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Product Identifiers

Record LabelCapitol, CAP

UPC0724383444526

eBay Product ID (ePID)10046051495

Product Key Features

Release Year1995

FormatCD

GenreRock

ArtistBeatles

Release TitleAnthology 1

Dimensions

Item Height0.95 in

Item Weight0.49 lb

Item Length5.95 in

Item Width4.99 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs2

Number of Tracks60

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Free As a Bird 1.2 We Were Four Guys... That's All 1.3 That'll Be the Day 1.4 In Spite of All the Danger 1.5 Sometimes I'd Borrow... Those Still Exist 1.6 Hallelujah, I Love Her So 1.7 You'll Be Mine 1.8 Cayenne 1.9 First of All... It Didn't Do a Thing Here 1.10 My Bonnie 1.11 Ain't She Sweet? 1.12 Cry for a Shadow 1.13 'Brian Was a Beautiful Guy... He Presented Us Well 1.14 I Secured Them... A Beatle Drink Even Then 1.15 Searchin' 1.16 Three Cool Cats 1.17 The Sheik of Araby 1.18 Like Dreamers Do 1.19 Hello Little Girl 1.20 Well, the Recording Test... By My Artists 1.21 Besame Mucho 1.22 Love Me Do 1.23 How Do You Do It 1.24 Please, Please Me 1.25 One After 909 (Sequence) 1.26 One After 909 1.27 Lend Me Your Comb 1.28 I'll Get You 1.29 We Were Performers... In Britain 1.30 I Saw Her Standing There 1.31 From Me to You 1.32 Money (That's What I Want) 1.33 You Really Got a Hold on Me 1.34 Roll Over Beethoven 2.1 She Loves You 2.2 Till There Was You 2.3 Twist and Shout 2.4 This Boy 2.5 I Want to Hold Your Hand 2.6 Boys, What I Was Thinking 2.7 Moonlight Bay 2.8 Can't Buy Me Love 2.9 All My Loving 2.10 You Can't Do That 2.11 And I Love Her 2.12 A Hard Day's Night 2.13 I Wanna Be Your Man 2.14 Long Tall Sally 2.15 Boys 2.16 Shout 2.17 I'll Be Back (Demo) 2.18 I'll Be Back (Complete) 2.19 You Know What to Do 2.20 No Reply (Demo) 2.21 Mr. Moonlight 2.22 Leave My Kitten Alone 2.23 No Reply 2.24 Eight Days a Week (Sequence) 2.25 Eight Days a Week 2.26 Kansas City/Hey Hey Hey Hey

Sub-GenreBritish

NotesOver 50 rare nuggets from the Fab Four's earliest (1958-1964) days, included the fabled Decca audition tape that the label, to it's eternal dismay, rejected, plus early Quarrymen recordings (That'll Be the Day), a version of Love Me Do with Pete Best on drums, a demo of Can't Buy Me Love, You Know What to Do (the second song George ever wrote) and many more essential, oft-bootlegged-but-never-sounding-so-good Beatles rarities.