
2-5 VARA TV, Treslong Hall, Hillegom ( She Loves You, All My Loving, Twist and Shout, Roll Over Beethoven, Long Tall Sally, Can’t Buy Me Love, She Loves You, Outro )
2-6 Radio Coverage (Evening)
2-7 Radio Coverage, Afternoon Concert ( KRO ‘Echo’)
2-8 Afternoon Concert At Auction Hall
2-9 ‘Polygoon’ Cinema Newsreel, 12-06-64 ( I Saw Her Standing There )
2-10 VARA TV Coverage ‘Beatles In Holland’ 21-07-64
2-11 Item On The Beatles In Holland From The Documentary LP ‘Onze Jaren 45-70′ ‘Twist And Shout’
2-12 Vara Radio Hilversum 2, 25th Anniversary, 03-06-89
Notes
The album “Di Bietels – Tussen De Bollen” was originally released in 1984 by the Beatles Dutch fanclub ‘Beatles Unlimited’ for the Dutch Market. The album was released to commemorate the only visit by the Beatles to Holland in 1964. As with most recordings that come from the European continent, the Dutch usually come up trumps in capturing and keeping pretty much everything that comes their way and so it is with the Beatles visit to Holland that practically nothing is spared and everything is presented here from the Beatles arrival at Schiphol airport to the final note that they played and more.
