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'''Pira Sudham''' (born [[1942]], [[Thai alphabet|Thai]] พีระ สุธรรม) is a [[writer]] from the [[Isan]] region of [[Thailand]]. He was born to a family of poor farmers in [[Amphoe Na Pho|Na Pho]], [[Buriram Province]]. At the age of fourteen he was sent to [[Bangkok]] to study, where he lived as a ''[[Temple boy|dek wat]]'' (a boy who lives in a temple and assists [[monk]]s). He later went on to study at [[Chulalongkorn University]], [[Auckland University]] and then [[Victoria University of Wellington]]. |
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[[image:Nh66833.jpg|right|thumb|200px|"My Bonnie" / "The Saints", by Tony Sheridan & the Beatles, the first Beatles record to be released.]] |
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'''[[The Beatles]]''' released an impressive thirteen albums in a mere seven years. This was an astonishing achievement considering the relatively short period of time in which they were recorded. |
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His works include: |
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The first four Beatles [[Gramophone record|vinyl]] albums differ based on their location of release. Those released in the [[United States|U.S.]] were of lower sound quality and had some of their songs omitted. Additionally, even though the first four Beatles albums were originally released as both monaural and stereo recordings in the [[United Kingdom]], stereo phonographs were quite rare in England at the time. Naturally, then, [[George Martin]] and The Beatles only spent a lot of time on the mono mixes. Many early songs were later remastered by [[Capitol Records]] for the US as artificial stereo with bass on one side and treble on the other side, with lots of added echo, to the disgust of many fans today. The Capitol release of "Rubber Soul," however, has gained a lot of fans in the years since the release of the British albums on CD. The additions of "I've Just Seen a Face" and "It's Only Love" from "Help!" and the omission of "Drive my Car," "Nowhere Man," "What Goes On," and "If I Needed Someone" gives the album a different, folky flavor. |
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*[[Siamese Drama]] or ''Tales of Thailand'' (1983) |
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*[[People of Esarn]] (1987) |
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*[[Monsoon Country]] (1988) |
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*[[The Force of Karma]] (2002) |
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As well as drawing on his own life, these works deal with the characters and circumstances of his fellow villagers. |
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When it came time to release the Beatles catalogue on [[Compact disc|CD]], the decision was made to use the original British versions of the albums, since those were the "way the Beatles originally intended them to be". The initial releases of the first four CDs were of the original mono mixes. In [[2004]], [[Capitol Records]] released the first four American albums on CD as a [[box set]] and they represent the current official stereo versions<!--[[16 November]] [[2004]]-->. No official stereo mix of the first four British albums had been released on compact disc, but there were plenty of "official looking" [[Bootleg recording|bootleg]] CDs in circulation that include the US stereo mixes and even bear the "[[Apple Records|Apple]]" logo. Martin and the Beatles started to spend more time on stereo mixes by [[1965]]. However, many fans believe that the mono versions of Revolver, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, and the so-called White Album are superior to the stereo mixes. |
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==External link== |
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Many Beatles enthusiasts feel that the current EMI CD releases of the albums do not do them justice. The music was mastered to be played on vinyl, the cutting and playback of which notoriously adds warmth to the recording, and the CDs, produced during the early days of the format, do not compensate for the different medium. Given how important the sound quality of these albums was not only to the Beatles and George Martin, but also from a historical point of view, many purists still only listen to the Beatles albums on vinyl. |
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* [http://www.pirasudham.com/ Pira Sudham's official site] |
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==In the UK== |
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This is a listing of the official studio albums released in the [[United Kingdom|UK]] by [[The Beatles]] (not including compilations and the like). |
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|''[[Please Please Me]]'' [[Parlophone Records]] ([[March 22]], [[1963]]) - #1 - I Saw Her Standing There, Misery, Anna (Go to Him), Chains, Boys, Ask Me Why, Please Please Me, Love Me Do, P.S. I Love You, Baby It's You, Do You Want to Know a Secret, A Taste of Honey, There's a Place, Twist and Shout |
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|''[[With the Beatles]]'' Parlophone Records ([[November 22]], [[1963]]) - #1 - Side one: 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 Mr. Postman - Side two: 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) |
