Difference between revisions of "Please Please Me (album)"
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{{cquote|There wasn't a lot of money at Parlophone. I was working to an annual budget of £55,000 and I could spend it however I wished, but I had to produce a certain amount of records a year. So, I wanted t get The Beatles' first album recorded in a day and released very quickly, because once we'd made the first single, my commercial mind told me that I had to have an album out very soon. So 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!' I then chose the stuff that would appeal to the kids of the day, things like 'Anna' and 'Chains', and lots of rock and roll standards. We recorded ten titles in one day, starting at 10 o'clock in the morning and finishing at about 11 o'clock at night and completed the album.|quotewidth=500px|George Martin, [http://bit.ly/5mjBzK ''All You Need Is Ears'']|1979}} | {{cquote|There wasn't a lot of money at Parlophone. I was working to an annual budget of £55,000 and I could spend it however I wished, but I had to produce a certain amount of records a year. So, I wanted t get The Beatles' first album recorded in a day and released very quickly, because once we'd made the first single, my commercial mind told me that I had to have an album out very soon. So 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!' I then chose the stuff that would appeal to the kids of the day, things like 'Anna' and 'Chains', and lots of rock and roll standards. We recorded ten titles in one day, starting at 10 o'clock in the morning and finishing at about 11 o'clock at night and completed the album.|quotewidth=500px|George Martin, [http://bit.ly/5mjBzK ''All You Need Is Ears'']|1979}} | ||
| − | {{cquote|The first LP we did at 10 o'clock in the morning, just after a night out. We played the stage act right through, and then went home. We sat and talked about it (the recording), recorded the tracks, we went home and they just mixed it. They'd ring us in a couple of weeks, and we would say, 'Is our record ready yet?' It was like putting a film in the chemist.|quotewidth=500px|Paul McCartney | + | {{cquote|The first LP we did at 10 o'clock in the morning, just after a night out. We played the stage act right through, and then went home. We sat and talked about it (the recording), recorded the tracks, we went home and they just mixed it. They'd ring us in a couple of weeks, and we would say, 'Is our record ready yet?' It was like putting a film in the chemist.|quotewidth=500px|Paul McCartney|19__}} |
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| + | {{cquote|Most of their debut album was recorded in a single session on February 11, 1963. It was released on March 22, 1963 and reached the top spot in the British charts. In America it was titled ''Introducing The Beatles'', and released on the little-known Vee Jay label. The US version didn't include "Please Please Me" or "Ask Me Why," and failed to make the charts.|Steve Turner, ''A Hard Day's Write''|1994}} | ||
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Revision as of 22:20, 8 January 2010
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| Studio album by The Beatles | ||||
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| Released | 22 March 1963 | |||
| Recorded | 11 September and 26 November 1962, 11 and 20 February 1963 Abbey Road Studios, London |
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| Genre | Rock | |||
| Length | 32:45 | |||
| Label | Parlophone | |||
| Producer | George Martin | |||
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| “ | There wasn't a lot of money at Parlophone. I was working to an annual budget of £55,000 and I could spend it however I wished, but I had to produce a certain amount of records a year. So, I wanted t get The Beatles' first album recorded in a day and released very quickly, because once we'd made the first single, my commercial mind told me that I had to have an album out very soon. So 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!' I then chose the stuff that would appeal to the kids of the day, things like 'Anna' and 'Chains', and lots of rock and roll standards. We recorded ten titles in one day, starting at 10 o'clock in the morning and finishing at about 11 o'clock at night and completed the album. | „ |
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—George Martin, All You Need Is Ears, 1979 |
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| “ | The first LP we did at 10 o'clock in the morning, just after a night out. We played the stage act right through, and then went home. We sat and talked about it (the recording), recorded the tracks, we went home and they just mixed it. They'd ring us in a couple of weeks, and we would say, 'Is our record ready yet?' It was like putting a film in the chemist. | „ |
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—Paul McCartney, 19__ |
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| “ | Most of their debut album was recorded in a single session on February 11, 1963. It was released on March 22, 1963 and reached the top spot in the British charts. In America it was titled Introducing The Beatles, and released on the little-known Vee Jay label. The US version didn't include "Please Please Me" or "Ask Me Why," and failed to make the charts. | „ |
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—Steve Turner, A Hard Day's Write, 1994 |
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