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| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[Vinyl Record|7" & 12"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[vinyl record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]] and [[Chris Thomas]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramaphone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]] and [[Chris Thomas]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...pple roof but I'm not sure if that's the (single) that went out. We always record about ten versions. You get lost in the end.|quotewidth=500px|John Lennon|1

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...B. Paperback Writer.' The story came out that only Paul and I were on the record, but I wouldn't have bothered publicizing that. It doesn't mean anything. I

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...unky, it's bluesy, and I'm singing it pretty well. I like the sound of the record. You can dance to it. I'll buy it!|quotewidth=500px|John Lennon|1980}}

| Format = [[vinyl record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Format = [[gramaphone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]] and [[Phil Spector]]

| Format = [[gramaphone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...e done it. Must be great--really screaming record." And then I heard their record and it was quite straight and it was very sort of sophisticated. It wasn't

| Format = [[vinyl record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

...eased = 10 July 1964 <small>(stereo)</small>| Format = [[gramophone record|7"]] | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Producer = [[George Martin]] | Format = [[vinyl record]] (7")

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...sting mess of his brainchild song, will he give all the royalties from our record to charity?|quotewidth=500px|Graham Nash, of the Hollies|1965}}

|Producer = [[George Martin]] ...music business, the ultimate aim for everyone was to try and recreate, on record, a live performance as accurately as possible. But we realised that we coul

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...ousand holes being discovered in Blackburn Lancashire. And when we came to record the song there was still one word missing from that verse... I knew the lin

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...d more work. "Tip Of My Tongue" was finally handed off to Tommy Quickly to record, which he did in July of 1963.

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...o [Martin] that they have spent this day writing a song which they want to record tonight. 'All right, let's hear it,' he says. Paul pounds out a strong asso

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...wrote that. I liked that one. Strange story, though. The night we went to record that, a guy turned up at my house who announced himself as Jesus. So I took

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...o I got the boys together and asked them, "'What have you got? What can we record quickly?' They replied by telling me, 'Only the stuff we can do in our act!

| Producer = [[George Martin]] .... And also, if you want to be clever, it also means revolving, because the record goes round.|quotewidth=500px|Ringo Starr|1966}}

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...ok, you know, what happened to ''Let It Be'' is silly. Let's try to make a record like we used to. Would you come and produce it like you used to? I said, 'W

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...e track were good. Then I worked on an album with Jackie Lomax on an Apple record and I spent a long time in the States, and I had such a good time working w

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...ob of it. We've also done a number for Duffy Power which he isn't going to record.|quotewidth=500px|Paul McCartney|1963}}

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...'No, we don't want to do that,' they said. 'We want to have a long-playing record.' What they had realised, of course, was that EPs didn't sell in America, w

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...s record?" and I went, "All right. But no one has ever played on a Beatles record. They won't like that." So George said, "No, it's nothing to do with them.

| Format = Gramophone record|7" | Producer = [[George Martin]]

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...bert', he seemed beside himself with glee over the prospect of millions of record buyers innocently singing along. |quotewidth=500px|Pete Shotton, ''John Len

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...Paul presented me with it and said, 'Here we are. I've got a score. We can record it now.' I recorded it, with a few alterations to make it work better, but

...ike Leander (30 June 1941 &#150; 18 April 1996) was an arranger and record producer for Decca Records in the 1960s. He worked with such artists as Marianne Fai ...d as a producer/arranger with Ben E. King and The Drifters on the Atlantic record label and was the recording engineer on The Beatles' "[[She's Leaving Home]

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...all these things on different machines and then we'd mix them all into the record.|quotewidth=500px|George Harrison}}

| Producer = [[George Martin]] | Format = [[gramophone record|7"]]

| Producer = [[George Martin]] {{cquote|It was certainly not unknown for the Beatles to record re-makes of certain songs during their sessions at Abbey Road, from '[[Plea

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...ell's Silver Hammer is just something of Paul's which we've been trying to record. We spent a hell of a lot of time on it. And it's one of those instant sort

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...ve a go at singing the lead vocal to 'Oh Darling.' Not only did he have me record it with fifties-style tape echo, he even monitored the backing track over s

| Producer = [[George Martin]] | Format = [[gramophone record|7"]]

| Producer = [[George Martin]] | Format = [[gramophone record|7"]]

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...ing room at Forthlin Road on my own so that's pretty much all mine. On the record we got Ringo to tap his knees. We were thinking in terms of singles and the

| occupation = Musician, singer-songwriter, record producer, artist, writer

...singer-songwriter, record producer, multi-instrumentalist, composer, film producer, painter, activist, businessman

| occupation = Musician, singer-songwriter, actor, record, film producer, gardener ...art writing, and have something with at least enough quality to put on the record alongside all the wondrous hits. It was very hard.|George Harrison, ''The B

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...organ and percussion instruments which are so distinctive of the finished record. For the moment 'Mr. Moonlight' featured prominent guitar work by John and

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...atles &#$151; Holly lovers to the man &#151; performed one of his songs on record, although they had played a number of them on stage before 1963. This was r

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...s For Sale''. It was comfortable. And I was finally getting one track on a record: my little featured spot.|Ringo Starr, ''The Beatles Anthology'', p.160|200

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...playing some piano.|quotewidth=500px|Paul McCartney, ''The Beatles Off The Record'', p.135-36 (2000)|1964}}

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...eorge Martin added a piano contribution though it is barely discernible on record.|quotewidth=500px|Mark Lewisohn, ''The Beatles Recording Sessions'', p.50|1

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...delay) plastered over George's vocal. The echo delay was so great that the record sounds for all the world as if George is singing inside a tin can, and the

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...the mike and sang it at the same time.|John Lennon, ''The Beatles Off The Record'', p.190|2000}}

| Producer = [[George Martin]] | Format = [[gramophone record|7"]]

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...ot 100 singles chart.<ref>{{Cite book | title = The Music Lover's Guide to Record Collecting | first = Dave | last = Thompson | year = 2002 | publisher = B

| Producer = [[George Martin]] [[Capitol Records]], a unit of EMI and sister label to The Beatles record label Parlophone, had first refusal rights to any material released by an E

| Producer = [[Bert Kaempfert]] ...that he bring them in to put down some recordings. Either way, he [[Record producer|produced]] the material with Karl Hinze [[Audio engineer|engineering]]. Whi

| Producer = [[George Martin]] {{cquote|The LP record '[[Beatles for Sale]] was issued in December, 1964. In the weeks before Chr

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...ack double EP on the [[Parlophone]] label, whilst in the United States the record, released 11 days earlier, on 27 November 1967, was an eleven-track LP crea

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...s song, was recorded in two takes, with various overdubs. According to the record sleeve it featured the Beatles' assistant [[Mal Evans]] on Hammond organ, b

| Producer = [[George Martin]] It was amusing to see if we could get a naughty word on the record, 'fish and finger pie', 'prick teaser', 'tit tit tit tit'. The Beach Boys h

| Producer = [[Phil Spector]] ...outhing off at me?' or whatever, right? But the Beatles didn't make a good record of it. I think subsconsciously sometimes we &#151; I say 'we,' though I thi

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...over the period of a year or two &#151; I could never make a rock and roll record but I could make some far out stuff on it. I wrote it upstairs, that was on

| Producer = [[George Martin]] | Format = [[gramophone record|7"]]

| Producer = [[George Martin]] ...nybody that had touched it or taken it.|John Lennon|''The Beatles: Off the Record'', Keith Badman, p.392, 2000}}

| Producer = [[George Martin]] | Format = [[vinyl record]] 7"