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''YMMV/PastMasters'' | ''YMMV/TheBeatlesAnthology'' | ''YMMV/TheBeatlesGetBack''-]]]]]
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''YMMV/PastMasters'' | ''YMMV/TheBeatlesAnthology'' | ''YMMV/TheBeatlesGetBack''-]]]]]
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** One of the few instances of The Beatles' version of one of their own songs being eclipsed by a cover: "I Wanna Be Your Man". They gave it to Music/TheRollingStones, whose recording was already a hit by the time ''With The Beatles'' appeared. The Beatles pretty much conceded that contest from the outset - their version was sung by Ringo.
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** One of the few instances of The Beatles' version of one of their own songs being eclipsed by a cover: "I Wanna Be Your Man". They gave it to Music/TheRollingStones, Music/{{The Rolling Stones|Band}}, whose recording was already a hit by the time ''With The Beatles'' appeared. The Beatles pretty much conceded that contest from the outset - their version was sung by Ringo.
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* SophomoreSlump: Interestingly, the original liner notes have the band's PR guy Tony Barrow not only openly admit that the album is a blatant attempt to recreate the formula of ''Music/PleasePleaseMe'', he uses it as a selling point. Then again, when the band in question is ''Music/TheBeatles''...
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* SophomoreSlump: Interestingly, the original liner notes have the band's PR guy Tony Barrow not only openly admit that the album is a blatant attempt to recreate the formula of ''Music/PleasePleaseMe'', he uses it as a selling point. Then again, when the band in question is ''Music/TheBeatles''...''Music/TheBeatles''...
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** "Devil in Her Heart" may be the single most obscure CoverVersion they ever did. The Donays (a GirlGroup from Detroit) released "Devil in His Heart" on a tiny local label in 1961 and apparently [[OneBookAuthor never recorded anything else]], so by default the Beatle version is better known.
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** "Devil in Her Heart" may be the single most obscure CoverVersion they ever did. The Donays (a GirlGroup from Detroit) released "Devil in His Heart" on a tiny local label in 1961 1961, as the BSide of the single (the A-Side, "Bad Boy", was a "Please Mr. Postman" soundalike) and apparently [[OneBookAuthor never recorded anything else]], so by default the Beatle version is better known.
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* MemeticMutation: While not ''as'' frequently used as the covers for, say, ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'' or ''Music/AbbeyRoad'', the album art for ''With the Beatles'' is a common source of parodies in popular media (US-based parodies often append a riff on the ''Meet the Beatles!'' title used on Creator/CapitolRecords' American release of ''Music/PleasePleaseMe'', though the cover ''image'', like that of ''Meet the Beatles!'', comes from ''With'').
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* MemeticMutation: While not ''as'' frequently used as the covers for, say, ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'' or ''Music/AbbeyRoad'', the album art for ''With the Beatles'' is a common source of parodies in popular media (US-based parodies often append a riff on the ''Meet the Beatles!'' title used on Creator/CapitolRecords' American release of ''Music/PleasePleaseMe'', though for the cover ''image'', like that of ''Meet Creator/CapitolRecords equivalent, which used the Beatles!'', comes from ''With'').same photo).
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** The Beatles' version of "Money (That's What I Want)" is probably the earliest version most people know, although it had been recorded by Barrett Strong a couple of years earlier and it was already a standard song in the "beat" repertoire.
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** The Beatles' version of Barrett Strong's "Money (That's What I Want)" is probably was Creator/{{Motown}}'s first hit single in 1960, getting up to #23 on the earliest version most people know, although it ''Billboard'' chart in America, and had been recorded by Barrett Strong a couple of years earlier and it was already traveled over to England as a standard song in the "beat" repertoire.repertoire, but the raw Beatles version is now the most famous rendition.
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* MemeticMutation: While not ''as'' frequently used as, say, ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'', the album art for ''With the Beatles'' is a common source of parodies in popular media (US-based parodies often append a riff on the ''Meet the Beatles!'' title used on Creator/CapitolRecords' American release of ''Music/PleasePleaseMe'', though the cover ''image'', like that of ''Meet the Beatles!'', comes from ''With'').
