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The Beatles
1962-1966
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Author:
Beatles
Title:
The Beatles
1962-1966
[sound recording (CD)]
1962-1966
[sound recording (CD)]
Alternate Title:
Red album.
1962-1966
1962-1966
Imprint:
[S.l.] : - Apple
Language:
English
Credits:
All titles composed by Lennon & McCartney. All recordings produced by George Martin.
Performers:
The Beatles.
Notes:
Compilation previously released in 1973; selections originally released 1962-1966.
"Remastered. 26 classic tracks. New liner notes and additional photos"--Label on container.
Also known as The Red Album.
Compact discs.
Program notes by Bill Flanagan inserted in container. Includes lyrics.
Love me do -- Please please me -- From me to you -- She loves you -- I want to hold your hand -- All my loving -- Can't buy me love -- A hard day's night -- And I love her -- Eight days a week -- I feel fine -- Ticket to ride -- Yesterday -- Help! -- You've got to hide your love away -- We can work it out -- Day tripper -- Drive my car -- Norwegian wood (This bird has flown) -- Nowhere man -- Michelle -- In my life -- Girl -- Paperback writer -- Eleanor Rigby -- Yellow submarine.
disc 1. Love me do ; Please please me ; From me to you ; She loves you ; I want to hold your hand ; All my loving ; Can't buy me love ; A hard day's night ; And I love her ; Eight days a week ; I feel fine ; Ticket to ride ; Yesterday --
disc 2. Help! ; You've got to hide your love away ; We can work it out ; Day tripper ; Drive my car ; Norwegian wood (This bird has flown) ; Nowhere man ; Michelle ; In my life ; Girl ; Paperback writer ; Eleanor Rigby ; Yellow submarine.
"Remastered. 26 classic tracks. New liner notes and additional photos"--Label on container.
Also known as The Red Album.
Compact discs.
Program notes by Bill Flanagan inserted in container. Includes lyrics.
Love me do -- Please please me -- From me to you -- She loves you -- I want to hold your hand -- All my loving -- Can't buy me love -- A hard day's night -- And I love her -- Eight days a week -- I feel fine -- Ticket to ride -- Yesterday -- Help! -- You've got to hide your love away -- We can work it out -- Day tripper -- Drive my car -- Norwegian wood (This bird has flown) -- Nowhere man -- Michelle -- In my life -- Girl -- Paperback writer -- Eleanor Rigby -- Yellow submarine.
disc 1. Love me do ; Please please me ; From me to you ; She loves you ; I want to hold your hand ; All my loving ; Can't buy me love ; A hard day's night ; And I love her ; Eight days a week ; I feel fine ; Ticket to ride ; Yesterday --
disc 2. Help! ; You've got to hide your love away ; We can work it out ; Day tripper ; Drive my car ; Norwegian wood (This bird has flown) ; Nowhere man ; Michelle ; In my life ; Girl ; Paperback writer ; Eleanor Rigby ; Yellow submarine.
Characteristics:
2 sound discs :,digital ;,4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentThese wise people seem to be talking about the White Album. Note to all you wise guys. There are numerous albums titled "The Beatles." The particular one here in question is a compilation album, hence the (1962-1966) subtitle. It is famously known as the "Red Album" and it will cost you a lot of money on vinyl even though it shouldn't. It was put out after the Beatles broke up in order to cash in on their early days. It was released simultaneously with "The Blue Album" (1966-1970). Which inspired me to rock and roll.
These guy's are so creative and smart how the heck could you name 250 SONGS!? Anyways I am a big Beatles fan and just wanted to say how great they are. I mean who wouldnt love them!?