Twist and Shout

2:36 • Live • L3

Concert From the concert in London, United Kingdom on Sep 24, 1963

2:25 • Live • L4 • "Twist And Shout" made its initial impact through a single by The Isley Brothers. The Beatles’ characteristic falsetto whoops had been sparked by Little Richard, but the vocal gymnastics on the Isleys’ "Twist And Shout" and their earlier American hit "Shout" also influenced the group’s sound in 1963. The Beatles used "Twist And Shout" as the rousing closer of their debut album and many live shows. They performed it nine times in BBC radio studios. This version was recorded on a day when, in less than seven hours, they recorded eighteen songs for three Pop Go The Beatles programmes.

Terry Henebery : Producer

Concert From the concert in London, United Kingdom on Aug 06, 1963

2:25 • Live

Concert From the concert in London, United Kingdom on Jun 25, 1963

2:27 • Live

Concert From the concert in Manchester, United Kingdom on Jul 04, 1963

2:29 • Live

Concert From the concert in London, United Kingdom on Jul 21, 1963

2:27 • Live

Concert From the concert in London, United Kingdom on Aug 06, 1963

2:27 • Live

Concert From the concert in London, United Kingdom on Aug 24, 1963

2:29 • Live

Concert From the concert in Manchester, United Kingdom on Aug 27, 1963

3:16 • Live

Concert From the concert in London, United Kingdom on Jun 25, 1963

2:28 • Live

Concert From the concert in Manchester, United Kingdom on Jul 04, 1963

2:26 • Live

Concert From the concert in London, United Kingdom on Jul 21, 1963

2:38 • Live

Concert From the concert in London, United Kingdom on Aug 06, 1963

3:18 • Live

Concert From the concert in London, United Kingdom on Aug 24, 1963

2:31 • Live

Concert From the concert in Manchester, United Kingdom on Aug 27, 1963

3:25 • Live

Concert From the concert in London, United Kingdom on Sep 24, 1963