PARLOPHONE-EMI 8X2-PCSP 719
| PROGRAMME 1 | PROGRAMME 3 |
| Twist And Shout | Roll Over Beethoven |
| I Saw Her Standing There | Any Time At All |
| You Can't Do That | Drive My Car |
| I Wanna Be Your Man | Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby |
| I Call Your Name | I'm Down |
| Boys | Revolution |
| Long Tall Sally | Back In The U.S.S.R. |
| Matchbox | |
| PROGRAMME 2 | PROGRAMME 4 |
| Rock And Roll Music | Helter Skelter |
| Slow Down | Taxman |
| Kansas City | Got To Get You Into My Life |
| Money (That's What I Want) | Hey Bulldog |
| Bad Boy | Birthday |
| Dizzy Miss Lizzy | Get Back |
| The Night Before | |
Released just after the Beatles contract with EMI expired, Rock N' Roll Music was a rehash of the band's heavier, guitar-driven tracks on one double LP set remixed by George Martin. It was widely seen as a disappointment, as many fans were awaiting the release of previously unavailable material rather than repackaged old tracks. Actually, it was somewhat new because the tracks were remixed by George Martin, and the stereo was reversed - except for "I Call Your Name" which was issued in a new mix. It marked the first U.S. release of Lennon's "I'm Down". However, John hated the cover art so much that he offered a drawing to be used instead, but was turned down, and Capitol went with the Ignacio Gomez and Roy Kohara artwork anyway.
© 1998 MELGAR PRODUCTIONS.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
©1998 Jordi and Amparo. ©2000 Jordi, Amparo and Jordi Jr. ©2002 Jordi, Amparo, Jordi Jr and Marian.
