The problem was that until October 1964, Veejay owned the rights to the songs included on Introducing The Beatles (i.e., 12 of the 14 tracks on Please Please Me). The intention was that Capitol issue the same LPs in the US and Canada, as the eventually did. I ignore how much from these is imported from the UK EPs. What particularly impressed me about this album is the quality of the liner notes (technical, historic details). Love the sound though - no other mono copy to compare it too. I got my NM one a couple of years ago in a thrift shop! I inquired about its value to a trustworthy shop owner whom I ususally sell stuff to and he told me he wouldn't give me much for it, meaning they are so common. Yes T&S is quite common here, even the old mono one.
THE BEATLES TWIST AND SHOUT PLUS
'Twist and Shout' contains 'She Loves You' plus all the other hits of The Beatles. Capitol's release of the album 'Beatlemania With The Beatles' was an instant success as the group's great new sound won the hearts of teenagers on this side of the water. Record buyers liked the Beatles sound on their next disc 'From Me To You' and Canadian-Capitol felt it would only be a matter of time before Canadian teenagers really swung the Beatles way - and the release of 'She Loves You' in this country was the record to do it! >Beatlemania< spread fast as 'She Loves You' became a chart topper and Canadian best seller. Radio stations took little notice of this debut disc, but Capitol's release of 'Please Please Me' received a great deal of air play. picked up the Beatles recordings early in 1963, and released 'Love Me Do'. What particularly impressed me about this album is the quality of the liner notes for its day (technical, historic details). Love the sound though - no other mono version to compare it too. I got my own NM copy a couple of years ago in a thrift shop! I inquired about its value to a trustworthy shop owner whom I ususally sell stuff to and he told me he wouldn't give me much for it, meaning they are so common. " Twist and Shout" ( Phil Medley, Bert Russell)Ĭlick to expand.Yes T&S is quite common here, even the old mono one." A Taste of Honey" ( Ric Marlow, Bobby Scott)." Baby It's You" ( Burt Bacharach, Hal David, Barney Williams)." Anna (Go to Him)" ( Arthur Alexander).IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE A SOURCE OF OUTSTANDING SOUND REPRODUCTION, PROVIDING THE FINEST MONOPHONIC PERFORMANCE FROM ANY PHONOGRAPH) Album back has boxed statement (THIS MONOPHONIC MICROGROOVE RECORDING IS PLAYABLE ON MONOPHONIC AND STEREO PHONOGRAPHS.Twist and Shout was manufactured in Canada, using the RAINBOW Label.
It consists of songs mostly drawn from Please Please Me, their first LP released in the United Kingdom. Twist and Shout was The Beatles' second album released in Canada in mono by Capitol Records. Years ago I bought this vinyl LP and it is in superb condition!
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