EPs
Twist And Shout
12 July 1963
Parlophone GEP 8882
12 July 1963
Parlophone GEP 8882
The Beatles' Hits
6 September 1963
Parlophone GEP 8880
6 September 1963
Parlophone GEP 8880
The Beatles No 1
1 November 1963
Parlophone GEP 8883
1 November 1963
Parlophone GEP 8883
All My Loving
7 February 1964
Parlophone GEP 8891
7 February 1964
Parlophone GEP 8891
Long Tall Sally
19 June 1964
Parlophone GEP 8913
19 June 1964
Parlophone GEP 8913
Extracts From The Film A Hard Day's Night
4 November 1964
Parlophone GEP 8920
4 November 1964
Parlophone GEP 8920
Extracts From The Album A Hard Day's Night
6 November 1964
Parlophone GEP 8924
6 November 1964
Parlophone GEP 8924
Beatles For Sale
6 April 1965
Parlophone GEP 8931
6 April 1965
Parlophone GEP 8931
Beatles For Sale No 2
4 June 1965
Parlophone GEP 8938
4 June 1965
Parlophone GEP 8938
The Beatles' Million Sellers
6 December 1965
Parlophone GEP 8946
6 December 1965
Parlophone GEP 8946
Yesterday
4 March 1966
Parlophone GEP 8948
4 March 1966
Parlophone GEP 8948
Nowhere Man
8 July 1966
Parlophone GEP 8952
8 July 1966
Parlophone GEP 8952
Magical Mystery Tour
8 December 1967
Parlophone MMT-1 (mono)
Parlophone SMMT-1 (stereo)
8 December 1967
Parlophone MMT-1 (mono)
Parlophone SMMT-1 (stereo)
Magical Mystery Tour
Your Mother Should Know
I Am The Walrus
The Fool On The Hill
Flying
Blue Jay Way
Your Mother Should Know
I Am The Walrus
The Fool On The Hill
Flying
Blue Jay Way
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it seems you have Mystery Tour out of order in this chonological listing... when you click the album it shows a much earlier original release date than 1976...
MMT was released as a double-EP set in the UK in December 1967 (and is shown in the EP section of this discography), and with extra tracks as a full LP in the US and elsewhere. The album was imported to the UK but wasn't officially released there until 1976.
I always got the impression that I have an original UK-single of Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, coupled with While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Was that single not released in the UK? And also, wasn't Back in the USSR not released as a single in the UK?
"Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" coupled with "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" has been released in Germany on Apple/Odeon O 24 004 as well as in Japan. "Back in the USSR" coupled with "Don't Pass Me By" has been released in Scandinavia (I'm not sure whether it has been Sweden and/or Norway) on Apple SD 6061. "Back in the USSR" coupled with "Twist And Shout" has been released in the US. As far as I know neither of both singles have been officially released in the UK.
Is there any reason why you haven't listed Rock 'n' Roll Music, the compilation vinyl double album released in June 1976 on Parlophone (PCSP 719). It was an official album, much like Beatles Oldies, which you have listed.
Yes. Generally I only include core albums, or compilations which included previously unreleased songs (Oldies had Bad Boy on it). I would like to expand these discographies to include every release in every country, but it'd probably be an endless job. There have been so many official or unofficial compilations over the years that I had to draw the line somewhere.
Well, fwiw, "Rock 'n Roll Music" was notable for featuring the first appearance of "I'm Down" on a North American LP. (Plus "Got To Get You Into My Life" was taken from the album and released as a single that summer, becoming a big hit and consequently giving my 8-year old self my first exposure to the song!) Still, I agree it's not feasible to include every non-UK compilation.
But, hey: I'm just now noticing that you haven't included the UK "Rarities" up there! Shouldn't that be added?