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TheBeatles
Sgt. Pepper Lonely Hearts Club Band at 50.
Featuring BBC TV and BBC FM Radio documentaries broadcast May & June 2017
(DVD) BBC2 TV - Sgt. Pepper's Musical Revolution with Howard Goodall broadcast - Sat Jun 3 2017
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(CD's) Sgt. Pepper Forever (Part 1 broadcast Wed 24 May 2017 & Part 2 broadcast Wed 31 May 2017)
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DVD:- Sgt. Pepper's Musical Revolution with Howard Goodall
Documentary split into 12 chapters.
Some words from BBC website:
Fifty years ago this week, on 1 June, 1967, an album was released that changed music history - The Beatles' Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. In this film, composer Howard Goodall explores just why this album is still seen as so innovative, so revolutionary and so influential. With the help of outtakes and studio conversations between the band, never heard before outside of Abbey Road, Howard gets under the bonnet of Sgt Pepper. He takes the music apart and reassembles it, to show us how it works - and makes surprising connections with the music of the last 1,000 years to do so.
Sgt Pepper came about as a result of a watershed in The Beatles' career. In August 1966, sick of the screaming mayhem of live shows, they'd taken what was then seen as the career-ending decision to stop touring altogether. Instead, beginning that December, they immersed themselves in Abbey Road with their creative partner, producer George Martin, for an unprecedented five months. What they produced didn't need to be recreated live on stage. The Beatles took full advantage of this freedom, turning the studio from a place where a band went to capture its live sound, as quickly as possible, into an audio laboratory, a creative launch pad. As Howard shows, they and George Martin and his team constructed the album sound by sound, layer by layer - a formula that became the norm for just about every rock act who followed.
In June 1967, after what amounted to a press blackout about what they'd been up to, Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band was released. It was a sensation, immediately becoming the soundtrack to the Summer of Love - and one of the best-selling, most critically lauded albums of all time. It confirmed that a 'pop music' album could be an art form, not just a collection of three-minute singles. It's regularly been voted one of the most important and influential records ever released.
In this film, Howard Goodall shows that it is the sheer ambition of Sgt Pepper - in its conception, composition, arrangements and innovative recording techniques - that sets it apart.
Made with unprecedented access to The Beatles' pictorial archive, this is an in-depth exploration, in sound and vision, of one of the most important and far-reaching moments in recent music history.
Run time:- 59:17
(CD's)Sgt. Pepper Forever - Parts 1 & 2
Some words from BBC Radio 2's website
Martin Freeman presents Sgt. Pepper Forever, which will reveal the revolutionary studio techniques used during the remarkable sessions dating from November 1966 to April 1967 and also examine the album's huge impact on the history of music. They will feature 'work-in-progress' versions of Sgt. Pepper tracks - and the songs on the double A-side single Strawberry Fields Forever/Penny Lane, which were also recorded during the sessions - to illustrate the pioneering techniques used by The Beatles and George Martin.
This two-part documentary special features interviews with Paul, George, Ringo and George Martin, and in a new interview composer Howard Goodall talks about, and illustrates on piano, the musical innovations of the album's songs.
Having worked with the original four-track tapes to create a new stereo mix of Sgt. Pepper for its 50th anniversary, producer Giles Martin (son of Sir George Martin) describes the innovative recording techniques used at the time and how he approached making his new version.
There will also be interview material with the album cover's co-designer Peter Blake, Beatles press officer Derek Taylor, Tony King (George Martin's assistant in 1967), Mike Leander (the arranger of She's Leaving Home), poet Adrian Mitchell, DJ John Peel and some of the producers and musicians who were influenced by the achievements of the album, including T Bone Burnett, Dave Grohl, Tom Petty, Jimmy Webb and Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys.
Martin Freeman says: "Sgt. Pepper is the most celebrated album by my favourite band. These documentaries will shed light on how The Beatles, with George Martin, created a piece of work that marked a watershed for what a long playing record could be. It's my absolute pleasure to help tell you about it."
CD 1
01 - Introduction
02 - Right, Let's Go (A quick run through 0f the album)
03 - Original Sessions
04 - Strawberry Fields (Take 1)
05 - Strawberry Fields (parts of other takes)
06 - Penny Lane (Breakdown)
07 - When I'm Sixty-Four (breakdown)
08 - A Day In The Life (Breakdown
09 - Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band (Breakdown)
10 - The Beatles and Abbey Road Studios
11 - Preview of Part 2
Run time 56:22
CD 2
01 - Introduction
02 - 1967, Summer Of Love
03 - Fixing A Hole
04 - Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite (Breakdown)
05 - George Martin's Input
06 - Medicinal Influences
07 - Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds (Rehearsal)
08 - Getting Better
09 - New Musical Influences (Within You, Without You)
10 - Within You, Without You (Breakdown)
11 - Changing The Course Of Popular Music
12 - She's Leaving Home
13 - Ringo, With A Little Help From My Friends
14 - The Album Cover
15 - Sound Effects (Good Morning)
16 - Musical Liberation For Musicians
17 - Reviews, Success also Ringo, George and Paul reflect (A Day In The Life)
Run time 56:19
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