The Beatles - Live At The Hollywood Bowl Album

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Credits

• Design – Darren Evans
• Design, Cover – Gravillis Inc.
• Engineer [1964 Concert] – Hugh Davies
• Engineer [1965 Concert] – Pete Abbott
• Engineer [Assistant 2016 Remix] – Matt Mysko
• Engineer [Audio Restoration 2016 Remix] – James Clarke
• Liner Notes – David Fricke, George Martin
• Mastered By [1977 Mixdown & Sequencing] – Geoff Emerick, Wally Traugott
• Mastered By [2016 Remix] – Alex Wharton
• Mixed By [2016 Remix] – Sam OKell
• Performer – George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr
• Photography By – Bob Bonis
• Producer [1977 Mixdown & Sequencing] – George Martin
• Producer [2016 Remix] – Giles Martin
• Producer [Original Remote Recording] – Voyle Gilmore
• Remix [1977 Mixdown & Sequencing], Engineer [1977 Mixdown & Sequencing] – Geoff Emerick

Notes

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Barcodes

• Barcode: 602557054972

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Calderstone Productions Limited
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Apple Corps Ltd.
• Copyright (c) – Calderstone Productions Limited
• Copyright (c) – Apple Corps Ltd.
• Recorded At – Hollywood Bowl

Album

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