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|''[[A Hard Day's Night (album)|A Hard Day's Night]]'' Parlophone Records ([[July 10]], [[1964]]) - #1 - Side one: A Hard Day's Night, I Should Have Known Better, If I Fell, I'm Happy Just to Dance With You, And I Love Her, Tell Me Why, Can't Buy Me Love - Side two: Any Time At All, I'll Cry Instead, Things We Said Today, When I Get Home, You Can't Do That, I'll Be Back |
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|''[[Beatles for Sale]]'' Parlophone Records ([[December 4]], [[1964]]) - #1 - No Reply, I'm a Loser, Baby's in Black, Rock and Roll Music, I'll Follow the Sun, Mr. Moonlight, Medley: Kansas City w/ Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey, Eight Days a Week, Words of Love, Honey Don't, Every Little Thing, I Don't Want to Spoil the Party, What You're Doing, Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby |
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|[[Image:HelpUK.jpg|117px]] |
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|''[[Help! (album)|Help!]]'' Parlophone Records ([[August 6]], [[1965]]) - #1 - Help!, The Night Before, You've Got to Hide Your Love Away, I Need You, Another Girl, You're Going to Lose That Girl, Ticket To Ride, Act Naturally, It's Only Love, You Like Me Too Much, Tell Me What You See, I've Just Seen a Face, Yesterday, Dizzy Miss Lizzie |
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|[[Image:RubberSoulUK.jpg|117px]] |
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|''[[Rubber Soul]]'' Parlophone Records ([[December 3]], [[1965]]) - #1 - Drive My Car, Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown), You Won't See Me, Nowhere Man, Think For Yourself, The Word, Michelle, What Goes On, Girl, I'm Looking Through You, In My Life, Wait, If I Needed Someone, Run For Your Life |
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|[[Image:Revolver.jpg|117px]] |
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|''[[Revolver (album)|Revolver]]'' Parlophone Records ([[August 5]], [[1966]]) - #1 - Side one: Taxman, Eleanor Rigby, I'm Only Sleeping, Love You To, Here, There and Everywhere, Yellow Submarine, She Said She Said - Side two: Good Day Sunshine, And Your Bird Can Sing, For No One, Doctor Robert, I Want to Tell You, Got to Get You Into My Life, Tomorrow Never Knows |
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|[[Image:Pepper's.jpg|117px]] |
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|''[[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]]'' Parlophone Records ([[June 1]], [[1967]]) - #1 - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, With a Little Help from My Friends, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, Getting Better, Fixing a Hole, She's Leaving Home, Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!, Within You Without You, When I'm Sixty-Four, Lovely Rita, Good Morning Good Morning, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise), A Day in the Life |
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|<div style="border: 1px solid lightgray;">[[Image:Whitealbum.jpg|115px]]</div> |
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|''[[The Beatles (album)|''The Beatles'' ("White Album")]] '' [[Apple Records]] ([[November 22]], [[1968]]) - #1 - Side one: Back in the U.S.S.R., Dear Prudence, Glass Onion, Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, Wild Honey Pie, The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Happiness is a Warm Gun - Side two: Martha My Dear, I'm So Tired, Blackbird, Piggies, Rocky Raccoon, Don't Pass Me By, Why Don't We Do It in the Road?, I Will, Julia - Side three: Birthday, Yer Blues, Mother Nature's Son, Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey, Sexy Sadie, Helter Skelter, Long, Long, Long - Side four: Revolution 1, Honey Pie, Savoy Truffle, Cry Baby Cry, Revolution 9, Good Night |
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|[[Image:TheBeatlesYellowSubmarinealbumcover.jpg|117px]] |
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|''[[Yellow Submarine (album)#The soundtrack album|Yellow Submarine]]'' Apple Records ([[January 17]], [[1969]]) - #3 - Yellow Submarine, Only A Northern Song, All Together Now, Hey Bulldog, It's All Too Much, All You Need Is Love - Side two: Pepperland, Sea Of Time, Sea Of Holes, Sea Of Monsters, March Of The Meanies, Pepperland Laid Waste, Yellow Submarine In Pepperland |
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|[[Image:AbbeyRoad.jpg|117px]] |
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|''[[Abbey Road (album)|Abbey Road]]'' Apple Records ([[September 26]], [[1969]]) - #1 - Side one: Come Together, Something, Maxwell's Silver Hammer, Oh! Darling, Octopus's Garden, I Want You (She's So Heavy) - Side two: Here Comes the Sun, Because, You Never Give Me Your Money, Sun King, Mean Mr. Mustard, Polythene Pam, She Came in Through the Bathroom Window, Golden Slumbers, Carry That Weight, The End, Her Majesty |
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|''[[Let It Be (album)|Let It Be]]'' Apple Records ([[May 8]], [[1970]]) - #1 - Two of Us, Dig a Pony, Across the Universe, I Me Mine, Dig It, Let It Be, Maggie Mae, I've Got a Feeling, One After 909, The Long and Winding Road, For You Blue, Get Back |
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==Compilations and other releases in the UK== |
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* ''[[A Collection of Beatles' Oldies]]'' Parlophone Records ([[December 10]], [[1966]]) #7 |
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* ''[[The Beatles 1962-1966|1962-1966]]'' (the "Red Album") Apple Records #2([[April 19]] [[1973]]) (Re-released in Sep 1993 and hit UK number 3) |
