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Little.Steven.And.The.Disciples.Of.Soul.Macca.To.Mecca.2021.NTSC.BONUS.MDVDR-400
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Label....: Wicked Cool
Rip Date: 2021-11-24
Store Date: 2021-01-29
Genre....: Rock
Runtime..: 00:41:12
Cat.No...: B0032266-00
Source...: NTSC DVD5
Aspect...: 16:9
Files....: 51x50MB

//www.discogs.com/release/15661732-Little-Steven-And-The-Disciples-Of-Soul-Macca-To-Mecca-Live-At-The-Cavern-Club-Liverpool
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01 I Saw Her Standing There (Intro)
02 I Saw Her Standing There
03 Cavern Club Featurette
04 Cavern Club Intro
05 Magical Mystery Tour
06 Boys
07 Slow Down (Intro)
08 Slow Down
09 Some Other Guy
10 Soldier Of Love (Intro)
11 Soldier Of Love (Lay Down Your Arms)
12 Good Morning Good Morning
13 Got To Get You Into My Life
14 All You Need Is Love
15 Birthday

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Macca To Mecca! Begins as a 12-song tribute to The Beatles that kicks off with a riveting performance of \"I Saw Her Standing There\" recorded at The Roundhouse in London with a special appearance by Paul McCartney. It is followed by an extraordinary surprise set at Liverpool\'s legendary Cavern Club recorded November 2017 during the band\'s sold out European tour. The intimate lunchtime gig is filled with rocking renditions of \"Magical Mystery Tour,\" \"Good Morning, Good Morning,\" \"Got To Get You Into My Life,\" and \"All You Need Is Love,\" alongside iconic songs famously performed by the nascent Fab Four, including \"Boys\" (originally by The Shirelles), \"Slow Down\" (by Larry Williams) and \"Soldier Of Love\" (first recorded by Arthur Alexander).