Beatles '65

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Beatles '65
Beatles '65 cover
Studio album by the Beatles
Released December 15, 1964
November 16, 2004
Recorded Abbey Road 1964
Genre Rock and roll
Length 26:10
Label Capitol
T 2228 (mono)
ST 2228 (stereo)
CDP 7243 8 66874 2 5
Producer(s) George Martin
Professional reviews
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(US-1964)		 The Early Beatles
(US-1965)


Beatles '65 was the Beatles' fourth Capitol release, but sixth American album. Beatles '65 includes most of the songs from Beatles for Sale, but deleting "Eight Days a Week", "Words of Love", "Every Little Thing", "I Don't Want to Spoil the Party", "What You're Doing", and the "Kansas City/Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey" medley. It picked up "I'll Be Back" from A Hard Day's Night and includes the single "I Feel Fine" / "She's A Woman". These two latter songs were drenched in echo by Capitol Records' executive Dave Dexter, Jr.

In what may be testament to the overwhelming market appeal of the Liverpudlian quartet, several albums were released and promoted in America during 1965 sporting a similar title. These included Sinatra '65 by Frank Sinatra and Ellington '65 by Duke Ellington on Reprise Records, Trio '65 by jazz pianist Bill Evans on Verve Records, and Brasil '65 by Sergio Mendes on the Beatles' own Capitol label.

In 2004 this album was released on CD for the first time as part of The Capitol Albums, Volume 1 box set.

Contents

[edit] Track listing

[edit] Side one

  1. "No Reply"
  2. "I'm a Loser"
  3. "Baby's in Black"
  4. "Rock and Roll Music" (Chuck Berry)
  5. "I'll Follow the Sun"
  6. "Mr. Moonlight" (Roy Lee Johnson)

[edit] Side two

  1. "Honey Don't" (Carl Perkins)
  2. "I'll Be Back"
  3. "She's a Woman"
  4. "I Feel Fine"
  5. "Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby" (Carl Perkins)

[edit] Credits

[edit] References

 v • d • e The Beatles
John Lennon • Paul McCartney • George Harrison • Ringo Starr
Pete Best • Stuart Sutcliffe
Management
Allan Williams • Brian Epstein • Allen Klein • Lee Eastman • Neil Aspinall • Mal Evans • Alistair Taylor • Apple Records
Production
George Martin • Geoff Emerick • Norman Smith • Phil Spector • Jeff Lynne • Abbey Road Studios
Official studio albums
Please Please Me (1963) • With the Beatles (1963) • A Hard Day's Night (1964) • Beatles for Sale (1964) • Help! (1965) • Rubber Soul (1965) • Revolver (1966) • Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967) • Magical Mystery Tour (U.S.-1967/UK-1976) • The Beatles (The White Album) (1968) • Yellow Submarine (1969) • Abbey Road (1969) • Let It Be (1970)
Past Masters compilations
Past Masters, Volume One (1988) • Past Masters, Volume Two (1988)
Filmography
A Hard Day's Night (1964) • Help! (1965) • Magical Mystery Tour (1967) • Yellow Submarine (1968) • Let It Be (1970)
Related articles
Line-ups • Bootlegs • Discography • Love (Cirque du Soleil) • Lennon/McCartney • Anthology • Influence • The Quarrymen • Breakup of the Beatles • London • Beatlemania • Fifth Beatle • Paul is dead • British Invasion • Apple Corps • Northern Songs • Yoko Ono • Billy Preston • Tony Sheridan • Chas Newby • Andy White • Jimmy Nicol • Astrid Kirchherr • Klaus Voormann
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