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Release Date:
January 9, 2016
Original Title:
The Analogues Perform The Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour
Genres:
Documentary | Music
Production Companies:
Over Easy B.V. - Amsterdam
Production Countries:
Netherlands
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 42
In 1966, The Beatles become a pure studio band. Abbey Road Studio 2 will subsequently see an explosion of creativity and innovation in song writing and recording techniques the likes of which has never been seen. It will herald one of the most productive periods ever in the history of pop music. Revolver, Sgt. Peppers' Lonely Hearts Club Band, Magical Mystery Tour, The White Album, Let it Be and Abbey Road: these six iconic albums were recorded in the short space of five memorable years. But...they were never performed live. Until now! The Analogues perform all six of these albums in their entirety, precisely as the records were made at the time, using the same vintage instruments, amplifiers, sounds, live strings and horns. This is The Analogues performing the amazing Magical Mystery Tour. Recorded live at the Chassé Theatre, Breda, Netherlands.
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Director:
Marcel de Vré
Lighting Design:
Jantje Geldof
Lighting Technician:
Vincent Post
Len van der Veen
Set Designer:
Jantje Geldof
Sound:
Bart van Poppel
Sound Mix Technician:
Remko Luijten
Karel Wilgenhof
Stage Director:
Ruut Weisman
Writer:
Rob de Graaf
Marcel de Vré
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