Album Info
| Artist: | The Beatles |
| Album: | Beatles For Sale |
| Gatefold: | Yes |
| Released: | UK & Europe, 12 Nov 2012 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | No Reply | |
| Backing Vocals - George, Paul | ||
| Lead Vocals - John | ||
| Written-By - Lennon-McCartney | ||
| A2 | I'm A Loser | |
| Backing Vocals - John, Paul | ||
| Lead Vocals - John | ||
| Written-By - Lennon-McCartney | ||
| A3 | Baby's In Black | |
| Lead Vocals - John, Paul | ||
| Written-By - Lennon-McCartney | ||
| A4 | Rock And Roll Music | |
| Lead Vocals - John | ||
| Piano - George Martin, John Lennon, Paul McCartney | ||
| Written-By - Berry | ||
| A5 | I'll Follow The Sun | |
| Lead Vocals - Paul | ||
| Written-By - Lennon-McCartney | ||
| A6 | Mr. Moonlight | |
| Drum [African] - George Harrison | ||
| Lead Vocals - John | ||
| Organ [Hammond] - Paul McCartney | ||
| Written-By - Johnson | ||
| A7 | Kansas City/Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey! | |
| Lead Vocals - Paul | ||
| Written-By - Leiber-Stoller, Penniman | ||
| B1 | Eight Days A Week | |
| Backing Vocals - George | ||
| Lead Vocals - John, Paul | ||
| Written-By - Lennon-McCartney | ||
| B2 | Words Of Love | |
| Lead Vocals - John, Paul | ||
| Other [Packing Case] - Ringo Starr | ||
| Written-By - Holly | ||
| B3 | Honey Don't | |
| Lead Vocals - Ringo | ||
| Written-By - Perkins | ||
| B4 | Every Little Thing | |
| Lead Vocals - John, Paul | ||
| Timpani - Ringo Starr | ||
| Written-By - Lennon-McCartney | ||
| B5 | I Don't Want To Spoil The Party | |
| Lead Vocals - John, Paul | ||
| Written-By - Lennon-McCartney | ||
| B6 | What You're Doing | |
| Lead Vocals - Paul | ||
| Written-By - Lennon-McCartney | ||
| B7 | Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby | |
| Lead Vocals - George | ||
| Written-By - Perkins |
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Description
LP - 180g Black Vinyl housed in a Gatefold Sleeve with replicated artwork. This album has been prepared using the 2009 digital remasters which had been created from the original stereo analogue master tapes.
Returned to their original glory, overseen by Rick Rubin. Documented by a slightly dishevelled, autumnal Beatles on the cover 'Beatles For Sale' features a slightly moodier side of the group, albeit a side which would inspire legions of pissed-off garage-bound kids around the globe. 'I'm a Loser,' Baby's in Black' plus the mega hit 'Eight Days a Week'.. Though at this point which Lennon-McCartney composition can't be described as a hit?
