Comments for Beatles, The, With The Beatles

A rockin' follow-up to "Please Please Me", although not nearly as memorable. The highlight is a killer cover of Chuck Berry's "Money".

This a good follow up of "please please me", but one of the waakest albums. Great first composition by George, I guess my favorite is indeed George's "Don't bother me" followed by "All my loving". ps. Great voice of Paul's in "Till there was you".

what a stupid album!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This was the legendary album that was recorded in less than 24 hours, and not a stinker on it. Today's artists could learn a lesson from their productivity. Too much technology today. What a debut album from probably the greatest recording artists of the 20th century. p.s. This record has a very (bright) sound.

SHOULD HAVE HAD SHE LOVES YOU ON IT

I JUST GOT THIS ALBUM AND MIGHT I SAY THIS IT RULES! JOHN ON PLEASE MR. POSTMAN PAUL ON ALL MY LOVING GEORGE ON DONT BOTHER ME AND RINGO ON I WANA BE YOUR MAN

jeejee beatles is best!!!!!!!

this album along with the rest sucks!!!!!!!!!!

dear abby's gonna kick your ass.

Better than Meet The Beatles, but a far cry from Hard Days Night. The best are It Won't Be Long, Not A Second Time, and John's cover of You've Really Got A Hold On Me. All My Loving was one of the best songs Paul ever wrote. Don't Bother Me is a good early effort from George.

I'll come back to this page next year before I graduate. In April 1998, perhaps. I'm not gone for good just for a while.

bYE JImMy.

The Beatles` follow-on to their first album, recorded intwo-track mono. Features some of the covers they did intheir early years, as well as new Lennon-McCartneyoriginals. With The Beatles was released in England justa few months before the Beatles` appearance on The EdSullivan Show in the US.