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Beatles Selection V2.Pdf 1 2 Table des matières Présentation ................................................................................................................................... 4 Discographie commentée ................................................................................................................ 6 1 ) Albums studios .............................................................................................................................. 6 1963 ................................................................................................................................................. 6 1964 ................................................................................................................................................. 7 1965 ................................................................................................................................................. 8 1966 ................................................................................................................................................. 9 1967 ............................................................................................................................................... 10 1968 ............................................................................................................................................... 11 1969 ............................................................................................................................................... 11 1970 ............................................................................................................................................... 13 2 ) Anthologies .................................................................................................................................. 14 A ) Britanniques ............................................................................................................................ 14 B ) Américaines ............................................................................................................................. 14 C ) Internationales ........................................................................................................................ 15 3 ) Albums live ................................................................................................................................... 20 4 ) Reprises et adaptations ............................................................................................................... 22 DVD .............................................................................................................................................. 26 1 ) Clips et concerts ........................................................................................................................... 26 2 ) Documentaires : ........................................................................................................................... 26 3 ) Films musicaux ............................................................................................................................. 28 Autres films de fiction : ................................................................................................................ 29 Imprimés ....................................................................................................................................... 31 1 ) Livres ............................................................................................................................................ 31 Livres jeunesse et roman .............................................................................................................. 32 2 ) Méthodes instrumentales ........................................................................................................... 33 Ecoute et visionnage en ligne ........................................................................................................ 34 1 ) Eurêka : La Philharmonie et 1D Touch ........................................................................................ 34 2 ) Playlists ........................................................................................................................................ 34 Sitographie .................................................................................................................................... 35 Annexe : titres lecteurs mp3 .......................................................................................................... 36 3 Présentation L’année 2017 a marqué médiatiquement le cinquantième anniversaire de la sortie de l’historique album des Beatles : Sgt. Pepper’s lonely hearts club band, élu par la revue Rolling Stone premier des 500 meilleurs disques de l’histoire du rock ! Pour marquer cet évènement « revival », la médiathèque de Vincennes vous propose la conférence musicale « The Beatles : mythes et réalités » par Pierre Espourteille, un spécialiste du groupe de Liverpool. La conférence : « 2 heures d’anecdotes, relatées avec humour, agrémentées d’extraits inédits de films, de photos rares et d’illustrations musicales originales. La séparation des Beatles : les vraies raisons du clash : ‐ L’album Let it be et la controverse Phil Spector ‐ Les projets fous de Apple ‐ Les chansons inspirées de vrais personnages ‐ Les chansons « sens caché » ‐ Les compositions : la marque Lennon / l’estampille McCartney » Le conférencier : Pierre Espourteille est intervenant depuis 1985 à l’Université Lyon 3 pour les licenciés Musicologie, à l’Université Jean Monnet‐Saint Etienne ou encore dans les lycées et collèges de la Loire et du Rhône. Il est l’auteur du livre La Musique des souvenirs (éd. Hacienda, 2000) : rencontres avec Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Michael Jackson et 40 autres artistes. Contenu du dossier : Retrouvez ci‐après notre sélection de documents à emprunter à l’Espace musique de la médiathèque, sauf indication contraire : ‐ Discographie commentée : les 12 albums studio (le plus souvent en double exemplaire stéréo et mono), des anthologies, des albums live et de reprises ou adaptations ‐ DVD : clips et concerts, documentaires et films musicaux ‐ Imprimés : livres, méthodes instrumentales ‐ Ecoute et visionnage en ligne, avec les ressources accessibles sur la plateforme Eurêka (dont le concert Sgt. Pepper live filmé à la Philharmonie l’année dernière) et notre playlist YouTube de la conférence ! ‐ Sitographie sélective 4 Un quintet mythique : En 10 ans d’existence, l’œuvre du quatuor de pop‐rock anglais, associé au « cinquième Beatle » George Martin, a révolutionné toute l’histoire de la musique populaire internationale ; une carrière exceptionnelle qui s’est d’ailleurs prolongée dès leur séparation en 1970 à travers de nombreux albums solo, également à emprunter à l’Espace musique ! John Lennon (1940 – 1980) Chant, guitares… Paul McCartney (1942) Chant, guitare basse… George Harrison (1943 – 2001) Guitares, chant… Ringo Starr (1940) Batterie et percussions, chant… George Martin (1926 – 2016) Production, mixage, arrangements et fréquent musicien additionnel en studio 5 Discographie commentée 1 ) Albums studios 1963 Please please me / The Beatles EMI, 2009 1 disque compact + livret 2 BEA 20 Remaster stéréo, avec un mini‐documentaire Egalement disponible : le remaster mono I saw her standing there ; Misery ; Anna (go to him) ; Chains ; Boys ; Ask me why ; Please please me ; Love me do ; P.S. I love you ; Baby it’s you ; Do you want to know a secret ; A taste of honey ; There’s a place ; Twist and shout Premier album des Beatles, publié quelques mois après la sortie de leurs 2 premiers singles : « Love me do » et « Please please me ». Il est composé de 6 autres chansons écrites par John Lennon et Paul McCartney, et de 6 reprises dont « Twist and shout » des Isley Brothers. George Harrison participe lui aux chœurs et prête sa voix sur 2 morceaux, tandis que Ringo Starr en interprète une. Cet album conserve un statut particulier dans leur discographie pour son authenticité, sa fraîcheur et son rôle de précurseur pour le groupe et le phénomène qu’il va déclencher. With the Beatles / The Beatles EMI, 2009 1 disque compact + livret 2 BEA 20 Remaster stéréo, avec un mini‐documentaire Egalement disponible : le remaster mono It won’t be long ; All I’ve got to do ; All my loving ; Don’t bother me ; Little child ; Till there was you ; Please mister postman ; Roll over Beethoven ; Hold me tight ; You really got a hold on me ; I wanna be your man ; Devil in her heart ; Not a second time ; Money (that’s what I want) Albums studio britanniques par date sortie. Rééditions remasterisées issues des 2 coffrets sortis en 2009 : The Beatles stereo boxed set et The Beatles in mono. A noter que, fondamentalement, les albums des Beatles ont été conçus, enregistrés et mixés pour du son mono jusqu’à Sgt. Pepper compris. Les seuls albums sortis uniquement en stéréo sont Abbey Road et Let it be, c’est pourquoi ils ne sont pas dans le coffret mono, tout comme Yellow submarine. 6 Enregistré 4 mois après leur premier album, With the Beatles contient 8 chansons originales – incluant la toute première composition de George Harrison : « Don’t bother me » – et 6 reprises, principalement de succès rhythm and blues de la Motown. Les Beatles font preuve ici de plus d’originalité : alors qu’ils s’étaient contentés de leurs instruments de scène sur leur premier disque (guitares, basse et batterie), ils introduisent des instruments plus originaux, comme des bongos. Les enregistrements
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