Beatles-Introducing the Beatles-Dr. Ebbetts-Mono-Stereo-Flac[colombo-b torrent

  1. (00:02:54) The Beatles - I Saw Her Standing There

  2. (00:01:50) The Beatles - Misery

  3. (00:02:5 The Beatles - Anna (Go to Him)

  4. (00:02:26) The Beatles - Chains

  5. (00:02:2 The Beatles - Boys

  6. (00:02:2 The Beatles - Ask Me Why

  7. (00:02:04) The Beatles - Please Please Me

  8. (00:02:3 The Beatles - Baby It's You

  9. (00:01:59) The Beatles - Do You Want to Know a Secret

 10. (00:02:05) The Beatles - A Taste of Honey

 11. (00:01:53) The Beatles - There's a Place

 12. (00:02:33) The Beatles - Twist and Shout



Playing Time.........: 00:28:17

Total Size...........: 87.73 MB   MONO



Playing Time.........: 00:26:01

Total Size...........: 161.32 MB  STEREO



Artist: Beatles

Title: Introducing the Beatles-Dr. Ebbetts (Mono & Stereo)

Label: Vee-Jay Records

Year: 1964

Genre: Rock

File Type: Flac

Source: Found,  Vinyl-rip

Bitrate: Lossless

Cover:  Front

Extra:  Cover and nfo

Torrent Size: 249MB



Introducing... The Beatles is the first Beatles album in the United States. Originally scheduled

for a July 1963 release, the LP finally came out on 10 January 1964, mere days before Capitol's

Meet the Beatles. It was the subject of much legal wrangling, but ultimately, Vee-Jay Records

was permitted to sell the album until the fall of 1964, by which time it had sold more than 1.3

million copies.



Many people prefer Dr. Ebbetts versions of these albums rather than a regular cd. There are other

high quality copies that have been officially released but Dr. Ebbetts has spent considerable

time transferring vinyl copies to produce high quality versions of the Beatles albums as well as

other groups.





Reviewer's explanation of Dr. Ebbets copies-



"OK, time for another boring edition of Beatles Bootleg Reviews! This time, we'll look at a

series that many believe puts the official EMI/Apple CDs to shame, given to us by the man known

only as... Dr. Ebbetts.



The doctors bootleg CDs are basically what you heard on the original US and UK LPs, for better

or worse. They are not 'remasters' (such as the circulating 24-bit remasters) nor remixes (good

for Legs). They seem straight transfers of either excellent early vinyl editions of these

albums, or possibly (as I've heard) the cassettes or 8-tracks, which I'm not sure I believe.

Now, in theory, since vinyl albums almost always sound better than CDs, then these discs should

be superb, right? Well...sometimes. The problem is, especially with the Capitol versions, what

you got on record wasn't great quality to begin with."



NOTES:



These are the original files as they were uploaded to Demonoid. There are no cue files or log

files but the tracks have been verified with Audacity. I have the complete Dr. Ebbets copies for

the Beatles and I will upload them one album a day.