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[[image:Nh66833.jpg|right|thumb|200px|"My Bonnie" / "The Saints", by Tony Sheridan & the Beatles, the first Beatles record to be released]]
[[Image:Georges-Jacques Danton.jpg|thumb|200px|Georges Danton.]]
'''[[The Beatles]]''' released twelve albums in seven [[years]]. Their [[discography]] is complicated because of different [[United States|U.S.]] and [[United Kingdom|UK]] releases, particularly in their early years at [[Capitol Records|Capitol]].
 
==Historical background==
'''Georges Jacques Danton''' ([[October 26]], [[1759]] – [[April 5]], [[1794]]) was a leading figure in the early stages of the [[French Revolution]].
The first four Beatles [[Gramophone record|vinyl]] albums differ based on their ___location of release. Those released in the [[United States|U.S.]] were of lower sound quality and had some of their songs omitted. Additionally, even though the first four Beatles albums were originally released as both monaural and stereo recordings in the [[United Kingdom]], stereo record players were quite rare in the UK at the time. Naturally, then, [[George Martin]] and the Beatles spent more time on the mono mixes. Many early songs were later remastered by [[Capitol Records]] for the U.S. as artificial stereo with bass on one side and treble on the other side, with lots of added echo. However, this was only done when the stereo mix of the song was not available or did not exist, as in the case of [[She Loves You]]. The Capitol release of ''[[Rubber Soul]]'', however, has gained a lot of fans in the years since the release of the British albums on CD. The additions of "I've Just Seen a Face" and "It's Only Love" from "Help!" and the omission of "Drive My Car," "Nowhere Man," "What Goes On," and "If I Needed Someone" gives the album a different, folky flavour.
 
When it came time to release the Beatles' catalogue on [[Compact disc|CD]], the decision was made to use the original British versions of the albums, since those were the "the way the Beatles originally intended them to be". The initial releases of the first four CDs were of the original mono mixes. In [[2004]], [[Capitol Records]] released the first four American albums on CD as a [[box set]] and they represent the current (as of 2006) official stereo versions<!--[[2004-11-16]]-->. No official stereo mix of the first four British albums had been released on compact disc, but there were plenty of "official looking" [[Bootleg recording|bootleg]] CDs in circulation that include the U.S. stereo mixes and even bear the "[[Apple Records|Apple]]" logo. Martin and the Beatles started to spend more time on stereo mixes by [[1965]]. However, many fans believe that the mono versions of ''Revolver'', ''Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'', and the ''White Album'' are superior to the stereo mixes.
==Biography==
Danton was born at [[Arcis-sur-Aube]] in [[France]], to a respectable though not wealthy family.
 
The sound of the digital transfers of the current discs, produced by George Martin in [[1987]] and [[1988]] using the best equipment available during the early days of the format, no longer meet standards achievable using current techniques in [[Direct Stream Digital]], [[HDCD]], and others. The sound on the remastered catalogues of [[Bob Dylan]], the [[The Beach Boys|Beach Boys]], and the [[The Rolling Stones|Rolling Stones]], among other heavyweights from the [[1960s]], have been greatly enhanced utilising technological developments that have occurred since Martin's initial digital mastering, and as of [[2007]], similar work for the Beatles is long overdue.
His scarred face was was allegedly from having been kicked in the face by a bull as a child. He was given a good education, and he was launched in the career of an advocate at the [[Paris]] bar.
 
However, many Beatles enthusiasts feel that the current EMI CD releases of the albums do not do them justice for different reasons. Since the music was mastered to be played on vinyl, the cutting and playback of which is widely believed to add 'warmth' to the recording, the current CDs are not able to compensate for the different medium. Given how important the sound quality of these albums was not only to the Beatles and George Martin, but also from a historical point of view, many purists still listen to Beatles albums only on vinyl.
Danton first appears in the Revolution as president of the [[Cordeliers]] club, whose name derived from the the old [[convent]] of the order of the Cordeliers in which it met. One of the many popular clubs or assembiles that played a large part in the early phases of the Revolution, the Cordeliers were from the first a centre for the "popular principle", that France was to be a country of its people under [[popular sovereignty]]; they were the earliest to suspect the royal court of being irreconcilably hostile to freedom; and it was they who most vehemently proclaimed the need for radical action.
