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A Besame Mucho (1.) 6 Jun 1962 2T PS I Love You [E47052] A Besame Mucho (1.) 6 Jun 1962 2T P.S. I Love You (3.) Ask Me Why (4.) Love Me Do (2.) ARTIST MANAGER FROM TAPE FILE SHEETS IS RON RICHARDS! Job No. M172/2PMS [E47730] A How Do You Do 4 Sep 1962 Love Me Do [E47776] A How Do You Do (2.) 4 Sep 1962 Love Me Do (1.) [E47852] A P.S. I Love You 11 Sep 1962 Please Please Me Love Me Do [REMAKE] (ANDY WHITE SESSION) Job No. M190/2PMS TL14063 S Love Me Do (7XCE 17144) M 5 Oct 1962 P.S. I Love You (7XCE 17145) M How Do You Do [E48382] A Please Please Me [REMAKE] 26 Nov 1962 2T Ask Me Why Job No. M212/2PMS [E48389] A Please Please Me (REMIX FROM 2T) 30 Nov 1962 TL14207 S Please Please Me (7XCE 17217) 12 Jan 1963 Ask Me Why (7XCE 17218) E48875 2T There's A Place (TK1-TK10) B 11 Feb 1963 I Saw Her Standing There (TK1-TK9) [E48876] 2T A Taste Of Honey (TK1-TK5) B 11 Feb 1963 Do You Want To Know A Secret (TK1-TK6) B E48877 A Do You Want To Know A Secret (SI) (TK7-TK8) M 11 Feb 1963 2T A Taste Of Honey (SI) (TK6-TK7) M There's A Place (SI) (TK11-TK13) M I Saw Her Standing There (SI) (TK10-TK12) Misery (TK1-TK9) [E48878] A Misery (TK10-TK11) B 11 Feb 1963 2T Hold Me Tight (TK1-TK13) (TK9-TK13) M Anna (TK1-TK3) M Boys (TK1) M Chains (TK1-TK4) (TK1) M Baby It's You (2T ONLY) (TK1-TK3) m Job No. 3586/3PMS [E48879] 2T Twist And Shout (TK1-TK2) 11 Feb 1963 Job No. 3586/3PMS [E48909] 2T Misery (SI - PIANO) (TK16) B 20 Feb 1963 Baby It's You (SI PIANO TK6, CELESTE TK5) (TK5-TK6) Job No. 3586/3PMS [E48978] A Anna (TK4) M 25 Feb 1963 2T Boys (TK2) M Chains (TK2) M Misery (TK17) Baby It's You (2T ONLY) (TK6-TK8) M Do You Want To Know A Secret Job No. 3586/3PMS [E48979] A There's A Place (TK14) M 25 Feb 1963 2T I Saw Her Standing There (TK13) M Twist And Shout (TK3) M A Taste Of Honey (TK8) M Ask Me Why (TK7) M 25 Feb 1963 Please Please Me (TK16-TK18) (ED) M Love Me Do (Mock ST?) (TK19) (ST ONLY) M P.S. I Love You (TK11) (ST ONLY) M Misery (SI PIANO ON MONO RECORDING ONLY) (TK18-TK20) Baby It's You (MONO ONLY) (TK9) M Job No. 3586/3PMS E49015 A From Me To You (TK1-TK7) B 5 Mar 1963 2T Thank You Girl (TK1-TK13) (7XCE17329/30) (TK6-TK13 ED) B From Me To You (SI - EDIT PIECES) (TK8-TK13) (TK8) B Job No. M233/3PMS * CUT OUT FOR LP PCS 7016 "COLLECTION OF OLDIES" E49016 A One After Nine 'O' Nine (TK1-TK5) 5 Mar 1963 2T Job No. M233/3PMS E48989 A Thank You Girl (SI) (TK14-TK28/30) (ED) B 13 Mar 1963 2T Job No. M233/3PMS [E49088] A From Me To You 14 Mar 1963 Job No. M233/3PMS