The Beatles – Saturday Club 31st March 1964 (Part 2) 7 Inch Vinyl
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Saturday Club 31st March 1964 (Part 2) 7 Inch Vinyl. This Inch Vinyl is in stock. For more check out all the official The Beatles merchandise & vinyl available for home delivery with Vinyl Records London, only £12 +P&P The Saturday Club that the Beatles recorded at the Playhouse Theatre on the evening of March 31st 1964 was transmitted four days later on April 4th. At the time, the boys were filming a live performance at the Scala Theatre for the A Hard Days Night film and three of the songs on this EP were due to feature in the film. Can039t Buy Me Love was used during the police chase sequence and I Call Your Name and You Cant Do That were shot as part of the film’s TV concert but not included in the final cut. The version of Everybodys Trying To Be My Baby included here comes from the Top Gear show recorded on 17th November.
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