 
It was reported in January and February of [[2007]] that the entire UK catalogue had been remastered, and would be re-released in the first half of the year to commemorate the 40th anniversary of ''Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band'' on [[June 1]], [[2007]]. The aforementioned album will also be released in a box set with both stereo and mono mixes, as well as possibly a 5.1 [[surround]] mix. These releases may also be offered on [[iTunes]], marking the first time the Beatles' music will be available online.<ref>[http://torontosun.com/Entertainment/Music/2007/01/17/3393906-sun.html]</ref><ref>[http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,251410,00.html]</ref>
Danton was not involved in the two early insurrections of 1789 (the [[storming of the Bastille]] and the forcible removal of the court from [[Versailles]] to the [[Tuileries]]). In spring 1790, he urged the people to prevent the arrest of [[Jean-Paul Marat]]. In the autumn he was chosen to be the commander of his district battalion of the [[National Guard (France)|National Guard]]. In the beginning of 1791 he was elected to the post of administrator of the ''[[département in France|département]]'' of Paris.
[[Image:FR-65440 statdanton01.jpg|thumb|300px|left|Statue of Danton in [[Tarbes]].]]
 
==In the UK==
In June 1791 the royal couple, [[Louis XVI of France| Louis XVI]] and [[Marie Antoinette]], made [[Flight to Varennes|a disastrous attempt to flee]] from the capital and the people. They were forced to return to the Tuileries, which from then on was effectively their prison. The popular exasperation was intense, and those leaders who favored [[constitutional monarchy]], of whom the foremost was [[Marquis de la Fayette|Lafayette]], became alarmed. The bloody dispersion of a popular gathering, known afterwards as the massacre of the [[Champ-de-Mars]] (July 1791), kindled resentment against the court and the constitutional party.
This is a listing of the official studio albums released in the [[United Kingdom|UK]] by [[the Beatles]] (not including compilations and the like).
{|
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|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:PleasePleaseMe.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
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|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Please Please Me]]'' (#1 UK) Platinum
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|[[Parlophone Records|Parlophone]] PMC 1202 (Mono)/PCS 3042 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1963-03-22]] and [[1963-04-26]] (Mono and stereo respectively)
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[I Saw Her Standing There]]"<br>"[[Misery (song)|Misery]]"<br>"[[Anna (Go to Him)]]"<br>"[[Chains (song)|Chains]]"<br>"[[Boys (Beatles song)|Boys]]"<br>"[[Ask Me Why]]"<br>"[[Please Please Me (song)|Please Please Me]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Love Me Do]]"<br>"[[P.S. I Love You (The Beatles song)|P.S. I Love You]]"<br>"[[Baby It's You]]"<br>"[[Do You Want to Know a Secret]]"<br>"[[A Taste of Honey (song)|A Taste of Honey]]"<br>"[[There's a Place]]"<br>"[[Twist and Shout]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:WiththeBeatles.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[With the Beatles]]'' (#1 UK) Gold
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Parlophone PMC 1206 (Mono)/PCS 3045 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1963-11-22]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[It Won't Be Long]]"<br>"[[All I've Got to Do]]"<br>"[[All My Loving]]"<br>"[[Don't Bother Me]]"<br>"[[Little Child]]"<br>"[[Till There Was You]]"<br>"[[Please Mr. Postman]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Roll Over Beethoven]]"<br>"[[Hold Me Tight]]"<br>"[[You Really Got a Hold on Me]]"<br>"[[I Wanna Be Your Man]]"<br>"[[Devil in Her Heart]]"<br>"[[Not a Second Time]]"<br>"[[Money (That's What I Want)]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:HardDayUK.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[A Hard Day's Night (album)|A Hard Day's Night]]'' (#1 UK) 4X Platinum
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Parlophone PMC 1230 (Mono)/PCS 3058 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1964-07-10]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[A Hard Day's Night (song)|A Hard Day's Night]]"<br>"[[I Should Have Known Better]]"<br>"[[If I Fell]]"<br>"[[I'm Happy Just to Dance with You]]"<br>"[[And I Love Her]]"<br>"[[Tell Me Why]]"<br>"[[Can't Buy Me Love]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Any Time at All]]"<br>"[[I'll Cry Instead]]"<br>"[[Things We Said Today]]"<br>"[[When I Get Home]]"<br>"[[You Can't Do That]]"<br>"[[I'll Be Back]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:Beatlesforsale.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Beatles for Sale]]'' (#1 UK) Platinum
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Parlophone PMC 1240 (Mono)/PCS 3062 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1964-12-04]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[No Reply (song)|No Reply]]"<br>"[[I'm a Loser]]"<br>"[[Baby's in Black]]"<br>"[[Rock and Roll Music]]"<br>"[[I'll Follow the Sun]]"<br>"[[Mr. Moonlight (song)|Mr. Moonlight]]"<br>"[[Kansas City (R&B song)|Kansas City]]/[[Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Eight Days a Week]]"<br>"[[Words of Love]]"<br>"[[Honey Don't]]"<br>"[[Every Little Thing (song)|Every Little Thing]]"<br>"[[I Don't Want to Spoil the Party]]"<br>"[[What You're Doing]]"<br>"[[Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:HelpUK.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Help! (album)|Help!]]'' (#1 UK) 3X Platinum