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* ''[[The Beatles 1967-1970|1967-1970]]'' (the "Blue Album") Apple Records #1([[April 19]] [[1973]]) (Re-released in Sep 1993 and hit UK number 4) |
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:Note: Two double compilation albums, featuring as covers an alternate shot of the photograph originally taken for ''Please Please Me'' and a re-creation of that photograph taken in 1969, originally for ''Get Back'', which became ''Let It Be'') |
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*''[[Rock 'n' Roll Music]]'' Parlophone Records ([[June 10]] [[1976]]) #11 |
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* ''[[Magical Mystery Tour]]'' Parlophone Records ([[November 19]] [[1976]]) [sic] (Official UK issue of the American album using the Capitol masters, except for "Penny Lane," "Baby You're a Rich Man," and "All You Need is Love," which were the German mixes released on the Hör Zu! label in 1971. It became part of the official catalogue with its release on CD with every track in true-stereo. As an American import, the album peaked at #31 in 1968. Continued sales of the album as an import led to this release.) |
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* ''[[The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl]]'' Parlophone Records ([[May 6]] [[1977]]) (Live performances from [[August 23]] [[1964]] and [[August 30]] [[1965]] at the Hollywood Bowl) #1 |
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* ''[[Love Songs (The Beatles)|Love Songs]]'' Parlophone Records ([[November 19]] [[1977]]) #7 |
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* ''[[The Beatles Collection]]'' Parlophone Records ([[November 2]] [[1977]]) (A 14-record box set containing all of [[The Beatles discography in the UK|The Beatles' original Parlophone/Apple LPs]] along with ''[[Rarities (Beatles compilation)|Rarities]]'') |
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* ''[[Rarities (Beatles compilation)|Rarities]]'' Parlophone Records ([[December 2]] [[1978]]) (B-sides, songs in German ("Sie Liebt Dich" and "Komm Gib Mir Deine Hand") and others) #71 |
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* ''[[Hey Jude (album)|Hey Jude]]'' Parlophone Records ([[May 11]] [[1979]]) (Official UK issue of American album) |
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* ''[[The Beatles' Ballads]]'' Parlophone Records ([[October 13]] [[1980]]) (compilation) #17 |
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* ''[[Reel Music]]'' Parlophone Records ([[March 29]] [[1982]]) (compilation of tracks from the Beatles' films) Did not chart |
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* ''[[20 Greatest Hits]]'' Parlophone Records ([[October 18]] [[1982]]) #10 |
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* ''[[Past Masters, Volume One]]'' Parlophone Records ([[March 7]] [[1988]]) (singles from 1962-1965 and other songs that were left off earlier albums) #49 |
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* ''[[Past Masters, Volume Two]]'' Parlophone Records ([[March 7]] [[1988]]) (singles from 1965-1970 and other songs that were left off later albums) #46 |
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:Note: The reason for the Past Masters compilations are so that every song the Beatles released in 1962-1970 could be on a CD. They include singles and B-sides, two songs sung in German, the contents of an EP released in 1964 that had four additional songs, the "single" versions of the songs "Get Back" and "Let It Be", and a version of "Across the Universe" that had bird-like sound effects. ''Past Masters'' was also issued as a 2-LP set on [[November 10]] [[1988]]. |
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* ''[[The Beatles Box Set]]'' Apple/Parlophone Records ([[December 5]] [[1988]]) (contains the official Apple/Parlophone Beatle catalogue on CD including the two Past Masters volumes along with a soft cover book by [[Mark Lewisohn]] describing every track in this collection which is contained in a roll top wooden box) |
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* ''[[Live at the BBC]]'' Apple Records ([[November 30]] [[1994]]) (Contains 69 songs the Beatles recorded for various [[BBC]] radio shows that never were recorded for Parlophone/Capitol/EMI. This collection only emphasises how much the Beatles as the #1 band on the globe worked like dogs in 1963 and 1964, sometimes recording 18 songs in a session for the BBC.) #1 |
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* ''[[Anthology 1]]'' Apple Records ([[November 21]] [[1995]]) (Containing early performances, live shows, demos, out-takes in the period [[1958]] to [[1964]] and the first "new" Beatles song since the band broke up in [[1970]]) #2 |
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* ''[[Anthology 2]]'' Apple Records ([[March 18]] [[1996]]) (Containing unreleased tracks, live shows, demos, and out-takes from [[1965]] to [[1968]]) #1 |
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* ''[[Anthology 3]]'' Apple Records ([[October 28]] [[1996]]) (Containing unreleased tracks, demos, and out-takes in the period [[1968]] to [[1970]]) #4 |
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* ''[[Yellow Submarine|Yellow Submarine Songtrack]]'' Apple Records ([[September 13]] [[1999]]) #8 |
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* ''[[The Beatles 1]]'' Apple Records ([[November 13]] [[2000]]) (A collection of the Beatles' #1 hits on the Billboard [US] and Melody Maker [UK] charts, including ''both'' sides of their double-A sided singles if both hit the top slot. The collection has 27 songs in it.) #1 |
