US Release date : Jan 10, 1964

Introducing... The Beatles (1964 - Stereo)

By The Beatles • LP

Last updated on May 1, 2026

Details

US release date: Friday, January 10, 1964
Publisher: Vee Jay Records
Reference: VJLP 1062

Timeline

Concert Jan 10, 1964 • UK • London

Album Jan 10, 1964 • "Introducing... The Beatles (1964 - Mono)" by The Beatles released in the US

Album Jan 10, 1964 • "Introducing... The Beatles (1964 - Stereo)" by The Beatles released in the US

Concert Jan 11, 1964 • UK • London

Interview Jan 11, 1964 • The Beatles interview for Marilyn

Next album Jan 20, 1964 • "Meet the Beatles! (Mono)" by The Beatles released in the US

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Introducing... The Beatles (1964 - Mono)
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Track list

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Side 1

I Saw Her Standing There
Written by Lennon - McCartney
Studio version
Misery
Written by Lennon - McCartney
Studio version
Anna (go To Him)
Written by Arthur Alexander
Studio version
Chains
Written by Gerry Goffin, Carole King
Studio version
Boys
Written by Luther Dixon, Wes Farrell
Studio version
Ask Me Why
Written by Lennon - McCartney
Studio version

Side 2

Please Please Me
Written by Lennon - McCartney
Studio version
Baby It's You
Written by Burt Bacharach, Hal David, Barney Williams
Studio version
Do You Want To Know A Secret
Written by Lennon - McCartney
Studio version
A Taste Of Honey
Written by Bobby Scott, Ric Marlow
Studio version
There's A Place
Written by Lennon - McCartney
Studio version
Twist And Shout
Written by Phil Medley, Bert Russell
Studio version

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