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The Beatles - Introducing The Beatles mp3 download

The Beatles Beat Ballad 1964 UK

Singer: The Beatles
Title: Introducing The Beatles
Released: 1964
Country: UK
Style: Beat, Ballad
Genre: Rock / Pop music
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 369
Formats: TTA MIDI VQF AIFF ADX APE MMF
MP3 size: 1832 mb

Tracklist

A1	I Saw Her Standing There
A2	Misery
A3	Anna
A4	Chains
A5	Boys
A6	Ask Me Why
B1	Please Please Me
B2	Baby It's You
B3	Do You Want To Know A Secret?
B4	A Taste Of Honey
B5	There's A Place
B6	Twist And Shout

Companies, etc.

Mastered At – Universal Recording Studio

Credits

Written-By – Arthur Alexander (tracks: A3), Williams* (tracks: B2), Russell* (tracks: B6), Scott* (tracks: B4), Bacharach* (tracks: B2), Goffin-King* (tracks: A4), McCartney-Lennon* (tracks: A1, A2, A6, B1, B3, B5), Dixon* (tracks: A5), David* (tracks: B2), Medley* (tracks: B6), Marlow* (tracks: B4), Farrell* (tracks: A5)

Notes

Most important: this is the GENUINE release, cover and record. The notable difference on these Vee Jay labels are the very thin fonts on album's title and album's songs. The back cover is the song titles back, with comma on 'Please, Please Me' listing, denoting a later pressing. Appear to be the intitials 'URT' hand etched in the dead wax also.

This is known as 'version 2' of the album, as Vee-Jay was legally halted by Capitol to use the songs 'Love Me Do' and 'P. S. I Love You'. These songs were replaced by 'Please Please Me' and 'Ask Me Why'.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Label A): 63-3402-S
Matrix / Runout (Label B): 63-3403-S
Matrix / Runout (Side 1, Hand Etched): S 63-3402-S
Matrix / Runout (Side 2, Hand Etched): S 63-3403-S

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PMC 1202	The Beatles	Please Please Me ‎(LP, Album, Mono, Bla)	Parlophone	PMC 1202	UK	1963
PMCM.1202	The Beatles	Please Please Me ‎(LP, Album, Mono, RE)	Apple Records	PMCM.1202	New Zealand	1969
CDP 7 46435 2	The Beatles	Please Please Me ‎(CD, Album, Mono, RE, SRC)	Parlophone	CDP 7 46435 2	US	1987
14C-26204219	The Beatles	Please Please Me ‎(Cass, Album)	EMI	14C-26204219	Greece	Unknown
0946 3 82416 2 1	The Beatles	Please Please Me ‎(CD, Album, Mono, Enh, RE, RM)	Parlophone, Apple Records, Capitol Records	0946 3 82416 2 1	US	2009

The Beatles - Introducing The Beatles mp3 album free

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Looking back on Beatlemania, 'Introducing the Beatles' never felt like the real FIRST Beatles' album. 'Meet the Beatles' fits that bill perfectly because with the exception of one song, the entire album is composed by Lennon and McCartney. 'Introducing the Beatles' features many covers of other artists' songs, and I don't think most of them hold up well through time.On the bright side, Lennon and McCartney were already writing great material. 'I Saw Her Standing There', 'There's a Place', 'P.S. I Love You', 'Please Please Me'. All of these cuts come from one of the two versions released by Vee-Jay.This album is easily the most counterfeited album in vinyl history, with millions of fake boots and reproductions. These are no doubt heavily detailed here at Discogs. That I happened to stumble upon the FIRST TRUE copy of this album and at a ridiculously low price is a miracle. Everyone has seen 'stereophonic' 'Introducing the Beatles' albums. And they're mostly fakes. You can easily obtain the Parlophone stereo release of 'Please Please Me'. All of the Beatles' albums have been re-issued for decades. I'm just amazed I actually own this stereo copy, which is a fairly rare record...if not as entertaining as 'Meet the Beatles'.