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Inhaltsverzeichnis INHALTSVERZEICHNIS John Winston Lennon 7 Rock 'n' Roll in G.D.R. 11 Rock Island Line 12 Hello Little Girl 16 My Bonnie 21 Please, Mr. Postman 29 Love Me Do 36 Please Please Me 42 She Loves You 46 Twist And Shout 53 John F. Kennedy 57 With The Beatles 62 I Want To Hold Your Hand 63 Meet The Beatles 68 Fever 73 Can't Buy Me Love 75 A Hard Day's Night 85 Hollywood Bowl Concert 87 Beatles For Säle 95 Money 100 Help • 106 Back In The U.S.A. 112 HerMajesty 117 Rubber Soul 120 Yeah, Yeah, Yeah in DDR 124 Paperback Writer 126 Run For Your Life 133 Revolver 136 I'm Only Sleeping 139 How I Won The War 142 Bad Boy 145 Strawberry Fields Forever 150 A Whiter Shade Of Pale 153 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 158 All You Need Is Love 164 The Show Must Go On 168 Magical Mystery Tour 172 The Inner Light 177 Martin Luther King 183 Two Virgins 186 Revolution 189 Unfinished 194 Atlantis 201 The Beatles 203 Bibliografische Informationen digitalisiert durch http://d-nb.info/990791262 Rock And Roll Circus 203 LetltBe 211 The Ballad Of John And Yoko 214 Give Peace A Chance 220 Woodstock 223 Live Peace In Toronto 228 AbbeyRoad 231 ColdTurkey 235 War Is Over 239 Instant Karma 243 The Long And Winding Road 247 All Things Must Pass 251 John Lennon - Plastic Ono Band 256 Power To The Peopte 259 Concert For Bangla Desh 265 Imagine 271 John Sinclair 276 LuckOfThelrish 281 Angela 287 Sometime In New York City 289 Live In New York City 293 Living In The Material World 297 Mind Games 303 Walls And Bridges 310 Rock'n'Roll 318 Venus And Mars 322 Victory 328 Shaved Fish 333 The Last Waltz 308 Mull Of Kintyre 338 Back To The Egg 341 Coming Up 351 Double Fantasy 354 Literaturverzeichnis 358 Register Alben, LPs. EPs, CDs 360 Filme, Musicals, Opern, Sinfonien 362 Musikgruppen 363 Personen 366 Titel 376.
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