THE BEATLES 1963 1ST CANADIAN PRESS 45 LOVE ME DO / P.S. I LOVE YOU. VARIATION.
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LISTING MY BEATLES COLLECTION, FIRST UP IS THIS IST ISSUE OF CAPITOL 72076.
Rare first 45 rpm pressing released on Feb. 4, 1963 in Canada on Capitol 72076, was the first record issued in all of North America credited to The Beatles on Capitol Records, featured Ringo Starr on drums and was dubbed from the original UK single (Parlophone R4949).
Matrix number 7XCE 17144-3 and 7XCE 17145-2.
Third stamper on A side and second stamper on B side (-2). name written on top of A side label, Ringware B side.
-Love Me Do was the first song ever written by Paul McCartney and occurred sometime during 1957 or 1958 when he was just 15 or 16 years old and was later credited to Lennon-McCartney.
-Personnel:
-Paul McCartney-vocals, bass
-John Lennon-vocals, harmonica
-George Harrison-acoustic rhythm guitar
-Ringo Starr-drums
-Side two: P.S. I Love You
-This version also recorded on Sept. 11, 1962 at EMI's Abbey Road Studios, London, England. On this version Andy White plays drums and Ringo Starr plays maracas.
-Written by Paul McCartney during the spring of 1962 while Paul McCartney was in Hamburg, Germany with George Harrison, Pete Best and John Lennon.
-Personnel:
-Paul McCartney-vocals, bass
-John Lennon-acoustic rhythm guitar, backing vocals
-George Harrison-acoustic guitar, tremolo lead guitar, backing vocals
-Ringo Starr-maracas
-Andy White-drums
-George Martin-piano
-Norman Smith-cowbell
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