With the Beatles
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Imprint:
Hollywood, Calif. - Capitol
Language:
English
Performers:
The Beatles (George Harrison, lead guitar ; John Lennon, rhythm guitar ; Paul McCartney, bass guitar ; Ringo Starr, drums).
Notes:
Enhanced compact disc
Reissue of: Parlophone PCS 3045 (1963)
Recorded July 18-Oct. 23, 1963
Enhanced portion includes video documentary on the album
Minimum system requirements (PC): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; Windows 2000+; QuickTime 7+; Pentium 3+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
Minimum system requirements (Mac): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; OS X 10.3+; QuickTime 7+; G4, G5 or Intel+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
Program notes by Kevin Howlett, Mike Heatley, and Allan Rouse, and original liner notes by Tony Barrow (19 p. : ports.) inserted in container
It won't be long -- All I've got to do -- All my loving -- Don't bother me -- Little child -- Till there was you -- Please Mister Postman -- Roll over Beethoven -- Hold me tight -- You really got a hold on me -- I wanna be your man -- Devil in her heart -- Not a second time -- Money (That's what I want)
Minimum system requirements (PC): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; Windows 2000+; QuickTime 7+; Pentium 3+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
Minimum system requirements (Mac): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; OS X 10.3+; QuickTime 7+; G4, G5 or Intel+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
Reissue of: Parlophone PCS 3045 (1963)
Recorded July 18-Oct. 23, 1963
Enhanced portion includes video documentary on the album
Minimum system requirements (PC): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; Windows 2000+; QuickTime 7+; Pentium 3+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
Minimum system requirements (Mac): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; OS X 10.3+; QuickTime 7+; G4, G5 or Intel+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
Program notes by Kevin Howlett, Mike Heatley, and Allan Rouse, and original liner notes by Tony Barrow (19 p. : ports.) inserted in container
It won't be long -- All I've got to do -- All my loving -- Don't bother me -- Little child -- Till there was you -- Please Mister Postman -- Roll over Beethoven -- Hold me tight -- You really got a hold on me -- I wanna be your man -- Devil in her heart -- Not a second time -- Money (That's what I want)
Minimum system requirements (PC): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; Windows 2000+; QuickTime 7+; Pentium 3+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
Minimum system requirements (Mac): minimum 256 Mb RAM free; OS X 10.3+; QuickTime 7+; G4, G5 or Intel+ processor; CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive; color monitor and sound card
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the Beatles
Characteristics:
1 sound disc :,digital, stereo. ;,4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentThe "The Beatles" is not a compilation but a fully realized double album recorded in 1968 at EMI Studios in London. Called the White Album due to the cover it was groundbreaking in it's day. The songwriting duo of Lennon/McCartney gave the world more listenable and covered songs then any other song writers since or before. Any fan of music should treat themselves to a spin of the White Album and Sgt Peppers. And preferably on vinyl.
1963?
I'll agree that this is a must-have (for anyone with ears), but I wouldn't call it a compilation. It is actually a double album of songs written on the Beatles' retreat in India. Yes, there are a couple songs that the world could go on revolving without, but who would be doin' it in the road if it wasn't for the White Album?
I thought this was a very good compilation. This is a must for all Beatles fans.