Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Ain't She Sweet
2. Cry For A Shadow
3. Let's Dance
4. My Bonnie
5. If You Love Me, Baby (Take Out Some Insurance On Me, Baby)
6. What'd I Say
7. Sweet Georgia Brown
8. The Saints
9. Ruby Baby
10. Why (Can't You Love Me Again)
11. Nobody's Child
12. Ya Ya
13. My Bonnie (German Intro) (Bonus Track)
14. My Bonnie (English Intro) (Bonus Track)

Disc 2:

1. Ain't She Sweet (Mono)
2. Cry For A Shadow (Mono)
3. Let's Dance (Mono)
4. My Bonnie (Mono)
5. If You Love Me, Baby (Take Out Some Insurance On Me, Baby) (Mono)
6. What'd I Say (Mono)
7. Sweet Georgia Brown (Mono)
8. The Saints (Mono)
9. Ruby Baby (Mono)
10. Why (Can't You Love Me Again) (Mono)
11. Nobody's Child (Mono)
12. Ya Ya (Mono)
13. My Bonnie (German Intro) (Bonus Track)
14. My Bonnie (English Version) (Bonus Track)
15. Let's Twist Again (Tony Sheridan) (Bonus Track)
16. Top Ten Twist (Tony Sheridan) (Bonus Track)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #46880 in Music
• Released on: 2005-01-25
• Number of discs: 2
• Formats: Deluxe Edition, Limited Edition, Best of
• Dimensions: .37 pounds

Album Description
In the deluxe-edition of the LP 'The Beatles' First' released in Germany in 1964, this very exciting period is extensively documented. There's not only music, but a 28-page booklet based on facts, which shed some light on what really happened. In addition to the newly remastered tracks of the original release, CD 1 includes two variations of the first Beatles single 'My Bonnie' as bonus tracks. CD 2 is comprised of original recordings in mono, including both versions of 'My Bonnie' as well as two other Tony Sheridan recordings form his Beatles' phase. Universal. 2004.

Album Details
Digitally Remastered Edition of the First Recordings of the Beatle Boys Made in Hamburg and Released in Germany in 1964. This Very Exciting Period is Extensively Documented. There's Not Only Music, but a 28-page Booklet Based on Facts, which Shed Some Light on What Really Happened. CD One Includes Two Variations of the First Beatles Single "my Bonnie" as Bonus Tracks - the Cover of which was Designed by Tony Sheridan, Because Bert Kaempfert Saw Great Potential in Him. In the First British Pressing, the Album was Titled "Tony Sheridan and the Beatles" the First Release Ever with the Band's Real Name. In the Booklet, the Rolling Stone Editor Joachim Hentschel Unfolds the Beatles' Hamburg Phase in an Enthralling Way and Tells the Story of How the Four Youths from Liverpool Came to Be the Greatest Pop Band in Music History.