Mono, ends at first fadeout without Ringo Starr's "blisters" outburst (first pressings erroneously attribute the statement to John Lennon in the albums liner notes) available on The Beatles in Mono.Stereo, new version compiled from the German true stereo version with the US promotional mono version's extra piccolo trumpet solo added onto the ending not available on CD.Stereo, new mix compiled from US single and UK album mixes: six-bar intro and extra beats before the "Yellow matter custard" verse not available on CD.Stereo, final UK Revolver mix (an early mix was released in the US).Mono, with different vocals than the stereo LP available on The Beatles in Mono.Stereo, alternate version with six-bar ending originally issued in Germany not available on CD.Stereo, previously released only as a mono single in the US on Swan Records now available on Past Masters.The Beatles available on Please Please Me Stereo, previously issued on Vee Jay LP Introducing.Stereo, previously issued on Vee-Jay LP Introducing.Mono, original UK single on Parlophone 45-R4949 with Ringo Starr on drums and no tambourine now available on Past Masters.Track listing Īll songs written by Lennon–McCartney except where noted. When the album was released Paul McCartney said it was "quite good". The Rarities album has not been released on compact disc, though all but three of the tracks are now available on other Beatles CDs, especially the Beatles' 2009 mono and stereo box sets. Though the Capitol Rarities album was geared toward the American market, it was also issued in several other countries, including Australia, Canada, France, Japan and New Zealand. They include tracks not previously issued on a Capitol or Apple LP and alternative versions of several well-known songs which were also not readily available in the US The gatefold of the album cover features the original controversial "butcher" cover photo of the Yesterday.and Today album. As a result, Capitol assembled an album of Beatles tracks which were considered rare in America. Most of the tracks on The Beatles Collection album called Rarities were already available on American Beatles LPs. The album was inspired by an earlier compilation of the same name which was released as part of The Beatles Collection box set. Rarities is a compilation album released by Capitol Records featuring a selection of songs by The Beatles.
1962–1970 at EMI Studios, London, Pathé Marconi Studio, Paris EMI Studios, Bombay
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