Picked up REVOLVER remastered..... (page 3)

leavingwt

Jimmy:

Below are the descriptions for what you saw. The horror.

-LWT

Hey Jude

Apple SW 385 - February 23, 1970
Parlophone PCS 7184 - May 11, 1979
Capitol C1-90442 - July 28, 1988

Side 1
Can't Buy Me Love
I Should Have Known Better
Paperback Writer
Rain
Lady Madonna
Revolution

Side 2
Hey Jude
Old Brown Shoe
Don't Let Me Down
The Ballad Of John and Yoko

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The Beatles - 20 Greatest Hits

Capitol SV 12245 - October 15, 1982

Side 1
She Loves You
Love Me Do
I Want To Hold Your Hand
Can't Buy Me Love
A Hard Day's Night
I Feel Fine
Eight Days A Week
Ticket To Ride
Help!
Yesterday
We Can Work It Out

Side 2
Paperback Writer
Penny Lane
All You Need Is Love
Hello Goodbye
Hey Jude (short version)
Get Back
Come Together
Let It Be
The Long And Winding Road

leavingwt

Beatles Singles and EP Discography

http://www.beatlesagain.com/bt45s.html

Beatles LP and CD Discography

http://www.beatlesagain.com/btlps.html

Leaving WT, I had assumed that what ended up on the 2 Past Masters collections were singles the Beatles released that were never on official albums. I also assumed the Past Masters as such were never on vinyl but only on CD. Can you verify?

JimmyPage

Good Lord. After looking at the links you provided it's as messy as the Elvis catalogue. Somebody always looking for new ways to cash in, I guess.

leavingwt

Well, please ignore the entirity of what has been released, and focus on the canon. Then it becomes (almost) simple.

The best description of the Past Masters collection is this: All singles, A sides and B sides, and a few more odd tracks. (The liner notes provide details on the odd tracks, such as the 'wildlife' version of Across the Universe.)

You are correct, that none of the singles were on the albums. (It would require quite a paragraph or two to explain this in detail, debunking what would appear to be contradictions to this statement. Just "trust me".)

lepermessiah

If anyone is interested, check out this site:

octaner.blogspot.com/.../revolver-sessions-disc-1-granny-smith.html

This fellow has the famous "revolver sessions" recordings that have floated around as bootlegs. This expands on what was heard in the Beatles Anthology. Its a great listen - to see how these songs all developed and how they became brilliant at using the studio technology.

Picked up REVOLVER remastered.....

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