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* ''[[Let It Be... Naked]]'' Apple Records ([[November 17]] [[2003]]) (Remastered and remixed cut from the original sessions, devoid of arrangements by "re-producer" [[Phil Spector]]. The first copies released shipped with a 21-minute ''Fly on the Wall'' bonus disc.) #7 |
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* ''[[The Capitol Albums, Volume 1]]'' Apple/Capitol/Parlophone Records ([[November 15]] [[2004]]) (A re-issuing of the first four Beatles albums that Capitol released in the US. Both versions, mono and stereo) |
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* ''[[The Capitol Albums, Volume 2]]'' Apple/Capitol/Parlophone Records ([[April 11]] [[2006]]) (A re-issuing of the Beatles albums that Capitol released in the US in [[1965]]. Both versions, mono and stereo) |
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==Christmas records== |
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The Beatles also recorded annual Christmas records for their fan club members. From 1963 to 1969 these were released as 7" flexidiscs on LYN. In 1970 the 7 previous records were put onto a 12" vinyl record. These remain largely unavailable today, with the exception of one track, "Christmas Time Is Here Again", which was edited and released on the ''Free As a Bird'' CD single in [[1994]]: |
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*''The Beatles Christmas Record'', LYN 492 ([[1963]]) |
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*''Season's Greetings from the Beatles'', LYN 757 ([[1964]]) |
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*''The Beatles 3rd Christmas Record'', LYN 948 ([[1965]]) |
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*''Everywhere It's Christmas'', LYN 1145 ([[1966]]) |
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*''Christmas Time Is Here Again'', LYN 1360 ([[1967]]) |
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*''Beatles 1968 Christmas Record'', LYN 1743/4 ([[1968]]) |
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*''Happy Christmas 1969'', LYN 1970/1 ([[1969]]) |
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*''[[The Beatles' Christmas Album|From Then to You]]'', (UK) [[Apple Records|Apple]] LYN 2154 / ''[[The Beatles' Christmas Album]]'' (US) Apple SBC 100 ([[1970]]) |
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==In Canada== |
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The division of [[Capitol Records]] in [[Canada]] released three albums and a number of singles in 1963 and 1964 before aligning with the American division and releasing the same albums as in the US. Unlike the US, Capitol of Canada said yes to The Beatles from day one. The first Canadian release was "[[Love Me Do]]" on [[February 4]] [[1963]]. |
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*''[[Beatlemania! With the Beatles]]'', [[Capitol Records|Capitol Canada]] ([[November 25]] [[1963]]) |
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*''[[Twist and Shout (Beatles Canada album)|Twist and Shout]]'', Capitol Canada ([[February 3]] [[1964]]) |
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*''[[The Beatles' Long Tall Sally]]'', Capitol Canada ([[May 11]] [[1964]]) |
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==In the US== |
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In the [[United States]], as noted above, the Beatles albums were rearranged, retitled and remixed. Some of the US releases were nearly identical to their UK counterparts, often only varying by one or two songs. Most releases contained songs that were also found on other records, which made things difficult for the American Beatles fan trying to purchase the band's entire catalog. By 1967, all US releases matched the UK releases exactly. Some of the US releases included: |
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#''[[Introducing... The Beatles]]'', [[Vee-Jay Records]] ([[January 10]] [[1963]]) (Version 2 released [[February 10]] [[1964]]) #2 |
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#''[[Meet the Beatles!]]'', [[Capitol Records]] ([[January 20]] [[1964]]) (1st Capitol Records release) #1 |
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#''[[The Beatles' Second Album]]'', Capitol Records ([[April 10]] [[1964]]) (2nd Capitol Records release) #1 |
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#''[[A Hard Day's Night]]'', [[United Artists Records|United Artists]] ([[June 13]] [[1964]]) #1 (Reissued on the Capitol label on [[August 17]] [[1981]]) |
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#''[[Something New (album)|Something New]]'', Capitol Records ([[July 20]] [[1964]]) (3rd Capitol Records release) #2 |
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#''[[The Beatles' Story]]'', Capitol Records ([[November 23]] [[1964]]) #7 |
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#''[[Beatles '65]]'', Capitol Records ([[December 15]] [[1964]]) (4th Capitol Records release) #1 |
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#''[[The Early Beatles]]'', Capitol Records ([[March 22]] [[1965]]) (5th Capitol Records release) #43 |
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#''[[Beatles VI]]'', Capitol Records ([[June 14]] [[1965]]) (6th Capitol Records release) #1 |
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#''[[Help! (album)|Help!]]'', Capitol Records ([[August 13]] [[1965]]) #1 |
