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| B-side = "[[Can't Buy Me Love]]" ...is like I did on 'You Can't Do That.' There really isn't a lead guitarist and a rhythm guitarist on that, because I feel the rhythm guitarist role sounds

| B-side = "[[This Boy]]" (UK)<br/>"[[I Saw Her Standing There]]"(US) ...lly, we had some sort of a song, so we played it for our recording manager and he seemed to like it. We recorded it the next day.|quotewidth=500px|Paul Mc

| B-side = "[[I'll Get You]]" ...e Loves You' then. And we just sat up in the hotel bedroom for a few hours and wrote it, you know.|quotewidth=500px|Paul McCartney|1963}}

| B-side = "[[She Loves You]]" {{cquote|The B-side of 'She Loves You' was meant to be the A-side.|quotewidth=500px|John Lennon, [http://www.beatlesinterviews.org/db1963.082

| B-side = "[[I'll Get You]]" ....' It could be done as an old Ragtime tune... especially the middle-eight. And so, we're not writing the tunes in any particular idiom. In five years time

| A-side = "[[Please Please Me (song)|Please Please Me]]" # "[[Twist and Shout]]"}}

| B-side = "[[Ask Me Why]]" ...he double use of the word 'please.' So it was a combination of Bing Crosby and Roy Orbison.|John Lennon, ''The Playboy Interviews'', p.143|1980}}

Pink, brown, yellow, orange and blue, I love you ...for kids called Jumping Round The Room, very similar to All Together Now, and then it would be 'lying on your backs', all the kids would have to lie down

| Name = And I Love Her | Name = And I Love Her

...ce as McCartney put his all into singing the song all the way through once and once only, nearly ripping his vocal cords to shreds in the process. ...d to give a Lennon performance all by himself.|Geoff Emerick,''Here, There and Everywhere''|2006}}

| B-side = "[[I Don't Want to Spoil the Party]]" ...it was the first time the Beatles took an unfinished idea into the studio and experimented with different ways of recording it.

| Released = 4 December 1964 <small>(mono and stereo)<small/> | B-side = "[[Eight Days a Week (song)|Eight Days a Week]]"

...t how the Beatles became the Beatles. Dave is also the author of "The Long and Winding Road to the Beatles Anthology," which can also be found here on our ...So we will tell you. It came in a vision--a man appeared in a flaming pie and said unto them "From this day on you are Beatles with an A." "Thank you, Mi

| Genre = [[Rock and roll]], [[folk rock]] | B-side = "[[I'm Happy Just to Dance with You]]"

| Recorded = 1 March and 1 June 1964,<br />[[Abbey Road Studios|EMI Studios]], [[London]] | Genre = [[Rock and roll|Rock]]

| Genre = [[Pop music|Pop]], [[Rock and roll]] ...ks from their albums ''[[Please Please Me]]'' and ''[[With The Beatles]]'' and was released only in [[monaural|mono]].

...'', the cover was taken in the same photoshoot as the ''Please Please Me'' and ''[[1962-1966]]'' covers. All songs were written by [[Lennon–McCartney|Paul McCartney and John Lennon]], except where noted.

| Last album = ''[[Twist and Shout (EP)|Twist and Shout]]''<br />(1963) ...The Beatles' Hits'' because the songs on the album are hit singles (with a B-Side as an addition). Because of this, the EP can be seen as an early [[greatest

| Artist = [[Tony Sheridan]] and [[The Beatles|The Beat Brothers]] | Recorded = 22 June 1961, [[Friedrich-Ebert-Halle]] and [[Studio Rahlstedt]], [[Hamburg-Harburg]], [[Germany]]

| Genre = [[Rock and roll]]