Year 1963 changed the lives of beatles. Also that of a young English student who witnessed from the front row and at his school, the Stowe School, a concert by the four of Liverpool.
Sixty years later you can enjoy this sound jewel thanks to the fact that he recorded it. “Nobody knew who the Beatles were at school,” he explains himself, John Bloomfield. Its audio is the band’s first recorded concert. It was at a key moment.
A few days before they had released ‘Please Please Me‘, the album that forged the myth. They went from being four strangers to unleashing madness among their followers. So much so that it was hard to even listen to them at their recitals.
This is how they conquered the United States and the entire world with a phenomenon that went far beyond music. Just when we thought we knew everything about the group, we discovered a treasure, hitherto unknown, which proves that ‘beatlemania’ is still alive 60 years later.
Source: Lasexta
Bruce is a talented author and journalist with a passion for entertainment . He currently works as a writer at the 247 News Agency, where he has established himself as a respected voice in the industry.