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Parlophone PMC 1255 (Mono)/PCS 3071 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1965-08-06]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[["Help!" (song)|Help!]]"<br>"[[The Night Before]]"<br>"[[You've Got to Hide Your Love Away]]"<br>"[[I Need You]]"<br>"[[Another Girl]]"<br>"[[You're Going to Lose That Girl]]"<br>"[[Ticket to Ride]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Act Naturally]]"<br>"[[It's Only Love]]"<br>"[[You Like Me Too Much]]"<br>"[[Tell Me What You See]]"<br>"[[I've Just Seen a Face]]"<br>"[[Yesterday (song)|Yesterday]]"<br>"[[Dizzy Miss Lizzy]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:RubberSoulUK.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Rubber Soul]]'' (#1 UK) 6X Platinum
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Parlophone PMC 1267 (Mono)/PCS 3075 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1965-12-03]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Drive My Car]]"<br>"[[Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)]]"<br>"[[You Won't See Me]]"<br>"[[Nowhere Man]]"<br>"[[Think for Yourself]]"<br>"[[The Word (song)|The Word]]"<br>"[[Michelle (song)|Michelle]]"
|valign="top"|"[[What Goes On (The Beatles song)|What Goes On]]"<br>"[[Girl (The Beatles song)|Girl]]"<br>"[[I'm Looking Through You]]"<br>"[[In My Life]]"<br>"[[Wait (song)|Wait]]"<br>"[[If I Needed Someone]]"<br>"[[Run for Your Life]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:Revolver.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Revolver (album)|Revolver]]'' (#1 UK) 5X Platinum
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Parlophone PMC 7009 (Mono)/PCS 7009 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1966-08-05]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Taxman]]"<br>"[[Eleanor Rigby]]"<br>"[[I'm Only Sleeping]]"<br>"[[Love You To]]"<br>"[[Here, There and Everywhere]]"<br>"[[Yellow Submarine (song)|Yellow Submarine]]"<br>"[[She Said She Said]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Good Day Sunshine]]"<br>"[[And Your Bird Can Sing]]"<br>"[[For No One]]"<br>"[[Doctor Robert]]"<br>"[[I Want to Tell You]]"<br>"[[Got to Get You Into My Life]]"<br>"[[Tomorrow Never Knows]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:Pepper's.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
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|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]]'' (#1 UK) 11X Platinum (Diamond)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Parlophone PMC 7027 (Mono)/PCS 7027 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1967-06-01]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (song)|Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]]"<br>"[[With a Little Help from My Friends]]"<br>"[[Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds]]"<br>"[[Getting Better]]"<br>"[[Fixing a Hole]]"<br>"[[She's Leaving Home]]"<br>"[[Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Within You Without You]]"<br>"[[When I'm Sixty-Four]]"<br>"[[Lovely Rita]]"<br>"[[Good Morning Good Morning]]"<br>"[[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)]]"<br>"[[A Day in the Life]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:Whitealbum.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
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|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[The Beatles (album)|The Beatles]]'' ("The White Album") (#1 UK) 19X Platinum (Diamond)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|[[Apple Records|Apple]]/Parlophone PMC 7067-7068 (Mono)/PCS 7067-7068 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1968-11-22]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|'''Side three'''
|'''Side four'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Back in the USSR|Back in the U.S.S.R.]]"<br>"[[Dear Prudence]]"<br>"[[Glass Onion]]"<br>"[[Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da]]"<br>"[[Wild Honey Pie]]"<br>"[[The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill]]"<br>"[[While My Guitar Gently Weeps]]"<br>"[[Happiness Is a Warm Gun]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Martha My Dear]]"<br>"[[I'm So Tired]]"<br>"[[Blackbird (song)|Blackbird]]"<br>"[[Piggies]]"<br>"[[Rocky Raccoon]]"<br>"[[Don't Pass Me By]]"<br>"[[Why Don't We Do It in the Road?]]"<br>"[[I Will]]"<br>"[[Julia (song)|Julia]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Birthday (song)|Birthday]]"<br>"[[Yer Blues]]"<br>"[[Mother Nature's Son]]"<br>"[[Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey]]"<br>"[[Sexy Sadie (song)|Sexy Sadie]]"<br>"[[Helter Skelter]]"<br>"[[Long, Long, Long]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Revolution 1]]"<br>"[[Honey Pie]]"<br>"[[Savoy Truffle]]"<br>"[[Cry Baby Cry]]"<br>"[[Revolution 9]]" (Instrumental)<br>"[[Good Night (song)|Good Night]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:TheBeatlesYellowSubmarinealbumcover.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Yellow Submarine (album)|Yellow Submarine]]'' (#3 UK) Platinum
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Apple/Parlophone PMC 7070 (Mono)/PCS 7070 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1969-01-17]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Yellow Submarine (song)|Yellow Submarine]]"<br>"[[Only a Northern Song]]"<br>"[[All Together Now (The Beatles song)|All Together Now]]"<br>"[[Hey Bulldog]]"<br>"[[It's All Too Much]]"<br>"[[All You Need Is Love]]"
|valign="top"|"Pepperland" (Instrumental)<br>"Sea of Time" (Instrumental)<br>"Sea of Holes" (Instrumental)<br>"Sea of Monsters" (Instrumental)<br>"March of the Meanies" (Instrumental)<br>"Pepperland Laid Waste" (Instrumental)<br>"Yellow Submarine in Pepperland" (Instrumental)
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:Beatles_-_Abbey_Road.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Abbey Road (album)|Abbey Road]]'' (#1 UK) 12X Platinum (Diamond)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Apple/Parlophone PCS 7088 Albums in stereo only from this point on.
