Live In Melbourne Australia
July 16, 1964

Label:	Instant Analysis
Catalogue No.:	MB 1034
Format :	12" Black Vinyl , Slick, Sleeve + Inner
Speed:	33 1/3 rpm
Origin:	USA
Availability :	Autumn 1974
Duration:
Etched Matrices:	See Below
More Information:	#4	V?N?
More Information:
1974-1996

Comments:

Despite a very sketchy reputation from many CBM and its sister labels did, occasionally bring some new material to the collector, and the odd title such as this one held core status for sometime.

Whilst edited and incomplete this autumn 1974 release brought us the early Melbourne 17th June show along with two patches from the following evening show, recorded from a radio broadcast.

In 1975/76 CBM included side 1 along with side 1 of Live In Vancouver Canada, as part of their budget reissue series Super Live Concerts, despite being called Complete Melbourne Vancouver. Neither show was complete and is a novelty for label collectors only.

It was not until 1996 that an upgrade appeared on CD, still incomplete but a new core title All The Best From Australia on the Boxtop , providing both concerts from the 17th June 1964.

Track Listing:

Side 1
Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia 17 June 1964 Early
	Song	Version	Comments
	Intro/ Count -In	C640617A-01
1	I Saw Her Standing There	C640617A-02
2	You Can't Do That	C640617A-04
	Outro/ Farewell/Dedication	C640617A-18	Heavily Edited & Truncated
	Outro/Intro	C640617A-05
3	All My Loving	C640617A-06
	Outro/Intro	C640617A-07
4	She Loves You	C640617A-08


Side A/1	Side B/2
Matrix: MB 1034A	Matrix: MB 1034B

Side 2
Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia 17 June 1964 Early +2 Late Show
	Song	Version	Comments
1	Intro / Outro	C640617A-09	j
2	Till There Was You	C640617A-10
3	Roll Over Beethoven	C640617A-11
	Outro / Intro	C640617A-12
4	Can't Buy Me Love	C640617A-13	j incomp
	Intro	C640617	Incomplete Check Wording
5	This Boy	C640617B-16	Late Show
6	Outro/ Farewell/Dedication	C640617A-19	Missing Intro
6	Long Tall Sally	C640617B-20	Late Show

LP Banding

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2

Alternate Labels

I have placed the 'No Side label after second based upon it appearing in the same sleeves as the later Orange label but earlier slick, however the label was in use in 1974 by CBM, so may be earlier.