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#''[[Rubber Soul]]'', Capitol Records ([[December 6]] [[1965]]) #1 |
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#''[["Yesterday" ... and Today]]'', Capitol Records ([[June 20]] [[1966]]) #1 |
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#''[[Revolver (album)|Revolver]]'', Capitol Records ([[August 8]] [[1966]]) #1 |
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#''[[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]]'', Capitol Records ([[June 2]] [[1967]]) #1 |
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#''[[Magical Mystery Tour]]'', Capitol Records ([[November 27]] [[1967]]) #1 |
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#''[[The Beatles (album)|The Beatles]]'' ("White Album"), Capitol Records ([[November 25]] [[1968]]) #1 |
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#''[[Yellow Submarine (album)|Yellow Submarine]]'', Capitol Records ([[January 13]] [[1969]]) #2 |
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#''[[Abbey Road (album)|Abbey Road]]'', Capitol Records ([[October 1]] [[1969]]) #1 |
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#''[[Hey Jude (album)|Hey Jude]]'', Capitol Records ([[February 26]] [[1970]]) #2 |
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#''[[Let It Be (album)|Let It Be]]'', Capitol Records ([[May 18]] [[1970]]) #1 |
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==Compilations and other releases in the US== |
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*''[[The Beatles 1962-1966|1962–1966]]'' (the "Red Album"), Capitol Records ([[April 2]] [[1973]]) #3 |
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*''[[The Beatles 1967-1970|1967–1970]]'' (the "Blue Album"), Capitol Records ([[April 2]] [[1973]]) #1 |
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*''[[Rock 'n' Roll Music]]'', Capitol Records ([[June 7]] [[1976]]) #2 |
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*''[[The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl]]'', Capitol Records ([[May 4]] [[1977]]) #2 |
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*''[[Live at the Star Club: 1962]]'', [[Lingasong Records]] ([[1977]]) #111 |
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*''[[Love Songs (The Beatles)|Love Songs]]'', Capitol Records ([[October 21]] [[1977]]) #24 |
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*''[[The Beatles Collection]]'', Capitol Records ([[December 1]] [[1978]]) (Unlike the British release, the American issue was a limited edition with only 3,000 copies made. The British release which was not a limited edition became a popular import as a result.) |
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*''[[Rarities (Beatles compilation)|Rarities]]'', Capitol Records ([[March 24]] [[1980]]) #21 |
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*''[[Rock 'n' Roll Music|Rock 'n' Roll Music Vol. 1]]'', Music For Pleasure ([[October 27]] [[1980]]) #11 |
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*''[[Rock 'n' Roll Music|Rock 'n' Roll Music Vol. 2]]'', Music For Pleasure ([[October 27]] [[1980]]) #7 |
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*''[[Reel Music]]'', Capitol Records ([[March 22]] [[1982]]) #19 |
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*''[[20 Greatest Hits]]'', Capitol Records ([[October 11]] [[1982]]) #50 |
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*''[[Past Masters, Volume One]]'', Capitol Records ([[March 7]] [[1988]]) #149 |
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*''[[Past Masters, Volume Two]]'', Capitol Records ([[March 7]] [[1988]]) #121 |
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:(''Past Masters'' as a 2-LP set was issued by Capitol Records on [[October 24]] [[1988]]) |
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* ''[[The Beatles Box Set]]'' ([[November 15]] [[1988]]) |
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*''[[Live at the BBC]]'', Capitol Records ([[December 6]] [[1994]]) #3 |
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*''[[Anthology 1]]'', Capitol Records ([[November 21]] [[1995]]) #1 |
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*''[[Anthology 2]]'', Capitol Records ([[March 19]] [[1996]]) #1 |
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*''[[Anthology 3]]'', Capitol Records ([[October 29]] [[1996]]) #1 |
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*''[[Yellow Submarine|Yellow Submarine Songtrack]]'', Capitol Records ([[September 14]] [[1999]]) #15 |
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*''[[The Beatles 1]]'', Capitol Records ([[November 14]] [[2000]]) #1 |
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*''[[Let It Be... Naked]]'', Capitol Records ([[November 18]] [[2003]]) #5 |
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*''[[The Capitol Albums, Volume 1]]'', Capitol Records ([[November 16]] [[2004]]) #35 |
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*''[[The Capitol Albums, Volume 2]]'', Capitol Records ([[April 11]], [[2006]]) |
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==Extended plays (EPs)== |
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===UK EPs=== |
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[[Image:BeatlesLongTallSallyEP.jpg|thumb|175px|right|The ''[[Long Tall Sally (EP)|Long Tall Sally]]'' EP]] |
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* ''[[Twist and Shout (EP)|Twist and Shout]]'' ([[July 12]] [[1963]]) |
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* ''[[The Beatles' Hits]]'' ([[September 6]] [[1963]]) |
