Beatles - Every Little Thing Vol. 1 (2 Cd Set)

(DISC ONE)

1. A Hard Day's Night (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RMa Take 9 - US 16 Apr 1964 SS.AHDN.01.09.RMa.US The Beatles Mixed and edited on 9 Jun 1964 to a give an extended ending for United Artists , commercially available on US cassette.

US: United Artists K-9006 (cassette) Hard Day's Night 1968, United Artists U-9006 (8-track tape) Hard Day's Night 1970.

2. Across The Universe (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM? - Brazil 4 Feb 1968

The Beatles This mix is presented as an alternate Brazilian mix coming from a rare Brazilian single. We were unable to trace any info about this. We don't even know if it's really an alternate mix or the result of a bad tape copy or else...

3. Ain't She Sweet (Ager/Yellen)

Regular Stereo (date unknown)

The Beatles

4. All My Loving (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular Stereo Alternate German Mix 30 Jul 1963 SS.WTB.03.14.Ger The Beatles This mix (available in mono & stereo) features a 5-tap hi-hat intro and an intake of breath. Watch out for the FAKE alternate german mix !

It was issued in Germany and Holland.

Stereo: + Odeon STO 83 568 With the Beatles 1963 (Germany) + Odeon SMO 83 991 (later 1C 062-04 207) (Germany) + Beatles Greatest 1965 (Germany) + Odeon OMHS 3001 Beatles Greatest 1967 (Holland)

Mono: + Odeon O 22 681 single 1963 (Germany) + probably Odeon O 83 568 With the Beatles 1963 (Germany) + probably Odeon O 83 991 Beatles Greatest 1965 (Germany)

The above information was taken from The Usenet Guide To Beatles Variations (Brennan).

5. And I Love Her (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM Take 21 - US 27 Feb 1964 SS.AHDN.05.21.RM.US The Beatles A mix for United Artists (for AHDN movie) whose a copy was given to Capitol. Used also on the following US mono releases: + And I Love Her/If I Fell (Capitol 5235) + Something New (Capitol T-2108) + A Hard Day's Night (United Artists - UA 6366)

6. And I Love Her (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RSx Take 21 - Germany 27 Feb 1964 SS.AHDN.05.21.RSx.Ger This alternate mix was issued on the german release of "Something New" (Odeon SMO 830 756). Re-released later on the US LP "The Beatles Rarities".

7. And Your Bird Can Sing (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS1 & 2 Take 10 & 6 26 Apr 1966 SS.REV.09.10&6.RS1&2 The Beatles This true stereo mix, was used on the stereo releases of "Revolver" (LP & CD) and on later issues (ca. 1973) of "Yesterday And Today".

Brennan: The "some later issues" of Yesterday & Today that have stereo are (1) all tape format copies since 1966 [reel-to-reel YT-2553, eight-track 8X2T-2648 and later 8XT-2553, cassette 4XT-2553, and even the four-track 4CL-2553!], (2) Capitol record club LP copies beginning in 1968, (3) many general release LPs pressed at the Winchester plant [indicated by -<| the sideways wine glass] since 1973, the date I use for the LP reissue. The use of old LP stampers with fake stereo, however, continued as late as 1988, the end of LPs.

8. Any Time At All (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM3 Take 11 - US 2 Jun 1964 SS.AHDN.08.11.RM3.US The Beatles Created for Capitol. Released on "Something New" US mono LP.

9. Any Time At All (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS1 Take 11 2 Jun 1964 SS.AHDN.08.11.RS1 The Beatles Mix used on "A Hard Day's Night" UK stereo LP, "Rock And Roll Music" UK stereo LP and "Something New" US stereo LP.

10. Back In The U.S.S.R. (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM1 Take 6 23 Aug 1968 SS.WHI.01.06.RM1 The Beatles Only one mono mix exists. This is the version that was released on the mono version of "The Beatles" (white album). That version was also given by Ringo to british actor Peter Sellers.

11. Bad Boy (Williams)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM1 Take 4 10 May 1965 SS.PM1.16.04.RM1 Released on: US: Capitol T 2358 Beatles VI 1965; UK: Parlophone PMC 7016 Collection of Oldies 1966.

