The Beatles
Odds and Sods BUT Upgrades, Audio vol.3

A collection of new finds an upgrades made by a Japanese Beatles afficionado who calls himself HIWAX

Lineage: FLAC Files - tlh - dime



The“Whiskey Flat”Tape, Upgrade
Convention Hall, Philadelphia, Sep 2 1964, Afternoon Show
01. tuning
02. Twist And Shout
03. You Can't Do That
04. All My Loving
05. She Loves You
06. Things We Said Today
07. Roll Over Beethoven
08. Can't Buy Me Love
09. If I Fell
10. I Want To Hold Your Hand
11. Boys
12. A Hard Day's Night
13. Long Tall Sally


1964/08/26 Red Rocks Amphitheater, Denver - Opening Acts (fake, I believe)
14. My Babe (Hatfield/Medley) by ?
15. When You Walk In The Room by Jackie De Shannon


1964/08/30 Convention Hall, Atlantic City
16. tuning
17. Twist And Shout
18. You Can't Do That
19. intervew
20. Paul's MC
21. All My Loving
22. Can't Buy Me Love
23. interview
24. John's MC
25. If I Fell
26. Long Tall Sally
27. She Loves You
28. Things We Said Today
29. interview
30. Roll Over Beethoven
31. I Want To Hold Your Hand
32. interview
33. Boys
34. A Hard Day's Night

1964/10/21 at the Odeon Cinema, Glasgow
35. I'm Happy Just To Dance With You


1965/06/30 at the Palais des expositions, Nice
36. segments of the concert


1965/08/18 at the Stadium, Atlanta
37. I Feel Fine


Tracks 1 - 13:

One of the first releases on the famous TMOQ bootleg label. The concert had been simulcast on WIBG

The Beatles performed before an audience of 12,037 at the Convention Hall, part of the Philadelphia Civic Center.
Also on the bill were, in order of appearance, The Bill Black Combo, The Exciters, Clarence 'Frogman' Henry, and Jackie DeShannon. Henry joined the tour on this date, replacing The Righteous Brothers who had complained to Brian Epstein that their music was drowned out by the audience's cheers for The Beatles at the Forest Hills show.
The Righteous Brothers were on stage singing You've Lost That Loving Feeling, when we came hovering over in this sodding big Chinook. All the people were up in the stands, pointing up to the sky, screaming and shouting, paying not a blind bit of notice to The Righteous Brothers - which pissed them off a little. In fact, they got so pissed off that they decided to leave the tour. Righteous indignation.
(George Harrison)
A few days before the concert there were race riots in Philadelphia. To The Beatles' disgust, the audience at the Convention Hall was all-white. The concert was broadcast live on local radio.
The art deco hall was built in 1931, and was located at 3400 Civic Center Blvd, on the edge of the campus of the University of Pennsylvania. It was demolished in 2005.


Tracks 14 & 15: I believe HIWAX was misled here. The sound of the Jackie DeShannon tape matches that of a YouTube clip perfectly: See "When You Walk In The Room - Jackie DeShannon (1964)"


Tracks 16 - 34: A bad quality audience recording that has been overdubbed with vocals and instruments, perhaps by some radio station. The (distorted) in-between-songs banter has been left untouched and two interview segments by Ed Rudy were added.


Track 35: If this is really the genuine article, it would be the first recording we have from that tour.


Track 36: A bunch of noise and static.


Track 37: This track was not part of the original offering of this show, one of the few where the Beatles could actually hear themselves.



Art work is included.