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1969-09-26]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Come Together]]"<br>"[[Something]]"<br>"[[Maxwell's Silver Hammer]]"<br>"[[Oh! Darling]]"<br>"[[Octopus's Garden]]"<br>"[[I Want You (She's So Heavy)]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Here Comes the Sun]]"<br>"[[Because (The Beatles song)|Because]]"<br>"[[You Never Give Me Your Money]]"<br>"[[Sun King (song)|Sun King]]"<br>"[[Mean Mr. Mustard]]"<br>"[[Polythene Pam]]"<br>"[[She Came in Through the Bathroom Window]]"<br>"[[Golden Slumbers (The Beatles)|Golden Slumbers]]"<br>"[[Carry That Weight]]"<br>"[[The End (The Beatles song)|The End]]"<br>"[[Her Majesty (song)|Her Majesty]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:LetItBe.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Let It Be (album)|Let It Be]]'' (#1 UK) 4X Platinum
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Apple/Parlophone PXS 1 (Box Set)/PCS 7096 (Regular LP)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1970-05-08]] (Box Set)<br>[[1970-11-06]] (Regular LP)
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Two of Us]]"<br>"[[Dig a Pony]]"<br>"[[Across the Universe]]"<br>"[[I Me Mine]]"<br>"[[Dig It]]"<br>"[[Let It Be (song)|Let It Be]]"<br>"[[Maggie Mae]]"
|valign="top"|"[[I've Got a Feeling]]"<br>"[[One After 909]]"<br>"[[The Long and Winding Road]]"<br>"[[For You Blue]]"<br>"[[Get Back]]"
|}
|}
|}
 
==Compilations and other releases in the UK==
The [[National Constituent Assembly]] completed its work in September 1791. When elections took place to its successor, the short-lived [[Legislative Assembly (France)|Legislative Assembly]], Danton was not elected to it, and his party was at this time only strong enough to procure for him a very subordinate post in the [[Paris Commune (French Revolution)|Parisian municipal government]].
* ''[[A Collection of Beatles' Oldies]]'' Parlophone Records ([[1966-12-10]]) #7
* ''[[The Beatles' First]]'' [[Polydor Records]] ([[1967-08-04]]) (British issue of the 1964 German LP)
* ''[[The Beatles 1962-1966|1962-1966]]'' (the "Red Album") Apple Records #3([[1973-04-19]]) (Re-released in Sep 1993 and hit UK number 3)
* ''[[The Beatles 1967-1970|1967-1970]]'' (the "Blue Album") Apple Records #2([[1973-04-19]]) (Re-released in Sep 1993 and hit UK number 4)
:Note: Two double compilation albums, featuring as covers an alternate shot of the photograph originally taken for ''Please Please Me'' and a [[1969]] re-creation (originally for ''Get Back'', which evolved into ''Let It Be'') based upon that photograph.
* ''[[Rock 'n' Roll Music]]'' Parlophone Records ([[1976-06-10]]) #11
* ''[[Magical Mystery Tour]]'' Parlophone Records ([[1976-11-19]]) [sic] (Official UK issue of the American album using the Capitol masters, except for "Penny Lane," "Baby You're a Rich Man," and "All You Need is Love," which were the German mixes released on the Hör Zu! label in 1971. It became part of the official catalogue with its release on CD with every track in true-stereo. As an American import, the album peaked at #31 in 1968. Continued sales of the album as an import led to this release.)
