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Lsug Super Singles 2013 SUPER SINGLES SUNDAY PLAYLIST SUPER BOWL SUNDAY FEB. 3RD 2013 Beatles UK Singles 1. LOVE ME DO / PS I LOVE YOU...............October 5, 1962 2. PLEASE PLEASE ME / ASK ME WHY............January 12, 1963 3. FROM ME TO YOU / THANK YOU GIRL..........April 11, 1963 4. SHE LOVES YOU / I'LL GET YOU.............August 23, 1963 5. I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND / THIS BOY......November 29, 1963 6. CAN'T BUY ME LOVE / YOU CAN'T TO THAT....March 20, 1964 7. A HARD DAYS NIGHT / THINGS WE SAID TODAY.July 10, 1964 8. I FEEL FINE / SHE'S A WOMAN..............November 27, 1964 9. TICKET TO RIDE / YES IT IS...............April 9, 1965 10. HELP! / I'M DOWN.........................July 23, 1965 11. DAY TRIPPER / WE CAN WORK IT OUT.........December 3, 1965 12. PAPERBACK WRITER / RAIN..................June 10, 1966 13. ELEANOR RIGBY / YELLOW SUBMARINE.........August 8, 1966 14. PENNY LANE/STRAWBERRY FIELDS.............February 17, 1967 15. ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE/BABY YOU'RE A RICH MAN..July 7, 1967 16. HELLO GOODBYE / I AM THE WALRUS..........November 24, 1967 17. LADY MADONNA / THE INNER LIGHT...........March 15, 1968 18. HEY JUDE / REVOLUTION....................August 30, 1968 19. GET BACK / DON'T LET ME DOWN.............April 15, 1969 20. THE BALLAD OF JOHN AND YOKO /OLD BROWN SHOE..May 30, 1969 21. SOMETHING / COME TOGETHER................October 31, 1969 22 LET IT BE / YOU KNOW MY NAME.........February, 1970 HOUR ONE The Beatles - Love Me Do (McCartney-Lennon) – Single/ Past Masters Recorded in 15 Takes on 4th September 1962 - Ringo on Drums 18 Takes on 11th September - A remake with Andy White on Drums UK / Parlophone 45-R 4949 (mono) Released: October 5, 1962 Parlophone, Tollie, Oldies 45, and Capitol Starline single Parlophone LP Please Please Me Parlophone EP The Beatles’ Hits Vee-Jay LP Introducing the Beatles Greatest Records LP The Original Greatest Hits Capitol LP The Early Beatles Weeks on chart: 18: Oct 11, 1962 - Feb 6, 1963 Highest chart position: 17: December 27, 1962 b/w The Beatles – P.S. I Love You – Please Please Me B- Side of “Love Me Do“ in UK Oct. 5th 1962. Lead vocal John & Paul Recorded Sept. 11th 1962 w/ Andy White on Drums Written in Hamburg May 1962 McCartney .8 Lennon .2 US - Vee-Jay LP Introducing the Beatles US- Capitol LP The Early Beatles b/w The Beatles – Please Please Me – Please Please Me Recorded Nov. 26 1962 John said it was his attempt Written at his Aunt’s home on Menlove Ave. at writing a Roy Orbison song. And the first record owned by Elvis Costello who was in the Beatles Fan Club when he was eleven. The second official EMI release Single released Jan. 11 1963 The Beatles 1st US single – Feb.1963 Released 3 different times in the US on Vee Jay Lennon 1.00 US - Vee-Jay LP Introducing the Beatles (Version 2) US – The Early Beatles 2nd UK single The Beatles – Ask Me Why – Please Please Me Recorded Nov. 26th 1962. First heard by the public on Teenagers Turn on June 11, 1962 / B Side of Please Please Me on VJ & Parlophone. Lead vocal John Lennon .7/ McCartney .3 US - Vee- Jay LP Introducing the Beatles (Version 2) US – The Early Beatles The Beatles - From Me To You (McCartney-Lennon) – Past Masters Recorded 5-Mar-63 UK Parlophone R 5015 (mono) b/w Thank You Girl Released: April 11, 1963 Weeks on chart: 21: April 18 - September 12, 1963 Highest chart position: 1: May 5 - June 22, 1963 USA - Vee-Jay VJ-522 (mono) b/w Thank You Girl Released: May 6, 1963 Highest chart position: 116 By the time Vee-Jay issued this record, Del Shannon had already released an A- side cover version in the U.S. and it, not the Beatles version, was getting the airplay. Another poor seller. The Beatles - Thank You Girl - (McCartney-Lennon) – Past Masters / Beatles Second Album / flip of From Me To You / Recorded 5 and 13-Mar-63 Parlophone, Vee-Jay, Oldies 45, and Capitol Star Line single Parlophone EP The Beatles’ Hits Vee-Jay LP The Beatles & Frank Ifield on Stage Capitol LP The Beatles’ Second Album The Beatles- She Loves You (Lennon / McCartney) – single July 1st 1963 / Beatles Second Album The fourth official EMI release. By the 3rd September this had sold half a million copies, and by 27th November it became the first Beatles record to sell One Million copies in Britain alone. It also achieved the rare feat of two separate spells at number 1. The most significant change is the printing of the composer names ... this release establishes "Lennon-McCartney" as the format of their composer credit for the rest of their Beatle career. 