The Beatles' American EPs (Extended Plays) were mainly released by two labels, Vee-Jay Records and Capitol Records. Vee-Jay, the first label to release Beatles recordings in the US, released an EP called "Souvenir of Their Visit to America" in 1964. This was released to commemorate The Beatles' arrival in the US. Capitol Records, as the official label, released two EPs in 1964-1965. These EPs mainly featured songs from existing albums, re-edited for the US market. However, due to limited demand for EPs in the US, Capitol Records stopped releasing EPs early. Capitol also released jukebox EPs, interview records, etc. |
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33 Compact Series for Jukeboxes | |||
| 1964 | 1965 | 1964 | ||
| Four By The Beatles | 4 By The Beatles | Meet The Beatles | The Beatles' Second Album | Something New |
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| (EAP-1-2121) | (R-5365) | (SXA-2047) | (SXA-2080) | (SXA-2108) |
| Open-End
Interview for Radio |
Souvenir Record | Apple Label |
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| 1964 | 1965 | 1995 | ||
| The Beatles Open-End Interview | The
Beatles' Second Album |
Jacksonville
Plant Opening Commemoration |
The Beatles Baby It's You (Live at the BBC) | |
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| (PRO-2548 / 2549) | (EAP-1-2121) | (SPRO-2905 / 2906) | Apple 58348 | |
Non Capitol Label
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| Vee-Jay Label | Polydor Label | |||
| 1964 | 1994 | |||
| Souvenir Of Their Visit To America | Promo Record
"BACK BEAT" |
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| (VJEP 1-903) | (PRO 1113-7) | |||
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