* ''[[The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl]]'' Parlophone Records ([[1977-05-06]]) (Live performances from [[1964-08-23]] and [[1965-08-30]] at the [[Hollywood Bowl]]) #1
* ''[[Love Songs (The Beatles)|Love Songs]]'' Parlophone Records ([[1977-11-19]]) #7
* ''[[The Beatles Collection]]'' Parlophone Records ([[1977-11-02]]) (A 14-record box set containing all of [[The Beatles discography#In the UK|The Beatles' original Parlophone/Apple LPs]] along with ''[[Rarities (Beatles compilation)|Rarities]]'')
* ''[[Rarities (Beatles compilation)|Rarities]]'' Parlophone Records ([[1978-12-02]]) (B-sides, songs in German ("Sie Liebt Dich" and "Komm Gib Mir Deine Hand") and others) #71
* ''[[Hey Jude (album)|Hey Jude]]'' Parlophone Records ([[1979-05-11]]) (Official UK issue of American album)
* ''[[The Beatles' Ballads]]'' Parlophone Records ([[1980-10-13]]) (compilation) #17
* ''[[Reel Music]]'' Parlophone Records ([[1982-03-29]]) (compilation of tracks from The Beatles' films) Did not chart
* ''The Beatles Mono Collection'' Parlophone/Apple (1982-10-??) (box set - 10 chronological mono Beatle albums from [[Please Please Me]] to [[Yellow Submarine (album)|Yellow Submarine]] excluding [[A Collection of Beatles' Oldies]]. Intended for export, originally in a red box similar to [[The Beatles Collection]], reissued later in black)
* ''[[20 Greatest Hits]]'' Parlophone Records ([[1982-10-18]]) #10
* ''[[Past Masters, Volume One]]'' Parlophone Records ([[1988-03-07]]) (singles from 1962-1965 and other songs that were left off earlier albums) #49
* ''[[Past Masters, Volume Two]]'' Parlophone Records ([[1988-03-07]]) (singles from 1965-1970 and other songs that were left off later albums) #46
:Note: The reason for the Past Masters compilations are so that every song The Beatles released in 1962-1970 could be on a CD. They include singles and B-sides, two songs sung in German, the contents of an EP released in 1964 that had four additional songs, the "single" versions of the songs "Get Back" and "Let It Be", and a version of "Across the Universe" that had bird-like sound effects. ''Past Masters'' was also issued as a 2-LP set on [[1988-11-10]].
* ''[[The Beatles Box Set]]'' Apple/Parlophone Records ([[1988-12-05]]) (contains the official Apple/Parlophone Beatle catalogue on CD including the two Past Masters volumes along with a soft cover book by [[Mark Lewisohn]] describing every track in this collection which is contained in a roll top wooden box)
* ''[[Live at the BBC (The Beatles album)|Live at the BBC]]'' Apple Records ([[1994-11-30]]) (Contains 69 songs The Beatles recorded for various [[BBC]] radio shows that never were recorded for Parlophone/Capitol/EMI. #1
* ''[[Anthology 1]]'' Apple Records ([[1995-11-21]]) (Containing early performances, live shows, demos, out-takes in the period [[1958]] to [[1964]] and the first "new" Beatles song since the band broke up in [[1970]]) #2
* ''[[Anthology 2]]'' Apple Records ([[1996-03-18]]) (Containing unreleased tracks, live shows, demos, and out-takes from [[1965]] to [[1968]]) #1
* ''[[Anthology 3]]'' Apple Records ([[1996-10-28]]) (Containing unreleased tracks, demos, and out-takes in the period [[1968]] to [[1970]]) #4
* ''[[Yellow Submarine Songtrack]]'' Apple Records ([[1999-09-13]]) #8
* ''[[The Beatles 1]]'' Apple Records ([[2000-11-13]]) (A collection of The Beatles' #1 hits on the Billboard [U.S.] and Record Retailer [UK] charts, including ''both'' sides of their double-A sided singles if both hit the top slot. The collection has 27 songs in it.) #1
* ''[[Let It Be… Naked]]'' Apple Records ([[2003-11-17]]) (Remastered and remixed cut from the original sessions, devoid of arrangements by "re-producer" [[Phil Spector]]. The first copies released shipped with a 21-minute ''Fly on the Wall'' bonus disc.) #7
* ''[[The Capitol Albums, Volume 1]]'' Apple/Capitol/Parlophone Records ([[2004-11-15]]) (A re-issuing of the first four Beatles albums that Capitol released in the U.S. Both versions, mono and stereo)
* ''[[The Capitol Albums, Volume 2]]'' Apple/Capitol/Parlophone Records ([[2006-04-11]]) (A re-issuing of The Beatles albums that Capitol released in the U.S. in [[1965]]. Both versions, mono and stereo)
* ''[[Love (The Beatles album)|Love]]'' Apple Records ([[2006-11-20]]) #3 (A soundtrack to the [[Cirque du Soleil]] production [[Love (Cirque du Soleil)|Love]], featuring remastered and remixed versions of the Beatles' songs by Sir George Martin and his son [[Giles Martin]])
 
==Christmas records==
In April 1792, the ascendant [[Girondist]] government—still functioning under the forms of a constitutional monarchy—declared war against [[Habsburg Monarchy|Austria]]. A country already in turmoil from the immense civil and political changes of the past two years was now faced the ferment and agitation of war with an enemy on its eastern frontier. Parisian distrust for the court turned into open insurrection. On [[August 10]], [[1792]], the popular forces [[10th of August (French Revolution)|marched on the Tuileries]]; the king and queen took refuge with the Legislative Assembly. Danton's role in this uprising is unclear. He may have been at its head; apart from documents, this view is supported by the fact that on the morning after the effective fall of the monarchy, Danton became minister of justice. This sudden rise from the subordinate office which he had held in the commune is a proof of his power within the insurrectionary party.