12. The Ballad Of John And Yoko (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RMx Take 10 - Australia 14 Apr 1969

The Beatles Presented by bootleggers as a rare Australian mono mix. Lewisohn (as many other sources) does not report any mono mix created in UK. Thus, either: + it was mixed by the Australian record company (EMI ? Capitol ? other ?) + or it's a fake.

One thing is certain is that this mix sounds very much like a simple combination of the two stereo channels and this can be done easily by any record company... or any bootleger.

13. Beatle Medley (unknown)

(unidentified) (date unknown)

The Beatles As released on Capitol Double Album 'The Beatles Story' Things We Said Today (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS1 Take 3 2 Jun 1964 SS.AHDN.10.03.RS1 The Beatles Released on UK: A Hard Day's Night (stereo PCS 3058) US: Something New (Capitol ST 2108) (for a change Capitol did not remix the tape copy they received from EMI)

Excerpt. As released on Capitol Double Album 'The Beatles Story' I'm Happy Just To Dance With You (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS 1 Take 4 1 Mar 1964 SS.AHDN.04.04.RS1 The Beatles Released on UK: A Hard Day's Night (stereo PCS 3058) US: Something New (Capitol ST 2108) (for a change Capitol did not remix the tape copy they received from EMI)

Excerpt. As released on Capitol Double Album 'The Beatles Story' Little Child (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS Take 21 12 Sep 1963 SS.WTB.05.21.RS The Beatles Engineer: Norman Smith 2nd Engineer: Geoff Emerick and B.T. (full name unknown)

Take 21 (3 Oct 1963) was an overdub (double-tracked vocals) onto an edit of Take 15+18. Released on UK: A Hard Day's Night (stereo PCS 3058) US: Something New (Capitol ST 2108) (for a change Capitol did not remix the tape copy they received from EMI)

Excerpt. As released on Capitol Double Album 'The Beatles Story' Long Tall Sally (Johnson/Penniman/Blackwell)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular Take 1 RS1 (Original Mix) 1 Mar 1964 SS.PM1.10.01.RS1a The Beatles First EMI stereo mix, reprocessed by Capitol. Released on the following stereo EP/LP: + The Beatles' Second Album LP (US 1964 - Capitol ST 2080) + Long Tall Sally EP (Canada 1964 - Capitol ST 6063) + Schlagen des Jahres (Germany 1964 - Teldec SHZT 516) + Beatles Greatest (Germany 1965 - Odeon SMO 83 991 and 1C 062-04 207)

Excerpt. As released on Capitol Double Album 'The Beatles Story' She Loves You (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS Take Unknown - US 1 Jul 1963 SS.PM1.04.xx.RS.US The Beatles 1964 mock stereo mix by Capitol made from the UK mono mix. Found on: US: "The Beatles' Second Album" (Capitol ST 2080). Germany: "Beatles Greatest" Odeon SMO 83 991 (later 1C 062-04 207), "Beatles Beat" Odeon STO 73 692 (later 1C 062-04 363)

Excerpt. As released on Capitol Double Album 'The Beatles Story' 14. Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite! (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM4 Take 9 17 Feb 1967 SS.SGT.07.09.RM4 The Beatles Released on UK: Parlophone PMC 7026 Sgt Pepper 1967. US: Capitol MAS 3653 Sgt Pepper 1967.

15. Blackbird (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM6 Take 32 11 Jun 1968 SS.WHI.11.32.RM6 The Beatles Mono mix released on the mono White Album

16. Blue Jay Way (Harrison)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular Edit Of RM27 Take 3 7 Sep 1967 SS.MMT.04.03.RM27.Edit The Beatles UK: Parlophone MMT 1 (EP) Magical Mystery Tour 1967. US: Capitol MAL 2835 Magical Mystery Tour 1967. CD: EMI EP box set 1991.

17. Blue Jay Way (Harrison)

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The Beatles UK: Parlophone SMMT 1 (EP) Magical Mystery Tour 1967. US: Capitol SMAL 2835 Magical Mystery Tour 1967. CD: EMI CDP 7 48062 2 Magical Mystery Tour 1987, EMI EP box set 1991.

UK Stereo from Original double-EP. 18. Day Tripper (Lennon/McCartney)

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First stereo mix.