2.15 BREAK The Beatles – I’ll Get You - Beatles 2nd LP/Past Masters I Recorded 1st July 1963/flip “She Loves You” The Beatles -I Want To Hold Your Hand – Past Masters Recorded 17th October 1963 Parlophone and Capitol single Capitol LP Meet the Beatles! Parlophone EP The Beatles’ Million Sellers Parlophone LP A Collection Of Beatles Oldies The fifth official EMI release. "I Want To Hold Your Hand" was the first to sell one million copies on British advance orders alone ! Not surprisingly therefore it entered the chart with a bullet, whilst "She Loves You" was enjoying it's second spell at number 1. The following week moving to number 1, with "She Loves You" now at number 2. At this time The Four Moptops were also at number 1 and 2 in the LP charts ! The Beatles - This Boy – Meet The Beatles US EP Four By The Beatles /Meet The Beatles/Past Masters I flip of I Want To Hold You Hand in UK The Beatles – Can’t Buy Me Love – AHDN A #1 in both the UK and US Recorded Jan. 29th 1964 at Pathe’ Marconi Studio Paris. Lead vocal Paul McCartney .9 / Lennon .1 US - United Artists LP A Hard Day’s Night Apple LP Hey Jude The sixth official EMI release. Another label change for EMI ... In January 1964 on all their labels they now included the words, "Sold in U.K. Subject to resale price conditions. See Price Lists" in the push-out centre. This, of course, means ALL original pressings of this single have it. What this also means is, any earlier releases which carry this declaration MUST also have been pressed AFTER January 1964. The Beatles – You Can’t Do That – AHDN Flip of “Can’t Buy Me Love” in the UK & US. John playing his Rickenbacker model No. 1996 slimline… Lead vocal John Lennon .100 US - Capitol LP The Beatles' Second Album 2.05 BREAK The Beatles – A Hard Days Night – AHDN Released as a single in the UK July 10 `64 going straight to #1.The title is a Ringoisum sez John Lennon who first used the phrase in his book In His Own Write. Written arranged, rehearsed and recorded in a 24 hour period on April 16th, 1964. Lead vocal John Lennon 1.00 US - United Artists LP A Hard Day’s Night The Beatles – Things We Said Today – AHDN Flip of AHDN in the UK. Written by Paul McCartney while vacationing in the Bahamas w/ girlfriend Jane Asher, Ringo & Maureen Starkey. Recorded June 2nd 1964…Lennon said in Playboy interviews; “good song”. McCartney 1.00 US - Capitol LP Something New The Beatles - I Feel Fine – EP Million Sellers / Beatles 65 / Collection of Oldies `66 /Past Masters/1 Recorded: 18 October 1964 Single: Capitol 5327 (US) November 23, 1964 Parlophone R 5200 (UK) November 27, 1964 The Beatles - She's A Woman – EP Million Sellers/ Beatles `65 /Past Masters /No UK album Recorded: 8 October 1964 flip of I Feel Fine Capitol 5327 (US) November 23, 1964 Parlophone R 5200 (UK) November 27, 1964 The eighth official EMI release. The Beatles – Ticket To Ride - HELP! Feb. 15th 1965 Released as a single in the UK April 9th 1965 and in the US April 14th 1965. John sez in Playboy – quote: “This is the earliest heavy metal record“... Paul’s contribution was the way Ringo played the drums”. And he played lead guitar with George. Lennon 1.00 US - Capitol LP HELP! The Beatles - Yes It Is – Beatles VI / Past Masters flip of Ticket To Ride UK & US Recorded: 16 February 1965 Parlophone R 5265 (UK) April 9, 1965 Capitol 5407 (US) April 19, 1965 The Beatles – HELP! – HELP! Recorded April 1965. John’s autobiographical tune from what he called his “fat Elvis” period. #1 in the States for 3 weeks in 1965… and 4 weeks in the UK at #1. Lead vocal John Lennon .9 / McCartney .1 US - Capitol LP HELP! The tenth official EMI release. No significant label changes, or versions of this disc at all, most originals should look as above. Although, there is a change to the labelling EMI used as from this disc. On 1st July 1965, EMI merged all its roster labels into one parent company, the "Gramophone Company Ltd.". Therefore from this single onwards, the small "rights of the manufacturer" statement around the outside edge of the label, began with the new company name instead of "The Parlophone Co. Ltd.". Yet again though, this changeover wasn't immediate, so look out for some copies with either statement printed ! ... and would you believe it, this situation applied right up to 1969 releases ! b/w The Beatles - I'm Down– flip of HELP! /Past Masters Recorded: 14 June 1965 No US album…no UK album Capitol 5476 (US) July 19, 1965 Parlophone R 5305 (UK) July 23, 1965 2.45 BREAK The Beatles - We Can Work It Out – Past Masters Recorded: 20/29 October 1965 RELEASED AS A CHRISTMAS SINGLE ON DEC.
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