[[Image:The Beatles' Christmas Album cover.PNG|right|220px|The Beatles Christmas album compilation]]
The Beatles also recorded annual Christmas records for their fan club members. From 1963 to 1969 these were released as 7" flexidiscs on LYN. In 1970 the 7 previous records were put onto a 12" vinyl record. These remain largely unavailable today, with the exception of one track, "Christmas Time Is Here Again", which was edited and released on the ''Free As a Bird'' CD single in [[1994]]:
*''The Beatles Christmas Record'', LYN 492 ([[1963]])
*''Season's Greetings from The Beatles'', LYN 757 ([[1964]])
*''The Beatles 3rd Christmas Record'', LYN 948 ([[1965]])
*''Everywhere It's Christmas'', LYN 1145 ([[1966]])
*''Christmas Time Is Here Again'', LYN 1360 ([[1967]])
*''Beatles 1968 Christmas Record'', LYN 1743/4 ([[1968]])
*''Happy Christmas 1969'', LYN 1970/1 ([[1969]])
*''[[The Beatles' Christmas Album|From Then to You]]'', (UK) [[Apple Records|Apple]] LYN 2154 / ''[[The Beatles' Christmas Album]]'' (U.S.) Apple SBC 100 ([[1970]])
 
==In Canada==
In the provisional executive government that was formed between the king's dethronement and the opening of the [[National Assembly]] (the formal end of the monarchy), Danton found himself the colleague of [[Jean Marie Roland]] and other members of the Girondist movement. Their strength was soon put to the test. The alarming successes of the enemy on the frontier, and the surrender of two important fortresses, caused panic in the capital; hundreds of captives were murdered in the prisons. At the time, Danton was accused of directing these [[September Massacres]], but modern scholarship has failed to prove this. He did insist that his colleagues should remain firm at their posts.
The division of [[Capitol Records]] in [[Canada]] released three uniquely Canadian albums and 9 singles in 1963 and 1964 before aligning with the American division and releasing the same albums as in the U.S. Unlike the U.S., Capitol of Canada said yes to the Beatles from day one, as many British artists had obtained hit records in Canada previously, unlike in the U.S. The first Canadian release was "[[Love Me Do]]" (72076) on [[1963-02-04]].
 
This is a listing of the official studio albums released in [[Canada]] by the Beatles (not including compilations and the like).
The elections to the [[National Convention]] took place in September 1792; the remnant of the Legislative Assembly formally surrendered its authority. The Convention ruled France until October 1795. Danton was a member; resigning the ministry of justice, he took a prominent part in the deliberations and proceedings of the Convention, until his execution in April 1794.
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{|
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|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Beatlemania! With the Beatles]]'' (#1 CAN)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|[[Capitol Records|Capitol]] T 6051 (Mono)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1963-11-25]]
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|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
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| Track listing identical to the British album ''[[With the Beatles]]''.