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* ''[[The Beatles (No. 1)]]'' ([[November 1]] [[1963]]) |
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* ''[[All My Loving (EP)|All My Loving]]'' ([[February 7]] [[1964]]) |
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* ''[[Long Tall Sally (EP)|Long Tall Sally]]'' ([[June 19]] [[1964]]) |
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* ''[[A Hard Day's Night (Extracts from the film)]]'' ([[November 4]] [[1964]]) |
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* ''[[A Hard Day's Night (Extracts from the album)]]'' ([[November 6]] [[1964]]) |
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* ''[[Beatles for Sale (EP)|Beatles for Sale]]'' ([[April 6]] [[1965]]) |
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* ''[[Beatles for Sale (No. 2)]]'' ([[June 4]] [[1965]]) |
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* ''[[The Beatles' Million Sellers]]'' ([[December 6]] [[1965]]) |
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* ''[[Yesterday (EP)|Yesterday]]'' ([[March 4]] [[1966]]) |
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* ''[[Nowhere Man (EP)|Nowhere Man]]'' ([[July 8]] [[1966]]) |
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* ''[[Magical Mystery Tour]]'' ([[December 8]] [[1967]]); #2 (in the UK singles chart topped by [[Hello Goodbye]]) |
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* ''[[The Beatles (EP)|The Beatles]]'' ([[December 12]] [[1981]]) |
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===US EPs=== |
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* ''[[Souvenir of Their Visit to America]]'' ([[March 23]] [[1964]]) |
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* ''[[Four by the Beatles]]'' ([[May 11]] [[1964]]) |
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* ''[[4-by the Beatles]]'' ([[February 1]] [[1965]]) |
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* ''[[Baby It's You (Shirelles)|Baby It's You]]'' ([[March 23]] [[1995]]) (Maxi-CD single) |
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* ''[[Free as a Bird]]'' ([[December 12]] [[1995]]) (Maxi-CD single) |
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* ''[[Real Love]]'' ([[March 5]] [[1996]]) (Maxi-CD single) |
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==Singles== |
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===UK singles=== |
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* [[My Bonnie Lies over the Ocean|My Bonnie]] / [[When the Saints Go Marching In|The Saints]] (by "[[Tony Sheridan]] & the Beatles") ([[January 5]] [[1962]]); did not chart (re-issued May 1963 reached #48) |
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* [[Love Me Do]] / [[P.S. I Love You]] ([[October 5]] [[1962]]); #17 |
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* [[Please Please Me (song)|Please Please Me]] / [[Ask Me Why]] ([[January 11]] [[1963]]); #2 (#1 in [[N.M.E]]'s chart) |
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* [[From Me to You]] / [[Thank You Girl]] ([[April 11]] [[1963]]); #1 |
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* [[She Loves You]] / [[I'll Get You]] ([[August 23]] [[1963]]); #1 |
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* [[I Want to Hold Your Hand]] / [[This Boy]] ([[November 29]] [[1963]]); #1 |
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* [[Can't Buy Me Love]] / [[You Can't Do That]] ([[March 20]] [[1964]]); #1 |
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* [[Ain't She Sweet]] / If You Love Me, Baby ([[B-side]] by "The Beatles with [[Tony Sheridan]], vocal") ([[May 29]] [[1964]]); #29 |
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* [[A Hard Day's Night (song)|A Hard Day's Night]] / [[Things We Said Today]] ([[July 10]] [[1964]]); #1 |
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* [[I Feel Fine]] / [[She's a Woman]] ([[November 27]] [[1964]]); #1 |
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* [[Ticket To Ride]] / [[Yes It Is]] ([[April 9]] [[1965]]); #1 |
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* [[Help! (song)|Help!]] / [[I'm Down]] ([[July 23]] [[1965]]); #1 |
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* [[We Can Work It Out]] / [[Day Tripper]] ([[December 3]] [[1965]]); #1 |
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* [[Paperback Writer]] / [[Rain (The Beatles song)|Rain]] ([[June 10]] [[1966]]); #1 |
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* [[Eleanor Rigby]] / [[Yellow Submarine (song)|Yellow Submarine]] ([[August 5]] [[1966]]); #1 |
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* [[Strawberry Fields Forever]] / [[Penny Lane]] ([[February 17]] [[1967]]); #2 |
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* [[All You Need Is Love]] / [[Baby You're a Rich Man]] ([[July 7]] [[1967]]); #1 |
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* [[Hello Goodbye]] / [[I Am the Walrus]] ([[November 24]] [[1967]]); #1 |
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* [[Lady Madonna]] / [[The Inner Light (song)|The Inner Light]] ([[March 15]] [[1968]]); #1 |
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* [[Hey Jude]] / [[Revolution (song)|Revolution]] ([[August 30]] [[1968]]); #1 |
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* [[Get Back]] / [[Don't Let Me Down (The Beatles)|Don't Let Me Down]] ([[April 11]] [[1969]]); #1 |
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* [[The Ballad of John and Yoko]] / [[Old Brown Shoe]] ([[May 30]] [[1969]]); #1 |
