THE BEATLES / LIVE AT SAM HOUSTON COLISEUM THE NORTH AMERICAN TOUR 1965 (1CD+1DVD)

The eighth and latest installment in the Live Archive Collection series, which compiles audio and video recordings of The Beatles' historic live shows, features "Live at Sam Houston Coliseum," a classic recording of their 1965 concert, alongside Shea Stadium and the Hollywood Bowl! The two performances held at the Sam Houston Coliseum in Texas on August 19, 1965, are completely recorded with newly remastered audio from the radio station soundboard. The DVD is a collection of edited highlights from the 1965 North American tour, including color footage of the Houston performance, TV news coverage, press conferences, and even recordings of the opening act. This definitive series' latest installment, a must-hear soundboard recording of the 1965 tour, compiles the must-hear live performance in audio and video, making it a must-have collector's item!

[Collector's Point]
The CD includes the soundboard recordings from the 1965 tour, a familiar sight for collectors since the analog era alongside the Shea Stadium and Hollywood Bowl performances. This renowned recording has been released numerous times even in the CD era. This time, however, the original recordings from the international compilation album "HOWDYALL!", well-known among collectors, have been newly remastered and recorded in the highest quality ever. The extras also include audio news reports. The DVD includes color footage of the Houston performance, TV news, press conferences, and other related footage, compiling a highlights collection of the 1965 North American tour from the band's arrival in New York to performances in Toronto, Chicago, and San Francisco, and their return to London. In addition to the footage, the performance features radio-recorded soundboard recordings of not only the Beatles' two shows but also the opening act, which are included alongside still images on the DVD audio section. This latest compilation collector's item features both the complete soundboard CD recordings of the two shows and a DVD totaling over two hours of recording time.