Various "The Songs Lennon and McCartney Gave Away" rare UK vinyl LP Beatles EMI
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Lennon and McCartney started writing songs together in the late 1950s and by 1963 were prolific composers who wrote songs for the Beatles and also for other artists.[2][3][4][5][6]There were broadly three categories of Lennon–McCartney songs that were not released by the Beatles:
Recordings by the Beatles of Lennon–McCartney songs that the group ultimately decided not to release.
Lennon–McCartney songs that the Beatles deemed unsuitable for the group at the outset and did not even attempt to record themselves.
Songs that had been intentionally written for other artists.
In the earliest days of their songwriting partnership, Lennon and McCartney expressed a desire to emulate the success of composing duos such as Goffin & King and Leiber & Stoller in having their compositions recorded by other artists, so this was an aspect of the songwriting craft that they were interested in pursuing.
With the encouragement of the Beatles' manager Brian Epstein, they supplied some of their songs deemed unsuitable for the Beatles to fellow artists, several of whom were also managed by Epstein and were friends with Lennon and McCartney. Once the Beatles' initial success in early-mid 1963 mushroomed into a phenomenon, there was great interest in songs written by the Beatles "in-house" writing duo. Artists began clamouring to secure original Lennon–McCartney songs knowing that there would automatically be media and public interest in such songs.
The quality of the songs and the subsequent commercial success of such songs added to the demand by artists for even more compositions.
Side one
No.TitleWriter(s)Artist(s)
Length1
."I'm the Greatest" (1973)John LennonRingo Starr3:232.
"One and One Is Two" (1964)Lennon–McCartneyThe Strangers with Mike Shannon2:113.
"From a Window" (1964)Lennon–McCartneyBilly J. Kramer with the Dakotas1:584.
"Nobody I Know" (1964)Lennon–McCartneyPeter and Gordon2:295.
"Like Dreamers Do" (1964)Lennon–McCartneyThe Applejacks2:316.
"I'll Keep You Satisfied" (1963)Lennon–McCartneyBilly J. Kramer with the Dakotas2:057.
"Love of the Loved" (1963)Lennon–McCartneyCilla Black2:028.
"Woman" (1966)Bernard WebbPeter and Gordon2:269."Tip of My Tongue" (1963)Lennon–McCartneyTommy Quickly2:0610.
"I'm in Love" (1963)Lennon–McCartneyThe Fourmost2:08
Side twoNo.TitleWriter(s)Artist(s)Length1.
"Hello Little Girl" (1963)Lennon–McCartneyThe Fourmost1:512.
"That Means a Lot" (1965)Lennon–McCartneyP.J. Proby2:333.
"It's for You" (1964)Lennon–McCartneyCilla Black2:214."Penina" (1969)Paul McCartneyCarlos Mendes2:365.
"Step Inside Love" (1968)Lennon–McCartneyCilla Black2:216.
"A World Without Love" (1964)Lennon–McCartneyPeter and Gordon2:387.
"Bad to Me" (1963)Lennon–McCartneyBilly J. Kramer with the Dakotas2:188.
"I Don't Want to See You Again" (1964)Lennon–McCartneyPeter and Gordon1:599.
"I'll Be on My Way" (1963)McCartney–LennonBilly J. Kramer with the Dakotas1:4010.
"Catcall" (1967)Paul McCartneyThe Chris Barber Band3:04
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