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* [[Something]] / [[Come Together]] ([[October 31]] [[1969]]); #4 |
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* [[Let It Be (song)|Let It Be]] / [[You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)]] ([[March 6]] [[1970]]); #2 |
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* [[Back in the USSR]] / [[Twist and Shout]] ([[June 29]] [[1976]]); #19 |
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* [[Beatles Movie Medley]] (Magical Mystery Tour / All You Need Is Love / You've Got to Hide Your Love Away / I Should Have Known Better / A Hard Day's Night / Ticket To Ride / Get Back) / [[I'm Happy Just to Dance with You]] ([[May 24]] [[1982]]); #7 |
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* [[Love Me Do]] (reentry) (October [[1982]]); #4 |
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* [[Baby It's You]] / I'll Follow the Sun / Devil in Her Heart / Boys ([[March 20]] [[1995]]); #7 |
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* [[Free as a Bird]] / Christmas Time (Is Here Again) ([[December 4]] [[1995]]); #2 |
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* [[Real Love]] / Baby's in Black ([[March 4]] [[1996]]); #4 |
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===US singles=== |
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[[Image:Beatles-singles-the-long-and-winding-road-1.jpg|thumb|175px|right|The American release of "[[The Long and Winding Road]]"]] |
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* [[Please Please Me (song)|Please Please Me]] / [[Ask Me Why]] ([[February 25]] [[1963]]); #3 |
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* [[From Me to You]] / [[Thank You Girl]] ([[May 27]] [[1963]]); #41 |
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* [[She Loves You]] / [[I'll Get You]] ([[September 16]] [[1963]]); #1 |
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* [[I Want to Hold Your Hand]] / [[I Saw Her Standing There]] ([[December 26]] [[1963]]); #1 |
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* [[My Bonnie Lies over the Ocean|My Bonnie]] / [[When the Saints Go Marching In|The Saints]] ([[January 27]] [[1964]]); #26 |
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* [[Please Please Me]] / [[From Me to You]] ([[January 30]] [[1964]]); #3 |
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* [[All My Loving]] / [[This Boy]] ([[February 8]] [[1964]]); #45 |
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* [[Roll Over Beethoven]] / [[Please Mister Postman]] ([[February 15]] [[1964]]); #68 |
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* [[Twist and Shout]] / [[There's a Place]] ([[March 2]] [[1964]]); #2 |
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* [[Can't Buy Me Love]] / [[You Can't Do That]] ([[March 16]] [[1964]]); #1 |
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* [[Do You Want to Know a Secret]] / [[Thank You Girl]] ([[March 23]] [[1964]]); #2 |
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* Why / Cry for a Shadow ([[March 27]] [[1964]]); #88 |
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* [[Love Me Do]] / [[P.S. I Love You]] ([[April 27]] [[1964]]); #1 |
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* [[Sie Liebt Dich]] (German She Loves You) / [[I'll Get You]] ([[May 21]] [[1964]]); #97 |
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* [[Sweet Georgia Brown]] / Take Out Some Insurance on Me ([[June 1]] [[1964]]) |
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* [[Ain't She Sweet]] / [[Nobody's Child]] ([[July 6]] [[1964]]); #19 |
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* [[A Hard Day's Night (song)|A Hard Day's Night]] / [[I Should Have Known Better]] ([[July 13]] [[1964]]); #1 |
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* [[I'll Cry Instead]] / [[I'm Happy Just to Dance with You]] ([[July 20]] [[1964]]); #25 |
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* [[And I Love Her]] / [[If I Fell]] ([[July 20]] [[1964]]); #12 |
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* [[Matchbox (song)|Matchbox]] / [[Slow Down]] ([[August 24]] [[1964]]); #17 |
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* [[I Feel Fine]] / [[She's a Woman]] ([[November 23]] [[1964]]); #1 |
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* [[Eight Days a Week]] / [[I Don't Want to Spoil the Party]] ([[February 15]] [[1965]]); #1 |
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* [[Ticket To Ride]] / [[Yes It Is]] ([[April 19]] [[1965]]); #1 |
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* [[Help! (song)|Help!]] / [[I'm Down]] ([[July 19]] [[1965]]); #1 |
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* [[Yesterday (song)|Yesterday]] / [[Act Naturally]] ([[September 13]] [[1965]]); #1 |
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* [[We Can Work It Out]] / [[Day Tripper]] ([[December 6]] [[1965]]); #1 |
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* [[Nowhere Man]] / [[What Goes On (The Beatles song)|What Goes On]] ([[February 21]] [[1966]]); #3 |
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* [[Paperback Writer]] / [[Rain (The Beatles song)|Rain]] ([[May 30]] [[1966]]); #1 |
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* [[Eleanor Rigby]] / [[Yellow Submarine (song)|Yellow Submarine]] ([[August 8]] [[1966]]); #11 |
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* [[Strawberry Fields Forever]] / [[Penny Lane]] ([[February 13]] [[1967]]); #8 |
