On the cusp of fame the boys went back one last time to Hamburg, albeit this time to a better , nicer club.
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Ringo is with them now, the four are ready to fly.
These tapes are possibly from 1962 New Years Eve.
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Lennon- It is his rhythm guitar that drives the band's attack. He holds his Rickenbacker in a seemingly choking grip, left hand relentlessly taut on the fretboard, powering the chords of "Roll Over Beethoven," "Hippy Hippy Shake" and "Matchbox." The latter – sung by Lennon in this incarnation – overlays Carl Perkins' original with the rhythmic drive of Big Bill Broonzy by way of skiffle and Arthur Alexander B sides, and on the Star Club tapes it asserts itself as one of their best-ever covers.
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