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The full complete non-voiceovered Kansas City from the Cavern has appeared on Daily Motion. It sounds fantastic.
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14 April 2010
Offline OK – who else saw this thread title and thought a replica of the Cavern Club was contructed in Kansas City ? I’ll cancel my flight to Missouri now, thank you.
Thanks for sharing, mmm – it does sound fantastic.
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3 May 2012
Offline Thanks for sharing that, it sounds brilliant.
And yes, I too thought they’d built a CC replica. I was getting ready to ask why they’d bothered to do such a thing!
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Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey! It’s one of the mythical unbootlegged-in-full tracks and not some Beatles themed club in Kansas City ! Sounds terrific!
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Thanks for sharing that, it sounds brilliant.
You can hear now?
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3 May 2012
Offline ^ Nope, I signed into here with my iPod. Not ideal as I don’t like using the internet on it because It’s So Hard to navigate and everything takes ages to load but I just had to listen to this.
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8 November 2012
Offline Deep Beatles has a blog on the recording, and it quotes the Beatles Bible as a source. :->
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8 November 2012
Offline BTW, today is the 50th anniversary of The Beatles’ last concert at the Cavern.
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Offline Thanks MMM, that was great! 
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27 December 2012
Offline I don’t know why it took a while for me to hear this but Paul’s vocals here is amazingly raw. Further proving Pauls “rockability”
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Listening to the Little Richard version of this song. It makes me appreciate Paul’s vocals even more, for though he did sound a little strained compared to Little Richard, he did a remarkable job for someone with a voice generally so well suited to ballads.
Paul rocks, man.
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Offline Never cared for the track, if anything its one of their worst covers. Paul likes it a lot which is a shame as we get it on BBC compilations along with ‘A Taste Of Honey ‘ when far better tracks are available.
This is a far better performance of [a] ‘Kansas City ‘. Lively Beatles having fun; should have been on the Anthology discs.
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14 April 2010
Offline That was fun @meanmistermustard – thanks. I love how they go from song to song within the same melody just like they did on the Anthology 3 CD with ‘Rip It Up/Shake Rattle And Roll/Blue Suede Shoes’.
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Listening to the Little Richard version of this song. It makes me appreciate Paul’s vocals even more, for though he did sound a little strained compared to Little Richard, he did a remarkable job for someone with a voice generally so well suited to ballads.Paul rocks, man.
That’s one of the many cool things about Paul. His voice could sing ballads and scream Little Richard-like. Not many can do that.
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Offline I like Beatles’ version more than Paul’s on CHOBA in CCCP.
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That was fun @meanmistermustard – thanks. I love how they go from song to song within the same melody just like they did on the Anthology 3 CD with ‘Rip It Up/Shake Rattle And Roll/Blue Suede Shoes’.
It all followed each other during the sessions, the Beatles rollicking thru oldies. Apple decided to only include a few and even then edited those. Its beyond words how Apple work; they cut out a good chunk from ‘Rip It Up/Shake Rattle And Roll/Blue Suede Shoes’ before releasing it; the actual length 4:14, what we got was 3:11.
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Offline Sweet, keep ’em coming mmm 
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Well, I don’t care what mmm says; I absolutely love Kansas City and nobody’s going to change that 
I really do love it; it’s one of my favourite belt-along tunes.
p.s. Love the Cavern version too. Very impressive, especially for a 19 year-old!
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Well, I don’t care what mmm says; I absolutely love Kansas City and nobody’s going to change thatI really do love it; it’s one of my favourite belt-along tunes.
Same!
I also admit to attempting to sing the guitar solo bridge, loudly and badly, with fake guitar sound effects. The things I get up to when I’m washing dishes… 
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Offline Glad to know I’m not the only one who does that.
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it’s one of my favourite belt-along tunes.
I sing this one as loud as I can as well. The lyrics Paul sings on ‘KC’ are nowhere near the way Leiber and Stoller wrote them, but are still fun to sing.
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Offline Though, of course, one has to remember that before Leiber & Stoller, there was Big Joe Turner…
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