TL12736 S From Me To You (7XCE 17329) 11 Apr 1963 TL12344A/B LP "PLEASE PLEASE ME" (XEX 421/2) 22 Mar 1963 (MONO LP) TL11440A/B LP "PLEASE PLEASE ME" (YEX 94/5) 22 Mar 1963 (STEREO LP) TL12736 EP "THE BEATLES HITS" (7TCE 760/1) 6 Sep 1963 [E49998] 2T She Loves You 1 Jul 1963 I'll Get You Job No. M273/3PMS [E49999] 2T I'll Get You 1 Jul 1963 Job No. M273/3PMS [E49997] 2T She Loves You 1 Jul 1963 Job No. M273/3PMS [E49937] A She Loves You (7XCE 17395) 4 Jul 1963 I'll Get You (7XCE 17396) Job No. M273/3PMS [E50165] 2T You Really Got A Hold On Me (TK1-TK5) B 18 Jul 1963 (SI TK6-TK11) (TK7/10/11) B Money (TK1-TK5) b [E50166] 2T Money (SI TK6-TK7) B 18 Jul 1963 Devil In Her Heart (TK1-TK3) (SI TK4-TK6) B Till There Was You (TK1-TK3) [E50189] 2T Please Mr. Postman (TK1-TK2) b 30 Jul 1963 (SI TK3) (TK4-TK7) b (SI TK8-TK9) B It Won't Be Long (TK1-TK6) [E50190] 2T It Won't Be Long (TK7-TK10) 30 Jul 1963 (SI TK11-TK23) (TK21) B 30 Jul 1963 [E50191] 2T Untitled Test - G.M. Piano 30 Jul 1963 Money (SI TK8-TK10) [E50204] 2T Till There Was You [REMAKE] (TK4-TK8) 30 Jul 1963 Roll Over Beethoven (TK1-TK5) b (SI TK6-TK8) (TK7-8) B [E50205] 2T All My Loving (TK1-TK11) b 30 Jul 1963 (SI TK12-TK14) B TL10906 EP "TWIST AND SHOUT" (7TCE 762/3) 12 Jul 1963 E50410 A Devil In Her Heart (RM6) M 21 Aug 1963 remix Money (RM6-RM7) You Really Got A Hold On Me (RM7-RM10) (RM7-10/11) M Please Mr. Postman (RM9) M Till There Was You (RM8) M Roll Over Beethoven (RM7-RM8) (RM7-8) M All My Loving (RM14) M It Won't Be Long (RM17-RM21) (RM17-21) M Job No. 3849/3PMS TL13557 S She Loves You (7XCE 17395) 23 Aug 1963 I'll Get You (7XCE 17396) TL12344A/B EP "THE BEATLES NO. 1" (7TCE 764/5) 1 Nov 1963 [E50523] 2T I Wanna Be Your Man (TK1) 11 Sep 1963 Little Child (TK1-TK2) All I Gotta Do (TK1-TK14) b (SI TK15) (TO BE REMIXED) B Job No. 3849/3PMS [E50524] 2T Not A Second Time (TK1-TK5) b 11 Sep 1963 (SI TK6-TK9) (TO BE REMIXED WHEN EDITED) B Don't Bother Me (TK1-TK4) Job No. 3849/3PMS [E50525] 2T Don't Bother Me (TK5-TK7) 11 Sep 1963 Job No. 3849/3PMS E50527 2T Various Messages To Australia 12 Sep 1963 Hold Me Tight [REMAKE] (TK20-TK24) b (TK25-TK29) (TO BE REMIXED) B Don't Bother Me [REMAKE] (TK10-TK13) b Job No. 3849/3PMS [E50528] 2T Don't Bother Me (SI TK15-TK19) (TK15) B 12 Sep 1963 Little Child (TK3-TK13) b (SI TK14-TK18) (TK8) B I Wanna Be Your Man (TK2-TK5) Job No. 3849/3PMS [E50529] 2T I Wanna Be Your Man (TK6-TK7) 12 Sep 1963 Job No. 3849/3PMS [E50506] A I Wanna Be Your Man (SI ORGAN TK8-TK13) 30 Sep 1963 [E50764] A All I Gotta Do (RM15) M 30 Sep 1963 (2T- A Don't Bother Me (RM15) M remix) Little Child (RM15-RM18) I Wanna Be Your Man (TK8 R ) M? Hold Me Tight (RM26-RM29) Not A Second Time (RM9) Money (SI PIANO RM7) (VERSIONS 1-3) Job No. 3849/3PMS (DESTROYED 29 MAR 1966?) [E50776] 2T I Wanna Be Your Man 3 Oct 1963 Little Child Job No. 3849/3PMS [E50887] 2T Various Messages - Speech 17 Oct 1963 You Really Got A Hold On Me Another Message Job No. M315/3PMS E50888 4T I Wanna Hold Your Hand (TK1-TK12) 17 Oct 1963 Job No. M315/3PMS E50889 4T I Wanna Hold Your Hand (TK13-TK17) B 17 Oct 1963 This Boy (TK1-TK10) Job No. M315/3PMS E50890 4T This Boy (TK11-TK17) (TK15-17) B 17 Oct 1963 Job No. M315/3PMS E50105 A I Wanna Hold Your Hand (RS17) (VOCALS RHS BUT GTR IN CENTRE) M 17 Oct 1963 (remix) This Boy (RS15) (VOCALS RHS GTR CENTRE) M Z (BOTH TRACKS OF A AVAILABLE) (remix) [E50868] 2T I Wanna Be Your Man 23 Oct 1963 Job No. 3849/3PMS [E50869] A I Wanna Be Your Man 23 Oct 1963 from 2T Little Child (remix) Hold Me Tight Job No. 3849/3PMS TL13557 S I Want To Hold Your Hand (7XCE 17559) 29 Nov 1963 This Boy (7XCE 17560) [E50955] Z It Won't Be Long (RS17) (ED) M 29 Oct 1963 (remix) All I Gotta Do (RS15) M All My Loving (RS14) M Don't Bother Me (RS15) M Little Child (RS21) M Till There Was You (RS8) M Please Mr. Postman (RS9) M Roll Over Beethoven (RS7) (ED) M Hold Me Tight (RS29) M You Really Got A Hold On Me (RS7) (ED) M I Wanna Be Your Man (RS16) M Devil In Her Heart (RS6) M Not A Second Time (RS9) M Money (RS7) (ED) M 30 Oct 1963 TL11908A/B LP "WITH THE BEATLES" (XEX 447/8) 22 Nov 1963 TL11906A/B LP "WITH THE BEATLES" (YEX 110/1) 22 Nov 1963 TL13557 EP "ALL MY LOVING" (7TCE 790/1) 7 Feb 1964 TL13557 EP "THE FABULOUS BEATLES" (7TCE 786/7) Unreleased (I Want To Hold Your Hand/This Boy She Loves You/I'll Get You) E51499 4T I Want To Hold Your Hand (4T COPY FOR PARIS - BACKING 24 Jan 1964 TRACK FROM TK17 on E50889) Job No. M315/3PMS E51590 4T Can't Buy Me Love (TK1-TK4) B 29 Jan 1964 (PATHE MARCONI) E51592 2T I Want To Hold Your Hand (GERMAN VERSION) 29 Jan 1964 (PATHE (EDITED FROM E51593-2T) MARCONI) She Loves You (GERMAN VERSION) (BACKING TRACK COPY) + 2T-2T WITH O/D VOCALS. EDITED I Want To Hold Your Hand (GERMAN VERSION) b 2T WITH VOCALS -> 2T + O/D CLAPS She Loves You (GERMAN VERSION) b WITH VOCALS E51593 2T I Want To Hold Your Hand (TK1-TK11) 29 Jan 1964 (PATHE (GERMAN VERSION) 4T->2T + VOX O/D MARCONI) She Loves You (TK1-TK13) (GERMAN VERSION) BACKING TRACK ORIGINAL E51860 4T You Can't Do That (TK1-TK9) B 25 Feb 1964 E51861 4T And I