The Beatles have released an official new video for the closing classic track from their Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album, A Day In The Life.
The digitally restored video precedes this week’s 15th anniversary re-release of their collection of chart-toppers called “1”.
The 27-track permutation, containing a single CD of every UK and US #1 between 1962 and 1970, will also include a DVD with 50 restored promotional films and videos the band dubbed “mini movies – many of which were never commercially released.
A skilled team of video technicians made the old footage come back to life using advanced digital enhancement to produce 4k resolution.
Read more on The Beatles Post of September 15, 2015
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The most lavish packages, called “1+”, will contain alternate versions and rare mini movies, including the original video for ‘A Day in the Life’ – shown below.
As well, the two surviving Beatles, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr offer exclusive commentary and pre-recorded forewords for many of the Blu-ray’s videos, which are accompanied by a 124-page illustrated, hardbound book.
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In a statement issued by McCartney via Mashable, he said; “These videos and films are spectacular reminders of the era we lived in.”
‘1’ and ‘1+’ will be available on November 6, just a week behind the album’s original release in 2000 (It was also re-issued in September of 2011).
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