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When The Beatles arrived in America in 1964, they
became a globally popular group. Capitol Records,
an American record company under EMI, thought that
The Beatles' popularity would not last long, so
they released as many records as possible while
they were still active. As a result, a huge number
of records were produced in America, including
original compilations.
Not only Capitol, but other record companies also
released records related to The Beatles, and it
became a social phenomenon when The Beatles
dominated the charts.
This page introduces American singles, EPs, LPs,
flexi discs, etc. For each item, I have collected
as many variations as possible from each era and
arranged them in order of release. Jackets,
records, sleeves, lyric sheets, etc. are
introduced in the combinations released at the
time, to the extent possible.
I hope that this will be helpful for your
collection.
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