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* MemeticMutation: While not ''as'' frequently used as, as the covers for, say, ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'', ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'' or ''Music/AbbeyRoad'', the album art for ''With the Beatles'' is a common source of parodies in popular media (US-based parodies often append a riff on the ''Meet the Beatles!'' title used on Creator/CapitolRecords' American release of ''Music/PleasePleaseMe'', though the cover ''image'', like that of ''Meet the Beatles!'', comes from ''With'').
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* MemeticMutation: While not ''as'' frequently used as, say, ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'', the album art for ''With the Beatles'' is a common source of parodies in popular media (US-based parodies often append a riff on the ''Meet the Beatles!'' title used on Creator/CaptiolRecords' American release of ''Music/PleasePleaseMe'', though the cover ''image'', like that of ''Meet the Beatles!'', comes from ''With'').
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* MemeticMutation: While not ''as'' frequently used as, say, ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'', the album art for ''With the Beatles'' is a common source of parodies in popular media (US-based parodies often append a riff on the ''Meet the Beatles!'' title used on Creator/CaptiolRecords' Creator/CapitolRecords' American release of ''Music/PleasePleaseMe'', though the cover ''image'', like that of ''Meet the Beatles!'', comes from ''With'').
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* MemeticMutation: While not ''as'' frequently used as, say, ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'', the album art for ''With the Beatles'' is a common source of parodies in popular media (US-based parodies often append a riff on the ''Meet the Beatles!'' title used on Creator/CaptiolRecords' American release of ''Music/PleasePleaseMe'', though the cover ''image'', like that of ''Meet the Beatles!'', comes from ''With'').
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** "Devil in Her Heart" may be the single most obscure CoverVersion they ever did. The Donays (a GirlGroup from Detroit) released "Devil in His Heart" on a tiny local label in 1961 and apparently [[OneBookAuthor never recorded anything else]], so by default the Beatle version is better known.
*EvenBetterSequelEvenBetterSequel: Unlike ''Please Please Me'', they actually had more than a few hours of studio time to perfect the music.
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* GrowingTheBeard: This is generally regarded as the Beatles' first great album.
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** One of the few instances of The Beatles' version of one of their own songs being eclipsed by a cover: "I Wanna Be Your Man". They gave it to Music/TheRollingStones, whose recording was already a hit by the time ''With The Beatles'' appeared. The Beatles pretty much conceded that contest from the outset - their version was sung by Ringo.
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** One of the few instances of The Beatles' version of one of their own songs being eclipsed by a cover: "I Wanna Be Your Man". They gave it to Music/TheRollingStones, whose recording was already a hit by the time ''With The Beatles'' appeared. The Beatles pretty much conceded that contest from the outset - their version was sung by Ringo.Ringo.
* EvenBetterSequel
* SophomoreSlump: Interestingly, the original liner notes have the band's PR guy Tony Barrow not only openly admit that the album is a blatant attempt to recreate the formula of ''Music/PleasePleaseMe'', he uses it as a selling point. Then again, when the band in question is ''Music/TheBeatles''...
* EvenBetterSequel
* SophomoreSlump: Interestingly, the original liner notes have the band's PR guy Tony Barrow not only openly admit that the album is a blatant attempt to recreate the formula of ''Music/PleasePleaseMe'', he uses it as a selling point. Then again, when the band in question is ''Music/TheBeatles''...
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** The Beatles' version of "Money (That's What I Want)" is probably the earliest version most people know, although it had been recorded by Barrett Strong a couple of years earlier and it was already a standard song in the "beat" repertoire.
** One of the few instances of The Beatles' version of one of their own songs being eclipsed by a cover: "I Wanna Be Your Man". They gave it to Music/TheRollingStones, whose recording was already a hit by the time ''With The Beatles'' appeared. The Beatles pretty much conceded that contest from the outset - their version was sung by Ringo.
** The Beatles' version of "Money (That's What I Want)" is probably the earliest version most people know, although it had been recorded by Barrett Strong a couple of years earlier and it was already a standard song in the "beat" repertoire.
** One of the few instances of The Beatles' version of one of their own songs being eclipsed by a cover: "I Wanna Be Your Man". They gave it to Music/TheRollingStones, whose recording was already a hit by the time ''With The Beatles'' appeared. The Beatles pretty much conceded that contest from the outset - their version was sung by Ringo.
