
The Beatles - The Beatles feat. Tony Sheridan
| A1 | Ain't She Sweet Vocals – John Lennon Written By – Ager—Yellen Written-By – Yellen*, Ager* | |
| A2 | Cry For A Shadow Written By – Harrison—Lennon Written-By – Harrison*, Lennon* | |
| A3 | Let's Dance Written-By – Lee* | |
| A4 | My Bonnie Arranged By – Sheridan* Vocals – Tony Sheridan | |
| A5 | Take Out Some Insurance On Me Baby Vocals – Tony Sheridan Written By – Singleton—Hall Written-By – Singleton*, Hall* | |
| A6 | What'd I Say Written-By – Charles* | |
| B1 | Sweet Georgia Brown Vocals – Tony Sheridan Written By – Bernie—Pinkard—Casey Written-By – Bernie*, Casey*, Pinkard* | |
| B2 | The Saints Arranged By – Sheridan* Vocals – Tony Sheridan | |
| B3 | Ruby Baby Written-By – Leiber—Stoller* | |
| B4 | Why (Can't You Love Me Again) Vocals – Tony Sheridan Written By – Crompton—Sheridan Written-By – Crompton*, Sheridan* | |
| B5 | Nobody's Child Vocals – Tony Sheridan Written By – Coben—Foree Written-By – Coben*, Foree* | |
| B6 | Ya Ya |
Фірмова вінілова платівка (VINYL)
The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan is a compilation album released in 1964, showcasing the early collaboration between The Beatles and British singer Tony Sheridan. Recorded in Hamburg in 1961, the album includes tracks like "My Bonnie" and "Cry for a Shadow," highlighting the band's raw sound before their global fame. This collection played a crucial role in introducing The Beatles to a wider audience, particularly in Germany, and helped establish their reputation as a live act. Although it was not a major commercial success, it is significant in documenting the band's formative years and their evolution into one of the most influential groups in music history. The album stands as a nostalgic reminder of the early days that shaped their iconic sound.
| Виконавець | The Beatles, Tony Sheridan |
| Стан | VG+ Very Good+ |
| Видавництво | Contour |
| Стиль | Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues |
| Жанр | Rock |
| Упаковка | Конверт |
| Рік | 1976 |
| GTIN | CN 2007 |
| Кількість носіїв | 1 платівка |



















































