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"It's a miracle they could hear themselves on stage. Between all the screaming, Ringo banging the drum kit, no monitoring on stage and the amps facing backwards, and yet they delivered flawlessly, both the playing and the singing." "A reminder how important George's voice is in the vocal mix...

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