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[[Image:TwistandShoutBeatlesLPalbumcover.gif|117px]]</div>
{|
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|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Twist and Shout (Beatles Canada album)|Twist and Shout]]'' (#1 CAN)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Capitol T 6054 (Mono)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1964-01-13]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
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|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Anna (Go to Him)]]"<br>"[[Chains (song)|Chains]]"<br>"[[Boys (Beatles song)|Boys]]"<br>"[[Ask Me Why]]"<br>"[[Please Please Me]]"<br>"[[Love Me Do]]"<br>"[[From Me to You]]
|valign="top"|"[[P.S. I Love You (The Beatles song)|P.S. I Love You]]"<br>"[[Baby It's You]]"<br>"[[Do You Want to Know a Secret]]"<br>"[[A Taste of Honey (song)|A Taste of Honey]]"<br>"[[There's a Place]]"<br>"[[Twist and Shout]]"<br>"[[She Loves You]]
|}
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[[Image:LongTallSallyBeatlesLPalbumcover.gif|117px]]</div>
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|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[The Beatles' Long Tall Sally]]'' (#1 CAN)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Capitol T 6063 (Mono)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1964-05-11]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
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|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[I Want to Hold Your Hand]]"<br>"[[I Saw Her Standing There]]"<br>"[[You Really Got a Hold on Me]]"<br>"[[Devil in Her Heart]]"<br>"[[Roll Over Beethoven]]"<br>"[[Misery (song)|Misery]]"<br>
|valign="top"|"[[Long Tall Sally]]"<br>"[[I Call Your Name]]"<br>"[[Please Mr. Postman]]"<br>"[[This Boy]]"<br>"[[I'll Get You]]"<br>"[[You Can't Do That]]"
|}
|}
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|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
After this album, Capitol of Canada synchronised its catalogue production with the US market, beginning with United Artists' ''[[A Hard Day's Night (album)|A Hard Day's Night]]'' and concluding with Apple's [[Hey Jude (album)|Hey Jude]]. Notably, though the albums "[[Something New (album)|Something New]]" and "[[The Beatles' Story]]" were only produced in mono when originally released. American albums such as ''[[Meet the Beatles!]]'', ''[[The Beatles' Second Album]]'' and ''[[The Early Beatles]]'' did not see release in Canada until 1967. The 1967 issuing of the American back catalogue was of the following LP's:
* ''[[The Beatles' Second Album]]'', ST 2080 (Stereo)/ T 2080 (Mono), February 1, [[1967]]
* ''[[Meet The Beatles]]'', ST 2047 (Stereo), February 1, [[1967]]
* ''[[Something New]]'', ST 2108, February 1, [[1967]]
* ''[[The Beatles' Story]]'', STBO 2222 (Stereo), August 1, [[1968]]
* ''[[The Early Beatles]]'', ST 2309 (Stereo), August 1, [[1968]]
The Beatles with Tony Sheridan recordings that had been released in various form and on various labels were released in Canada as "[[Very Together]]".
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[[Image:Veryto2.jpg|117px]]
{|
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|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Very Together]]'' (DNC)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign=";top"|Polydor Special 242.008
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|Winter [[1969]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
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|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Ain't She Sweet]]"<br>"[[Cry For A Shadow]]"<br>"[[Let's Dance]]"<br>"[[My Bonnie]]"<br>"[[If You Love Me, Baby]]"<br>"[[What'd I Say?]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Sweet Georgia Brown]]"<br>"[[The Saints]]"<br>"[[Ruby Baby]]"<br>"[[Why]]"<br>"[[Nobody's Child]]"<br>"[[Ya Ya]]"
|}
|}
The cover design was inspired by the "[[Paul is dead]]" urban legend, which explains the doused candle.
<hr width="100%" />
[[Image:LetItBe.jpg|117px]]
{|
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|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Let It Be (album)|Let It Be]]'' (#1 CAN)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Apple/United Artists SOAL 6351
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1970-05-18]]
|-
|vallign="top" colspan="2"|Released as a box set, identical to the UK release.
|}
 
==Compilation in Canada==
In the Convention, wrote the 1911 ''Encyclopædia Britannica'', Eleventh Edition, "He took his seat in the high and remote benches which gave the name of "[[the Mountain]]" to the revolutionists who sat there. He found himself side by side with Marat, whose exaggerations he never countenanced; with [[Maximilien Robespierre]], whom he did not regard very highly, but whose immediate aims were in many respects his own; with [[Camille Desmoulins]] and [[Phélippeaux]], who were his close friends and constant partisans." As for his foes, the Girondists, they were "eloquent, dazzling, patriotic, but unable to apprehend the fearful nature of the crisis, too full of vanity and exclusive party-spirit, and too fastidious to strike hands with the vigorous and stormy Danton." Dreading the people who had elected Danton, and holding Danton responsible for the September Massacres, they failed to see that his sympathy with the vehemence and energy of the streets positioned him uniquely to harness on behalf of the defense of France that insurrectionary spirit that had removed the monarchy. Danton saw radical Paris as the only force to which the National Convention could look in resisting Austria and its allies on the north-east frontier, and the reactionaries in the interior. "Paris," he said, "is the natural and constituted centre of free France. It is the centre of light. When Paris shall perish there will no longer be a [[republic]]."
All post-Beatles albums were released exactly the same in Canada as in the U.S., with the one exception of [[The Beatles' Ballads]] LP, which was given the catalogue number SL 9612.
