The Beatles - First Album

Tracklist

1	–The Beatles With Tony Sheridan	Why Written-By – Compton, Sheridan	2:58
2	–The Beatles With Tony Sheridan	If You Love Me, Baby Written-By – Singleton, Hall	2:53
3	–The Beatles With Tony Sheridan	Sweet Georgia Brown Written-By – Bernie, Casey, Pinkard	2:05
4	–The Beatles	Cry For A Shadow Written-By – Harrison, Lennon	2:23
5	–Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers	Ruby Baby Written-By – Leiber/Stoller	2:52
6	–The Beatles With Tony Sheridan	Nobody's Child Arranged By – SheridanWritten-By – Trad.	3:55
7	–Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers	Ya Ya (Parts 1 + 2) Written-By – Robinson, Dorsey	5:08
8	–Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers	Kansas City Written-By – Hank Ballard	2:38
9	–The Beatles With Tony Sheridan	When The Saints Go Marching In Arranged By – SheridanWritten-By – Trad.	3:18
10	–The Beatles	Ain't She Sweet Written-By – Yellen, Ager	2:12
11	–Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers	Ready Teddy Written-By – Calca, Blackwell	2:01
12	–Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers	Let's Dance Written-By – Lee, Sheridan	2:33
13	–The Beatles With Tony Sheridan	My Bonnie Arranged By – SheridanWritten-By – Trad.	2:42
14	–Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers	What'd I Say Written-By – Charles	2:39

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
LPHM 46432	The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan & Various	The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan & Various - The Beatles' First ‎(LP, Comp, Mono)	Polydor	LPHM 46432	Germany	1964
543 913-2	The Beatles / The Beatles With Tony Sheridan / Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers	The Beatles / The Beatles With Tony Sheridan / Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers - Ain't She Sweet (The Early Tapes Of) ‎(CD, Comp)	Rotation	543 913-2	Netherlands	2000
POCP 1882	The Beatles With Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers	The Beatles With Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers - The Early Tapes Of ‎(CD, Comp)	Polydor	POCP 1882	Japan	1990
823 701-2	The Beatles / The Beatles with Tony Sheridan / Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers	The Beatles / The Beatles with Tony Sheridan / Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers - The Early Tapes Of ‎(CD, Comp)	Polydor	823 701-2	UK	1984
2437 325	The Beatles	The Beatles ‎(LP, Comp)	Polydor	2437 325	Germany	1970

Credits

• Engineer – Karl Hinze (tracks: 1 to 5, 7, 12), Peter Klemt (tracks: 6, 8 to 11, 13)
• Liner Notes – Bill Harry
• Producer – Bert Kaempfert (tracks: 1 to 13)

Notes

Photo supplied with this release is incorrect, as Pete Best played drums on these recordings and not Ringo Starr, as pictured.

823 701-2 YH appears on all inserts, not on disc

Track 14: Liner notes state producer, engineer unknown

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 42282 37012 9
• Rights Society: GEMA
• Label Code: LC 0309
• Matrix / Runout: 823 701-2 02

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Polydor International GmbH
• Recorded At – Studio Rahlstedt
• Recorded At – Musikhalle, Hamburg
• Recorded At – Friedrich-Ebert-Halle, Hamburg

Video

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