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| Last album = ''[[Four by The Beatles]]''<br />(1964) ...19 June 1964. The four songs from this EP were remastered for compact disc by George Martin, and released in 1988 on the Past Masters, Volume One compila

| Name = Four by The Beatles | This album = '''''Four by the Beatles'''''<br />(1964)

| Next album = ''[[Four by The Beatles]]''<br />(1964) ...VJEP 1-903.) The EP featured four songs that had previously been released by Vee-Jay on the [[Introducing... The Beatles]] album. This [[Extended play|

...|EP]] released by [[The Beatles]] in the United Kingdom on 7 February 1964 by [[Parlophone]] (catalogue number GEP8891). It is the Beatles fourth British ...hn Lennon]] and [[Paul McCartney]], except where noted (see also: [[Lennon/McCartney]]).

...eased in mono; its catalogue number is [[Parlophone]] GEP 8883. Containing songs from ''[[Please Please Me]]'', the cover was taken in the same photoshoot a All songs were written by [[Lennon–McCartney|Paul McCartney and John Lennon]], except where noted.

| Name = 4-by The Beatles | This album = '''''4-By The Beatles'''''<br />(1965)

| Last album = ''[[4-by The Beatles]]''<br/>(1965) ...ts catalogue number is [[Parlophone]] GEP 8931. A four-track EP containing songs from ''Beatles for Sale'' was released in the United Kingdom on this day.

...les]]' '''''Nowhere Man''''' EP was released 8 July 1966. It included four songs from the album ''[[Rubber Soul]]''. The EP was only released in mono, with All songs written by [[Lennon/McCartney]]

...eased 11 days earlier, on 27 November 1967, was an eleven-track LP created by [[Capitol Records]], adding the band's 1967 single releases. The number of songs used in the film posed a problem for The Beatles and their UK record compan

| Writer = [[Lennon/McCartney]] ...p; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; |quotewidth=500px|John Lennon, ''The Playboy Interviews'', p.165|1980}}

| Writer = [[Lennon/McCartney]] ...in &#151; the one that hadn't come yet. It was Yoko.|quotewidth=500px|John Lennon, ''The Playboy Interviews'', p.166|1980}}

| Writer = Lennon/McCartney .../tittenhurstlennon.blogspot.com/2009/07/jann-wenner-interview-part-5.html "Lennon Remembers" interview in ''Rolling Stone'']|1971}}

| Writer = [[Lennon/McCartney]] ...the love-and-peace thing. The word is 'love,' right?|quotewidth=500px|John Lennon, ''The Playboy Interviews'', p.173|1980}}

| Writer = [[Lennon/McCartney]] ...uch of... but it was always a favourite of George's.|quotewidth=500px|John Lennon, ''The Playboy Interviews''|1980}}

| Writer = [[Lennon/McCartney]] [[image:in-my-life_manuscript.jpg|caption|Lennon's original manuscript for 'In My Life', from his personal Beatles-lyrics no

| Writer = [[Lennon/McCartney]] ...bit from somewhere and stuck it in the middle-eight, and off we went.|John Lennon, [http://www.beatlesinterviews.org/db1966.1029.beatles.html interview with

...e 1957 - Isn't that Paul McCartney in the lower right corner, checking out Lennon's group?|thumb|300px|left]] ...after that; perhaps got a few bob, but mostly we just played for fun.|John Lennon, ''The Beatles Anthology'', p.12|2000}}

| Writer = [[Lennon/McCartney]] ...|Paul. He must have had an argument with Jane Asher.|quotewidth=500px|John Lennon, ''The Playboy Interviews'', p.165|1980}}

| Writer = [[Lennon/McCartney]] ...nd we would do a certain style of thing for this and the other thing.|John Lennon, ''Rolling Stone'' Interview, RS74|21 Jan 1971}}

| Writer = [[Lennon/McCartney]] #"[[Don't Pass Me By]]"

| Writer = [[Lennon/McCartney]] #"[[Don't Pass Me By]]"

| Writer = [[Lennon/McCartney]] #"[[Don't Pass Me By]]"

...Beatles fans as a limited-edition high-quality gicl&eacute;e print signed by Charlie. ...ng interview, Charlie digs deep to recall those magical early days of John Lennon, the Quarrymen and Liverpool of the late '50s / early '60s, revealing new d

| Writer = [[Lennon/McCartney]] Written by John Lennon, and credited to Lennon–McCartney, it is the third song of the album's B-side medley. The song was recorded w