US: Capitol ST 2553 Yesterday & Today 1966, Apple SKBO-3403 The Beatles 1962-1966 1973. Australia: Parlophone PCSO 7534 Greatest Hits 2 1967.

19. (There's A) Devil In Her Heart (Drapkin)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS (RS) Take 6 - US 18 Jul 1963 SS.WTB.12.06.RS.US The Beatles 1964 Capitol stereo remix. Released on The Beatles' Second Album (ST 2080)

20. Dialogue From The Movie 'Let It Be' (unknown)

Radio Promo Single (date unknown)

The Beatles Three banded interviews cut from the movie 21. Don't Pass Me By (Starkey)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM1 Take 7 + Edit Piece 4 6 Jun 1968 SS.WHI.14.07+ep4.RM1 The Beatles Found on the mono white album and on the US Rarities LP.

22. Doctor Robert (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular Edit Of RM4 Take 7 - US 17 Apr 1966 SS.REV.11.07.RM4.US The Beatles Edit of RM4 Take 7 made for Capitol. The edit removed 44 seconds of the song (all released versions were "edited" this way). Released on "Yesterday And Today" mono (T 2553).

23. Drive My Car (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM Take 4 13 Oct 1965 SS.RS.01.04_o.RM The Beatles Released on "Rubber Soul" mono (PMC 1267) and "Nowhere Man" EP (GEP 8952).

Brennan: Reports of a different mono mix with the piano much softer, on UK Parlophone GEP 8952 Nowhere Man (EP) 1965 (see the book Every Little Thing for example), are mistaken, but perhaps "piano" is a transcription error for "cowbell".

24. Fab Four On Film (unknown)

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The Beatles Promo Single B-side For 'Reel Music' (1982). Beatles interview about filming A Hard Day's Night (1964).

25. Flying (Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starkey)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular Edit Of RM6 Take 8 8 Sep 1967 SS.MMT.03.08.RM6 The Beatles RM6 Take 8 lasts 9:36. It was edited to a 2:10 track for release on the Magical Mystery Tour EP (UK) and on Magical Mystery Tour LP (US).

26. From Me To You (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS Edit Of Take Unknown 5 Mar 1963 SS.PM1.02.xx.RS The Beatles Stereo mix based on an edit of unknown takes.

This stereo mix is the one used on ALL releases (US, UK, Germany, etc). No other commercially available stereo mix exist.

Brennan: Capitol missed this song somehow so the Vee Jay issues were the only US release until 1973. Vee Jay did not have the stereo mix and used the mono version on the stereo LP VJSR 1085 (Thank You Girl is also mono there). US had to wait 1973 to see a stereo version (released on "1962-1966" stereo LP)

27. Girl (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS1977 Take 2 11 Nov 1965 SS.RS.09.02_o.RS1977 The Beatles Stereo mix released on UK & US versions of "Love Songs" (1977).

(DISC TWO)

1. Good Day Sunshine (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM7 Take 1 9 Jun 1966 SS.REV.08.01.RM7 The Beatles Released on UK/US mono releases of "Revolver".

2. Got To Get You Into My Life (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM8 Take 9 + SI Take 8 OVD 18 May 1966 SS.REV.13.09.RM8+SI(8) The Beatles On 8 Apr 1966, Takes 6-8 are recorded. Take 8 receives overdubs on 11 Apr 1966. Brass overdubs are added on 18 May 1966. That same day Take 9-11 are produced (reduction from take 8, eliminating vocals) and Paul overdubbed new vocals onto take 9. More overdubs onto take 9 occured on 17 Jun 1966. RM3-7, based on take 9 were produced that day. On 20 Jun 1966, a copy of RM7, called RM8, was created and superimposed with Take 8 (brass overdub) to create the current mono version.

Released on all mono versions (UK & US) of Revolver.

3. Happiness Is A Warm Gun (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM12 Take 65 25 Sep 1968 SS.WHI.08.65.RM12 The Beatles Mono version released only on "The Beatles" (white album) mono.

4. Help! (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS2 Take 12 13 Apr 1965 SS.HLP.01.12.RS2 The Beatles Brennan: Released on

UK: Parlophone PCS 3071 Help! 1965, Parlophone PCS 7016 Collection of Oldies 1966, Apple PCSP 717 The Beatles 1962-1966 1973. US: Capitol SMAS 2386 Help! 1965, Apple SKBO-3403 The Beatles 1962-1966 1973.

