V.A. Beat Club - The Best of '65 (1965 varios artists and musical styles video DVD with beat-blub german TV music programme - DVD format)
Beat-Club was a German music programme that ran from September 1965 to December 1972. It was broadcast from Bremen, Germany on Erstes Deutsches Fernsehen, the national public TV channel of the ARD, and produced by one of its members, Radio Bremen, later co-produced by WDR following the 38th episode.
The show's earlier episodes featured live performances, and was set in front of a plain brick wall. It underwent a revamp in 1967, when a more professional look was adapted with large cards in the background displaying the names of the performers, and lip-synched performances. Around this time, a troupe of young women billed the "Go-Go-Girls," were introduced to dance to songs when their performers couldn't appear.
In early 1969, Travis was replaced by Dave Dee, of Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich. On December 31, 1969, "Beat-Club" switched to color and again featured live performances. Dee departed in 1970, leaving Nerke as the lone host.
Videolist:
01 Halbstark / The Yankees
02 See See Rider / The Phantoms
03 I Gonna Knock Your Dooor / Mushroams
04 Peanut Butter / The Liverbirds
05 Living Loving Wreck / Ian And The Zodiacs
06 Come On And Sing / The Rattles
07 Too Much Monkey Business / German Blue Flames
08 Ferry Cross The Mersey / Gerry & The Pacemakers
09 Teguila / The Yankees
10 Please, Please, Mr.Postman / The Phantorms
11 Diddley Daddy / The Liverbirds
12 Face In The Crowd / Ian And the Zodiacs
13 Little Queeny / The Rattles
14 You've Got Your Troubles, I've Got Mine
15 Dizzy Lizzy / Gerry & The Pacermakers
16 Help / The Yankees
17 Hang On Sliipy / The Phantorms
18 All Of Me / Ian And the Zodiacs
19 My Babe / Gerry & The Pacermakers
20 Why Do You Hang Around Me ? / The Liverbirds
21 She's The One / The Rattles
22 Get Off Of My Colud / The Mushroams
Bands:
The Yankees, The Phantoms, Mushroams, The Liverbirds, Ian And The Zodiacs, The Rattles, German Blue Flames, Gerry & The Pacemakers, I've Got Mine
See others Beat Club DVD series posted at PHROCK Blog:
*V.A. Beat Club - The Best of '65
[ Tank you DR. BELL OTUS by this DVD post ]
Link in the comments (artwork included).
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V.A. Beat Club - The Best of '65 (1965 varios artists and musical styles video DVD with beat-blub german TV music programme - DVD format)
DVD (3.2GB):
=> Text file contais 15 links for rapidshare and megaupload download
password: phrockblog.blogspot.com
Tanks a lot Dr. Bell Otus.
Beat Club series is mandatory for all lovers of 60's and 70's rock music.
Don't miss this historic treasure!
Hmm... very fine!
Waiting for 1966, 1967 :-)
Cheers
Thanks Doc. I was 12 in those days and although we lived in The Netherlands I just had to see each and every show and my parents hated it.
The starting and closing tune the Go Go Girls danced on was composed by Mark Wirtz - A Touch Of Velvet A Sting Of Brass.
If anyone is interested I have some CD's of good old Mark.
Listen and enjoy:
http://rapidshare.com/files/307767958/Mark_Wirtz.rar
Hello fellows,
It's always a pleasure to share something very important to us, music lovers, and even more important when is to this extraordinary blog, where the quality of some visitors, is very good (yes, I'm talking about you COR, and other more like MARIOS, etc, etc).
I'm really a kid, and I'm like a baby listening / reading your experiences, which are very enriching, as the last one told by COR ... every day you learn something.
Thanks you for your gratitude and thanks to you OldRockerBR, for making this possible through this magnificent blog.
Obrigadão
as always your lack of information is astounding
Obrigado tio!!, por esta nueva entrega de esta magnifica colección,veo con gran expectacción todos los DVd´s de esta serie,es un documento maravilloso de obligada visión para todo el que aprecie el rock de esta época.
Muchas gracias Dr. Bell Otus y a todos los que colaboráis y hacéis de este blog el mejor del planeta.
Okon.
This is a real treat! I've seen many clips from this groundbreaking show, praying for the day that they would all be available on DVD. I applaud you for posting this phenomenal share, and I look forward to more volumes.
Peace and blessings.
downloaded the links but "no files to extract"...
Any help, or was this a waste of time only?