Love Her (TK1-TK2) 25 Feb 1964 I Should Have Known Better (TK1-TK3) E51864 4T I Should Have Known Better [REMAKE] (TK1-TK15) 26 Feb 1964 E51865 4T I Should Have Known Better [REMAKE] (TK16-TK22) B 26 Feb 1964 And I Love Her [REMAKE] (TK3-TK6) E51866 4T And I Love Her [REMAKE] (TK7-TK19) b 26 Feb 1964 TL14212 A Can't Buy Me Love (7XCE 17657) 20 Mar 1964 TL14212 B You Can't Do That (7XCE 17658) E51898 4T And I Love Her [REMAKE] (TK20-TK21) B 27 Feb 1964 Tell Me Why (TK1-TK6) E51899 4T Tell Me Why (TK7-TK8) B 27 Feb 1964 If I Fell (TK1-TK13) E51900 4T If I Fell (TK14-TK15) B 27 Feb 1964 E51904 4T I'm Happy Just To Dance With You (TK1-TK4) B 1 Mar 1964 Long Tall Sally (TK1) B I Call Your Name (TK1-TK7) (TK7 + TK5 FOR SOLO INSTRU.) B [E51925] A I Should Have Known Better (RM1) (FROM TK22 ON E51865-4T) B 3 Mar 1964 2T If I Fell (RM1) (FROM TK15 on E51900-4T) B (remix) Tell Me Why (RM1) (FROM TK8 ON E51899-4T) B And I Love Her (RM1) (FROM TK21 ON E51898-4T) B I'm Happy Just To Dance With You (RM1) (FROM TK4 ON E51904-4T) B I Call Your Name (RM1) (FROM TK7 ON E51904-4T) B E51827 2T I Call Your Name (1 TAKE) (FROM 4T TAKE 7) (CUT OUT FROM E51925-2T) 4 Mar 1964 [E51999] Z Can't Buy Me Love 10 Mar 1964 2T Long Tall Sally I Call Your Name You Can't Do That (SCRAPPED 23 MAR 1966) [E52000] A Long Tall Sally (A only) 10 Mar 1964 (SCRAPPED 23 MAR 1966) ZI Want To Hold Your Hand (GERMAN VERSION) 2T She Loves You (GERMAN VERSION) E51975 (remix I Want To Hold Your Hand (GERMAN VERSION) 12 Mar 1964 from She Loves You (GERMAN VERSION) 2T) EQUALISED AND COMPRESSED WITH ECHO ADDED E52399 4T A Hard Day's Night (TK1-TK9) B 16 Apr 1964 [E52430] A A Hard Day's Night (RM1) (FROM TK9 ON E52399-4T) b 20 Apr 1964 (remix on Z (AS ABOVE TAKEN BY FILM CO) (RS1) one tape) [E52358] A A Hard Day's Night (RM10) B 23 Apr 1964 (remix) E52862 4T You Can't Do That (WITH PIANO O/D) (TK10) 22 May 1964 FROM TK9 ON E51860-4T+O/D E52694 4T Matchbox (TK1-TK5) B 1 Jun 1964 I'll Cry Instead (TK1-TK8) B Slow Down (TK1-TK2) E52695 4T Slow Down (TK3-TK6) B 1 Jun 1964 I'll Be Back (TK1-TK9) 4 Jun 1964 E52696 4T I'll Be Back (TK10-TK16) B 1 Jun 1964 E52697 4T Any Time At All (TK1-TK7) 2 Jun 1964 Things We Said Today (TK1-TK3) B When I Get Home (TK1-TK2) E52698 4T When I Get Home (TK3-TK11) B 2 Jun 1964 Any Time At All (TK8-TK11) B [E52834] A Long Tall Sally (RM1) B 4 Jun 1964 (remix) I Call Your Name (RM1/2) (RM1-2) B Matchbox (1.) Slow Down (FROM TK6 E52695-4T) (RM1) [E52839] A When I Get Home (FR.
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