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* [[All You Need Is Love]] / [[Baby You're a Rich Man]] ([[July 17]] [[1967]]); #1 |
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* [[Hello Goodbye]] / [[I Am the Walrus]] ([[November 27]] [[1967]]); #1 |
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* [[Lady Madonna]] / [[The Inner Light]] ([[March 18]] [[1968]]); #4 |
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* [[Hey Jude]] / [[Revolution (song)|Revolution]] ([[August 26]] [[1968]]); #1 |
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* [[Get Back]] / [[Don't Let Me Down]] ([[May 5]] [[1969]]); #1 |
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* [[The Ballad of John and Yoko]] / [[Old Brown Shoe]] ([[June 4]] [[1969]]); #8 |
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* [[Something]] / [[Come Together]] ([[October 6]] [[1969]]); #1 |
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* [[Let It Be (song)|Let It Be]] / [[You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)]] ([[March 11]] [[1970]]); #1 |
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* [[The Long and Winding Road]] / [[For You Blue]] ([[May 11]] [[1970]]); #1 |
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* [[Got to Get You into My Life]] / [[Helter Skelter]] ([[1976]]); #7 |
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* [[Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da]] / [[Julia (song)|Julia]] ([[1976]]); #49 |
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* [[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (song)|Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]] / [[With a Little Help from My Friends]] / [[A Day in the Life]] ([[1978]]); #71 |
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* [[Beatles Movie Medley]] / [[I'm Happy Just to Dance with You]] ([[1982]]); #12 |
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* [[Twist and Shout]] / [[There's a Place]] (reissue — [[1986]]) |
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* [[Baby It's You]] / [[I'll Follow the Sun]] / [[Devil in Her Heart]] / [[Boys (song)|Boys]] ([[1995]]); #67 |
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* [[Free as a Bird]] / [[Christmas Time (Is Here Again)]] ([[1995]]); #5 |
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* [[Real Love]] / [[Baby's in Black]] ([[1996]]); #11 |
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==Bootlegs== |
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See [[Beatles Bootlegs]] for a run down of some of the more popular unauthorised bootleg material. |
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==Filmography== |
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*''[[A Hard Day's Night]]'' ([[1964]]) |
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*''[[Help! (film)|Help!]]'' ([[1965]]) |
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*''[[Magical Mystery Tour (film)|Magical Mystery Tour]]'' ([[1967]]) |
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*''[[Yellow Submarine (animated movie/soundtrack)|Yellow Submarine]]'' ([[1968]]) (animated film, art directed by [[Heinz Edelmann]], featuring songs by the Beatles but with dialogue voiced by actors) |
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*''[[Let It Be (film)|Let It Be]]'' ([[1970]]) |
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== External links == |
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*[http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_BAND.asp?band_id=2407 The Beatles reviews @ progarchives.com] |
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*[http://www.beatletracks.com/btlps.html Beatles LP and CD discography] |
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*[http://www.beatletracks.com/bt45s.html Beatles singles and EP discography] |
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*[http://www.jpgr.co.uk/ A UK discography, including details on bootleg releases] |
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*[http://www.math.mcgill.ca/rags/music/beatcan.html The Beatles in Canada includes Canada-only discography] |
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*[http://www.beatles-discography.com/index.html beatles-discography.com] |
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[[Category:The Beatles|Discography]] |
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[[Category:The Beatles albums| ]] |
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[[Category:The Beatles singles| ]] |
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[[Category:The Beatles EPs| ]] |
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[[Category:The Beatles films| ]] |
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[[Category:The Beatles B-sides| ]] |
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Revision as of 22:38, 23 March 2006
Pira Sudham (born 1942, Thai พีระ สุธรรม) is a writer from the Isan region of Thailand. He was born to a family of poor farmers in Na Pho, Buriram Province. At the age of fourteen he was sent to Bangkok to study, where he lived as a dek wat (a boy who lives in a temple and assists monks). He later went on to study at Chulalongkorn University, Auckland University and then Victoria University of Wellington.
His works include:
- Siamese Drama or Tales of Thailand (1983)
- People of Esarn (1987)
- Monsoon Country (1988)
- The Force of Karma (2002)
As well as drawing on his own life, these works deal with the characters and circumstances of his fellow villagers.
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