On the Capitol album SMAS 2386, and on (US) Apple SKBO-3403, the song is preceded by a short instrumental version of the James Bond Theme, or something similar to it, which is banded as if part of the song but separated by a pause. This is not part of the song and not the Beatles.

5. Help! (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM4 Take 12 13 Apr 1965 SS.HLP.01.12.RM4 The Beatles Brennan:

Released on

UK: Parlophone R5305 single 1965, Parlophone PMC 1255 Help! 1965, Parlophone PMC 7016 Collection of Oldies 1966. US: Capitol 5476 single 1965, Capitol SHAL-12060 Rarities 1980. CD: EMI single 1989.

6. Helter Skelter (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM1 Take 21 9 Sep 1968 SS.WHI.23.21.RM1 Found on the mono White Album LP and released in 1980 on the US Rarities LP.

7. Her Majesty (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Take 3 2 Jul 1969 SS.AR.17.03 The Beatles Take 3 features a final chord that was mixed out on the released version (RS1)

8. Here, There And Everywhere (Lennon/McCartney)

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS2 Take 14 17 Jun 1966 SS.REV.05.14.RS2 The Beatles Stereo mix as found on all Revolver versions.

Stereo Remix For US-album 'Love Songs'.

Tilleul's note: I've been unable to find info about a special remix for "Love Songs" ... to me, this has to be the usual stereo version. 9. Hey Jude (Lennon/McCartney) 5:01

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RSx Take 1 (Remake) 31 Jul 1968 SS.PM2.07.01.RSx The Beatles Unknown stereo mix based on the remake of take 1. On 2 Aug 1968, 3 stereo mixes (RS1-3) based on take 1 (remake) were produced but apparently not used. On 5 Dec 1969, two additional stereo mixes (RS20-21) were produced for inclusion on "Hey Jude (Beatles Again)". One of these two mixes was presumably used for the record.

The stereo version has appeared with early fades on some compilations.

Released on (Brennan): US: Apple SW 385 Hey Jude 1970, Apple SKBO-3404 The Beatles 1967-1970 1973. UK: Apple PCS P718 The Beatles 1967-1970 1973. CD: EMI CDP 7 90044 2 Past Masters 2 1988, EMI CDP 7 97039 2 The Beatles 1967-1970 1993.

10. Honey Pie (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM1 Take 1 1 Oct 1968 SS.WHI.26.01.RM1 The Beatles Released on the mono issue of "The Beatles" (white album).

11. I Am The Walrus (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS25 Take 17 + RS7 Take 17 6 Sep 1967 SS.MMT.06.17.RS25+RS7 The Beatles Take 16 = take on Anthology 2 Take 17 = reduction from take 16 Take 17+overdubs (bass, drums, lead vocal) RM4 = version on Acetates Takes 18-24 = reduction from (take 17+OVD) Take 25 = reduction from (Take 20+OVD) Take 25 = OVD onto (Take 17+OVD)

RM10 = mono mix of (Take 17+OVD+Take 25) RM22 = mono mix of (Take 17+OVD+Take 25) RM23 = RM10 + RM22 = commercial mono mix (four beat intro, no drums on "I'm crying")

RS7 = (Take17+OVD+Take 25) + RM22 RS25 = stereo mix of (Take 17+OVD+Take 25) RS25 + RS7 = commercial stereo mix (six beat intro, drums on "I'm Crying")

Copy of RS25+RS7 for Capitol. Capitol trimmed the intro to 4 beats.

As you see, all the stereo versions include RM23 in MOCK STEREO. There is no "full stereo" version.

The current version was released on: UK: Parlophone SMMT 1 (EP) Magical Mystery Tour 1967, Apple PCSP 718 The Beatles 1967-1970 1973. US: Capitol SV-12199 Reel Music 1982. CD: EMI CDP 7 48062 2 Magical Mystery Tour 1987, EMI EP box set 1991, EMI CDP 7 97039 2 The Beatles 1967-1970 1993.

The stereo 4 beat intro made by Capitol of the same RS25+RS7 mix appears on US: Capitol SMAL 2835 Magical Mystery Tour 1967, Apple SKBO-3404 The Beatles 1967-1970 1973.

