THE BEATLES / THE COMPLETE U.S.SINGLES COLLECTION 1 (2CD)

CD 1
1. PLEASE PLEASE ME
2. ASK ME WHY
Vee-Jay VJ498 3rd February 1963
3. FROM ME TO YOU
4. THANK YOU GIRL
Vee-Jay VJ522 6th May 1963
5. SHE LOVES YOU
6. I'LL GET YOU
Swan S-4152 16th September 1963
7. I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND
8. I SAW HER STANDING THERE
Capitol 5112 26th December 1963
9. MY BONNIE
10. THE SAINTS
MGM K13213 27th January 1964
11. TWIST AND SHOUT
12. THERE'S A PLACE
Tollie T-9001 2nd March 1964
13. CAN'T BUY ME LOVE
14. YOU CAN'T DO THAT
Capitol 5150 16th March 1964
15. DO YOU WANT TO KNOW A SECRET
Vee-Jay VJ587 23rd March 1964
16. MISERY
17. A TASTE OF HONEY
18. ANNA (GO TO HIM)
Vee-Jay VJEP 1-903 23rd March 1964
19. WHY
20. CRY FOR A SHADOW
MGM K13227 27th March 1964
21. SIE LIEBT DICH (Germany)
Swan S-4152 April 1964
22.LOVE ME DO
23. P.S. I LOVE YOU
Tollie T-9008 27th April 1964
twenty four. ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN
25. ALL MY LOVING
26. THIS BOY
27. PLEASE MR. POSTMAN
Capitol E.P. EAP-1-2121 11th May 1964
28. SWEET GEORGIA BROWN
29. TAKE OUT SOME INSURANCE ON ME BABY
Atco 45-6302 1st June 1964
30. AIN'T SHE SWEET
31. NOBODY'S CHILD
Atco 45-6308 6th July 1964

CD 2
1. A HARD DAY'S NIGHT
2. I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER
Capitol 5222 13th July 1964
3. I'LL CRY INSTEAD
4. I'M HAPPY JUST TO DANCE WITH YOU
Capitol 5234 20th July 1964
5. AND I LOVE HER
6. IF I FELL
Capitol 5235 20th July 1964
7. MATCHBOX
8. SLOW DOWN
Capitol 5255 24th August 1964
9. I FEEL FINE
10. SHE'S A WOMAN
Capitol 5327 23rd November 1964
11. HONEY DON'T
12. I'M A LOSER
13. MR.MOONLIGHT
14. EVERYBODY'S TRYING TO BE MY BABY
Capitol R-5365 1st February 1965
15. EIGHT DAYS A WEEK
16. I DON'T WANT TO SPOIL THE PARTY
Capitol 5371 15th February 1965
17. TICKET TO RIDE
18. YES IT IS
Capitol 5407 19th April 1965
19. HELP!
20. I'M DOWN
Capitol 5476 19th July 1965
21. YESTERDAY
22. ACT NATURALLY
Capitol 5498 13th September 1965
23. WE CAN WORK IT OUT
24. DAY TRIPPER
Capitol 5555 6th December 1965
25. NOWHERE MAN
26. WHAT GOES ON
Capitol 5587 15th February 1966
27.PAPERBACK WRITER
28.RAIN
Capitol 5651 30th May 1966
29. ELEANOR RIGBY
30. YELLOW SUBMARINE
Capitol 5715 August 8, 1966

The ultimate Beatles collector's item! The Complete U.S. Singles Collection chronologically traces the Beatles' American singles with their original audio.
Now available in a newly edited, expanded edition featuring newly added recordings, including never-before-released CDs and rare tracks!
★ Includes all singles released in the U.S. from 1963 through the 1990s in chronological order, featuring original audio. Includes a complete collection of rare items from labels other than Capitol, including promos, non-commercial releases, and unreleased releases.
★ Direct transfers of the original audio from the original analog masters.
★ A 2-CD set featuring newly edited DAP label recordings, including never-before-released CDs and rare tracks.

The Beatles made their U.S. debut with the single "Please Please Me" in February 1963, one year before their sensational American debut in 1964. While initially released on a minor label and not a hit, their popularity in the UK led to the release of the single "Dakishimetai" by Capitol in the US, which led to numerous singles and albums being released exclusively in the US. The Complete Beatles US Singles Collection features all the singles released in the US from 1963 through the 1990s, presented in chronological order with their original sound sources. This comprehensive collection includes the original singles and EPs from Capitol, known for the numerous different mixes that have been produced for Beatles collectors, as well as rare items from labels other than Capitol, including promos, non-commercial releases, and unreleased items. Unlike current CD remasters, these albums are recorded directly from the original vinyl masters, including rare tracks never before released on CD. The CD jacket and inner lining feature photos of the original master sleeves, making this a must-have collector's item. This album contains 61 tracks, from their 1963 US debut single "Please Please Me/Ask Me Why" on the Vee-Jay label to their 1966 single "Yellow Submarine/Eleanor Rigby." It also includes their debut single "I Want to Hold Your Hand," their first US number one, as well as US-exclusive single couplings, a four-track EP, early singles from labels other than Capitol, and Tony Sheridan tracks, all in roughly chronological order, with the exception of some overlapping tracks. All singles from that era are recorded in mono mixes, faithful to the original master recordings.