Recording The Album. Since "Beatles VI" was a composite album created expressly for the American market, as Capitol's merchandizing vice president Brown Meggs explained in the June 5th, issue of Billboard, the recording sessions were spread over nine and a half months. September 29th, was the first session for the album, resulting in the song "I Don't Want To Spoil The Party" being.

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In Canada, the album appeared on marbled vinyl. In other countries, the picture discs were slightly different. The Beatles (white vinyl) SEBX Colored vinyl was also "in". For America, this meant red, white, and blue. This was the white one. (red vinyl) SEBX Red vinyl release of the album. (blue vinyl).

May 15,  · Bruce Springsteen claims that the first song he learned to play on guitar was “Twist And Shout.” Apparently he heard the song on the album “Introducing The Beatles.” While Springsteen may also have been familiar with the song from the Isley Brothers version, it was the Beatles that got him interested in the guitar.

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Meet The Beatles (US Stereo LP - Capitol) A reproduction on CD of the Beatles' first Capitol album. Transferred from the stereo vinyl release. Only the smallest amount of noise reduction necessary has been applied. An excellent sounding recording, from previously unplayed vinyl. Dr. Ebbetts: ST Meet The Beatles (US Mono LP - Capitol.

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Man oh paywebholachide.viepelcompsandcorrnisrerilegennorthco.infoinfo this ever get the royal treatment. The g vinyl is flawless, and the cover is just over the top. Every little detail down to the original Apple labels have been taken care of. The material is the exact same releases from both Red and Blue albums.. Both have been remastered, and remastered well/5(1).