Open the text file. Read, copy and paste each link on your internet browser for download this "Beat Club DVD .
I downloaded all links via download manager (the downloaded files are of 199 MB each aexcept the last one which is 183 mb).
Any hint?
Uncompress file BC.part01.rar and all others will be automatically decompressed.
The result will be 10 video files and one jpeg image.
Hello,
I've got the same problem : extraction is impossible.
I've downloaded all the parts but :
WinRAR says that the password is wrong,
7-Zip says that BC.part01.rar is not supported archive,
And StuffIt says :
Unable to expand archive
Archive: BC.part01.rar
Engine Error: Error unsupported
So I've redownloaded part01.rar and made a binary comparaison between my two versions of this first part => conclusion : these two RAR files are identical binary files => no corruption during the download process.
So my question is : which software to use to extract the files from this archive ?
Chris
@Chris,
I use Winrar to compress and uncompress rar files.
Download freeware version to Winrar here: http://www.rarlab.com/rar/wrar351.exe
Here on good tutorial:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDEaDhBcw-4
Cheers,
hi, i use winrar and the msg i get is unexpected end of archive and no files to extract...
Hello, it's me again,
I've installed WinRAR v3.51 and now I can open the archive with this version but extration is still impossible because of two major problems :
* At the opening of part01, I get these warnings :
BC.part01.rar: CRC failed in the encrypted file BC.part01.rar (wrong password ?)
BC.part02.rar: CRC failed in the encrypted file BC.part02.rar (wrong password ?)
...
BC.part15.rar: CRC failed in the encrypted file BC.part15.rar (wrong password ?)
* And when I take a look inside the archive, I see absolutely nothing : as Anonymous wrote before, there are no files at all in it.
Anyone has managed to extract the files ?
Chris
PS : Thanks for the tutorial but I'm not a newbie at all with multi-volume archives.
Actually, I'm a computer engineer since 1991 ... and yes, I'm a old rocker too ;)
Hi there,
I can not understand how you can not decompress the file ... around 80 DL, and now the problems start.
Try downloading one by one, to see what is happening, and still continue to make mistake, I then go up again this DVD.
Best regards
downloaded the first again, same problem. I am not new in this thing, trust me it doesn't work (similar problem with the argentinian dvd here).
thanks anyway...
Hello Doctor,
I don't understand : are you the uploader ?
If yes, can tell you me what is your operating system ?
And what are the name and the version of the software you used to make the RAR files ?
Chris
What an absolutely tremendous post. Such a treat to be able to see some of these old bands playing live. Absolutely no problems with download or extractions as I used WinRAR (don't forget to enter the password listed on the txt file of links).
Note to NTSC countries: This DVD appears to be in PAL format which won't matter if you watch it on computer but may fail to play on many western DVD players. Either get a cheap player that does multi-formats or convert when you burn it.
hi, i got a solution for those seeing the error message. I installed the version 3.9.0.1 pf winrar and it opened the files without trouble. Found on pbay
the zip files are wrong!!!!!!!!!
no one of 15 .rar cant open!!!
please try to repost but first doit yourself the extract before you upload for us!!
sandly cant open the files !!
jay , bill , lenny and mary
greets from greece
probably you type wrong password!!!!!!before you upload
the solution is to check it from the begin
costa
No, the zip files are not wrong, and the password is correct, because I don't type it (I type the password in the Note Pad, and copy-paste it, to the winrar).
More then 100 DL, well the problem is not mine, sorry.
Greetz
we are the more than 100 DL and we swear it! all the files are wrong!!
THE 100 DL
Ok THE 100 DL,
The 100DL are wrong ... then get ready for the next wrong 100 DL from the Beat-Club '66
I just found this blog and you folks really have some rare and first class shares. I am not a computer engineer. I am digitally challenged to say the least. I am too stoopid to burn a video dvd. I didn't download this but once so you should have 101 downloads instead of 100.
....but by using winrar with the password supplied in text file it unpacked perfectly and plays perfectly on my compooter. I can't imagine why others are having difficulty. I guess ignorance is bliss. As a friend of mine says, "Even a blind hog will find an ear of corn on the ground once in a while".
I don't know how you messed this up, Dr.Bell Otus, but I hope you mess up 1966 & 1967 the same way. If you do it right I will never get it to play on my compooter. One of these days I will get my son or a friend from work to show me how to burn a video dvd. In the mean time, I'm just thrilled that I can watch it on my compooter.
Tanks!
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