¡Composing The Beatles Songbook Lennon And Mccartney 1957-1965 / 1966-1970
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[Machine Translation] From the formation of The Beatles to their breakup and solo career, how were their masterpieces born? This is the first of a four-part documentary that is a must-see for all music fans, highlighting the songwriting skills of two of the most famous and most successful geniuses in music history, Lennon and McCartney. Produced/directed by Rob Johnstone, a master at selecting footage and songs from his vast archive and using his superb composition skills to release authentic music documentaries on the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Queen, Eric Clapton, and many others. All songs are translated into Japanese. Leaflet enclosed. Disc 1: "The Beatles: Lennon & McCartney Songbook 1957-1965" (79 min.) : From the fateful meeting of John and Paul in 1957 to the formation of the Beatles and "Rubber Soul" in 1965, this documentary thoroughly examines the background of the birth of many classic songs that caused a social phenomenon with rare footage. (Main songs) (Digest of all songs) "Please Please Me," "I Want to Hold You," "See Loves You," "Love Me Do," "All My Loving," "Till There Was You," "Can't Buy Me Love," "A Hard Day's Night," "Two in Love," "Grief Let's Get Away With It, Help! The Beatles Lennon & McCartney Songbook 1966-1970" (111 min.) : From the release of "Revolver" in 1966 to the last album "Abbey Road" and the Beatles' breakup in 1970, various songs from "The Beatles: Lennon & McCartney Songbook" are shown. The Beatles' breakup in 1970, a time when various music and culture emerged and the two were at their most creative, and a turning point came... (I Saw Her Standing There, I'm Only Sleeping, Elinor Rigby, Tomorrow Never Knows, Strawberry Fields Forever, Penny Lane, and Hohen I'm Sixty for Four, all in digest form. When I'm Sixty-Four, Hey Jude, Revolution, Helter Skelter, Get Back, I Want You, Golden Slumber
Original Release Year: 2007
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