Liner notes: Most all stereo versions of this song switch to "reprocessed" stereo two minutes into the track, this is "full stereo" throughout the entire song.

Tilleul's note: bogus liner notes since there is no "full" stereo version. The liner notes seem to describe the US "Rarities" version (which appears on track 13, according to liner notes once again). So, what is this track really ? The only existing stereo mixes are the regular mix as found on MMT today, the US Rarities mix and the edited Capitol mix. I've assumed this is the latter. 12. I Am The Walrus (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Take 16 5 Sep 1967 SS.MMT.06.16 The Beatles Released on Anthology 2.

Liner notes: Stereo - Backing Track. This version features only the four Beatles playing together prior to overdubbing the studio musicians and sound effects.

Tilleul's note: if it's really stereo then it can't be "RM4 Take 17" (see Acetates). So it's either Take 16, as found on Anthology or an Oopsed version or a fake. 13. I Am The Walrus (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RSx Take 17 - US Rarities 6 Sep 1967 SS.MMT.06.17.RSx.Rar The Beatles Composite version created by Capitol. Mock stereo made from mono mixes. Exclusively found on US Rarities LP.

14. I Call Your Name (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM Take 7 1 Mar 1964 SS.PM1.11.07.RM The Beatles Released on US: Capitol T 2080 Beatles Second Album (1964) Canada: Capitol T 6063 Long Tall Sally (1964)

15. I Call Your Name (Lennon/McCartney)

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Released on The Beatles Second Album (Capitol ST 2080)

16. I Don't Want To Spoil The Party (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS Take 19 29 Sep 1964 SS.BFS.12.19.RS Released on UK: Parlophone PCS 3062 Beatles For Sale 1964. US: Capitol ST 2358 Beatles VI 1965.

17. I Feel Fine (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS (RM) Take 9 - Germany 18 Oct 1964 SS.PM1.14.09.RS.Ger The Beatles Mock stereo made by Odeon, from the UK mono mix (RM Take 9)

Released on Odeon SMO 83 991 (later 1C 062-04 207) Beatles Greatest 1965.

18. I Feel Fine (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RM4 Take 9 - US 18 Oct 1964 SS.PM1.14.09.RM4.US The Beatles Released on

US: Capitol 5327 single 1964, Capitol T 2228 Beatles '65 1964, Apple SKBO-3403 The Beatles 1962-1966 1973.

Listed as the "German mono version of Beatles'65". Liner Notes: The german version of "Beatles '65" also - as the US-Capitol - used heavy reverb but has a completely different mix with a much cleaner sound.

Tilleul's note: is the German mix really another mix ? or is this mix the same as the US mono Beatles'65 version ? 19. I Feel Fine (Lennon/McCartney)

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The Beatles On most pressings the track disappears when John starts barking in the background. Here it continues for a few more seconds into a repeated guitar riff

Tilleul's note: this version is unidentified as is ... if you have more info ... 20. I Feel Fine (Lennon/McCartney)

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regular RS (RM4) Take 9 - US 18 Oct 1964 SS.PM1.14.09.RS.US The Beatles Mock stereo made from US mono mix. Contains echo and reverb not found on any other pressing Released on US: Capitol ST 2228 "Beatles '65".

21. I Saw Her Standing There (Lennon/McCartney)

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The Beatles VeeJay omitted "one, two, three" from the count-in

22. I Should Have Known Better (Lennon/McCartney)

Regular Stereo (date unknown)

The Beatles

23. I Should Have Known Better (Lennon/McCartney)

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The Beatles from EMI's "Reel Music" (1982) with John's four bar harmonica intro clean with no break

24. I Want To Hold Your Hand (Lennon/McCartney)

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The Beatles from australian album "The number ones". All vocals on the right and all instrumentation on the left channel.

25. If I Fell (Lennon/McCartney)

Regular Stereo (date unknown)

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26. I'll Be Back (Lennon/McCartney)

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27. I'll Cry Instead (Lennon/McCartney) 2:06

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The Beatles movie version

28. I'll Cry Instead (Lennon/McCartney) 2:06

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The Beatles movie version

29. I'll Get You (Lennon/McCartney)

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The Beatles