First released: 1965, June 14

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1. Kansas City / Hey Hey Hey Hey! (2:33)
   Recorded: October 18, 1964 at Abbey Road, London, England
   John Lennon - rhythm guitar, background vocal
   Paul McCartney - lead vocal, bass guitar
   George Harrison - lead guitar, background vocal
   Ringo Starr - drums
   George Martin - piano
2. Eight Days a Week (2:46)
   Recorded: October 6, 1964 at Abbey Road, London, England with an outro edit piece recorded October 18, 1964
   John Lennon - lead vocal, rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar
   Paul McCartney - bass guitar, harmony vocal
   George Harrison - lead guitar
   Ringo Starr - drums
3. You Like Me Too Much (2:38)
   Recorded: February 17, 1965 at Abbey Road, London, England
   John Lennon - acoustic guitar, electric piano
   Paul McCartney - Steinway piano, bass guitar, harmony vocal
   George Harrison - lead vocal, lead guitar
   Ringo Starr - drums, tambourine
   George Martin - Steinway piano (played with McCartney)
4. Bad Boy (2:21)
   Recorded: May 10, 1965 at Abbey Road, London, England
   John Lennon - lead vocal, rhythm guitar, Hammond organ
   Paul McCartney - bass guitar
   George Harrison - lead guitar
   Ringo Starr - drums, tambourine
5. I Don't Want to Spoil the Party (2:36)
   Recorded: September 29, 1964 at Abbey Road, London, England
   John Lennon - lead vocal, acoustic guitar
   Paul McCartney - lead vocal, bass guitar
   George Harrison - lead guitar
   Ringo Starr - drums, tambourine
6. Words of Love (2:14)
   Recorded: October 18, 1964 at Abbey Road, London, England
   John Lennon - lead vocal, rhythm guitar
   Paul McCartney - lead vocal, bass guitar
   George Harrison - lead guitar
   Ringo Starr - drums, packing case
7. What You're Doing (2:34)
   Recorded: September 29-30, 1964 but remade October 26, 1964 at Abbey Road, London, England
   John Lennon - acoustic guitar, background vocal
   Paul McCartney - lead vocal, bass guitar
   George Harrison - lead guitar
   Ringo Starr - drums
   George Martin - piano
8. Yes It is (2:42)
   Recorded: February 16, 1965 at Abbey Road, London, England
   John Lennon - lead vocal, acoustic guitar
   Paul McCartney - bass guitar, background vocal
   George Harrison - lead guitar, background vocal
   Ringo Starr - drums
9. Dizzy Miss Lizzy (2:54)
   Recorded: May 10, 1965 at Abbey Road, London, England
   John Lennon - lead vocal, Hammond organ
   Paul McCartney - bass guitar
   George Harrison - lead guitar
   Ringo Starr - drums
10. Tell Me What You See (2:40)
    Recorded: February 18, 1965 at Abbey Road, London, England
    John Lennon - lead vocal, washboard guitar
    Paul McCartney - lead vocal, bass guitar, electric piano
    George Harrison - lead guitar, tambourine
    Ringo Starr - drums, claves
11. Every Little Thing (2:05)
    Recorded: September 29-30, 1964 at Abbey Road, London, England
    John Lennon - lead vocal, acoustic guitar
    Paul McCartney - lead vocal, bass guitar, piano
    George Harrison - lead guitar
    Ringo Starr - drums, timpani

I liked this album a lot, but then again being the \\\"Beatle\\\'s Nut I was in that era, I liked them all. Does anyone know if George was playing, almost entirely, the Rickenbacker 12-String for this album?

i caught my mistake when i clicked on COVERS & ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. that shows a DIFFERENT lp .this in regard to my other post.

in regard to DAVE, 2010 feb 16. the lp i have has the SAME COVER pictured above and reads CAPITAL ST 2358. so i don't know what that is about.

To start, the album pictured above is not the Capitol version of the album but the much rarer Parlaphone (British) Lp produced for export to American army bases outside The United Statess. There are alot of great non-single songs on the Lp which will give hours of enjoyment. This Lp is no longer available as it has been deleted from EMI\'s (Capitol\'s parent company) catalogue replaced by the English equivilents.

This is part two of Beatles for Sale with some tracks from the UK Help! and two Non-UK album tracks along for the ride (including the priceless Yes It Is). All and all this is about on par with Beatles '65.

Capitol strikes again, using the remaining six tracks from Beatles for Sale, four newly recorded songs (two of them covers of Larry Williams hits), and the B-side of a single, to create another "new" Beatles album. — William Ruhlmann

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