Covers all of the Beatles singles, albums and extended play discs issued in the U.K. from 1962 through 1970. The book details how all of the recordings released by the group during that time were written, recorded and marketed in the U.K. — presented in the same style as Spizer’s previous critically-acclaimed books on the Beatles American record releases. In addition to discs with Parlophone labels, the book covers the Apple singles and albums manufactured and distributed by EMI, as well as the Fan Club Christmas discs and the Polydor releases of the group’s Hamburg recordings.
The Beatles Are Coming!
The most thorough and accurate book on how Beatlemania evolved in America. Covers the Beatles first visit to the United States and the events leading up to their arrival on February 7, 1964.
The Beatles Solo on Apple Records
This followup to The Beatles on Apple Records chronicles the solo releases by John, Paul, George and Ringo issued from 1968-1975.
Capitol Albums V. 1 CD Booklet
This 12-page CD booklet serves as a companion piece to the official booklet contained in “The Capitol Albums Volume 1.”
Slipcase for Swan Song and Vee-Jay books
Special 2-book SLIPCASE designed to house The Beatles Swan Song and the Beatles Records on Vee-Jay.
Price Guide for the Beatles American Records
An exciting new publication with thousands of new listings.
The Beatles Swan Song
The first book to accurately tell the stories behind the Beatles discs released by Swan, United Artists, Decca, MGM, Atco and Polydor.
The Beatles on Apple Records
This book covers the records issued on the Apple label in America from 1968 through 1970, as well as the Red and Blue hits collections from 1973 and the triumphant return of Apple in the nineties.
The Beatles’ Story on Capitol Records
The real story behind the Capitol albums Meet The Beatles! through Magical Mystery Tour, with explanations of why the Capitol albums were different than those issued by Parlophone in England.
The Beatles Records on Vee-Jay
The fascinating story of the Beatles in America on Vee-Jay Records before they were picked up by Capitol Records.