 
==In the U.S.==
Danton voted for the death of the King [[Louis XVI of France|Louis XVI]] (January 1793). He had a conspicuous share in the creation of the [[Revolutionary Tribunal]], which on the one hand took the weapons away from the disorderly popular vengeance of the September Massacres, but which would become the instrument of the institutionalized [[Reign of Terror|Terror]]. When all executive power was conferred upon a [[Committee of Public Safety]] ([[6 April]] [[1793]]), Danton had been one of the nine original members of that body. He was dispatched on frequent missions from the Convention to the republican armies in [[Belgium]], and wherever he went he infused new energy into the army. He pressed forward the new national system of [[education]], and he was one of the legislative committee charged with the construction of a new system of government. He tried and failed to bridge the hostilities between Girondists and [[Jacobin]]s. The Girondists were irreconcilable, and the fury of their attacks on Danton and the Mountain was unremitting.
In the [[United States]], as noted above, the Beatles albums were rearranged, retitled and remixed. Some of the U.S. releases were nearly identical to their UK counterparts, often only varying by one or two songs. Most releases contained songs that were also found on other records, which made things difficult for the American Beatles fan trying to purchase the band's entire catalogue. By 1967, all U.S. releases matched the UK releases exactly. Some of the U.S. releases included:
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|valign="top"|[[Image:IntroducingTheBeatlesalbumcover.jpg|117px]]
|valign="top"|
{|
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|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Introducing... The Beatles]]'' (#2 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|[[Vee-Jay Records|Vee-Jay]] VJLP 1062 (Mono)/VJSR 1062 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1964-01-06]] and [[1964-01-27]] (Versions 1 and 2 respectively)
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[I Saw Her Standing There]]"<br>"[[Misery (song)|Misery]]"<br>"[[Anna (Go to Him)]]"<br>"[[Chains (song)|Chains]]"<br>"[[Boys (Beatles song)|Boys]]"<br>"[[Love Me Do]]" ("[[Ask Me Why]]" on Version 2)
|valign="top"|"[[P.S. I Love You (The Beatles song)|P.S. I Love You]]" ("[[Please Please Me]]" on Version 2)<br>"[[Baby It's You]]"<br>"[[Do You Want to Know a Secret]]"<br>"[[A Taste of Honey (song)|A Taste of Honey]]"<br>"[[There's a Place]]"<br>"[[Twist and Shout]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|[[Image:Meet_the_Beatles.jpg|117px]]
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Meet the Beatles!]]'' (#1 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|[[Capitol Records|Capitol]] T 2047 (Mono)/ST 2047 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1964-01-20]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[I Want to Hold Your Hand]]"<br>"[[I Saw Her Standing There]]"<br>"[[This Boy]]"<br>"[[It Won't Be Long]]"<br>"[[All I've Got to Do]]"<br>"[[All My Loving]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Don't Bother Me]]"<br>"[[Little Child]]"<br>"[[Till There Was You]]"<br>"[[Hold Me Tight]]"<br>"[[I Wanna Be Your Man]]"<br>"[[Not a Second Time]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|[[Image:TheBeatlesSecondAlbumreissuecover.jpg|117px]]
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[The Beatles' Second Album]]'' (#1 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Capitol T 2080 (Mono)/ST 2080 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1964-04-10]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Roll Over Beethoven]]"<br>"[[Thank You Girl]]"<br>"[[You Really Got a Hold on Me]]"<br>"[[Devil in Her Heart]]"<br>"[[Money (That's What I Want)|Money]]"<br>"[[You Can't Do That]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Long Tall Sally]]"<br>"[[I Call Your Name]]"<br>"[[Please Mr. Postman]]"<br>"[[I'll Get You]]"<br>"[[She Loves You]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|[[Image:AHardDaysNightUSalbumcover.jpg|117px]]
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[A Hard Day's Night (album)#The American release|A Hard Day's Night]]'' (#1 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|[[United Artists Records|United Artists]] UAL 3366 (Mono)/UAS 6366 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1964-06-26]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[A Hard Day's Night (song)|A Hard Day's Night]]"<br>"[[Tell Me Why (1964 song)|Tell Me Why]]"<br>"[[I'll Cry Instead]]"<br>"[[I Should Have Known Better]]" (Instrumental)<br>"[[I'm Happy Just to Dance with You]]"<br>"[[And I Love Her]]" (Instrumental)
|valign="top"|"[[I Should Have Known Better]]"<br>"[[If I Fell]]"<br>"[[And I Love Her]]"<br>"Ringo's Theme (This Boy)" (Instrumental)<br>"[[Can't Buy Me Love]]"<br>"[[A Hard Day's Night (song)|A Hard Day's Night]]" (Instrumental)
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|[[Image:TheBeatlesSomethingNewreissuecover.jpg|117px]]
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Something New (album)|Something New]]'' (#2 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Capitol T 2108 (Mono)/ST 2108 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1964-07-20]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[I'll Cry Instead]]"<br>"[[Things We Said Today]]"<br>"[[Any Time at All]]"<br>"[[When I Get Home]]"<br>"[[Slow Down]]"<br>"[[Matchbox (song)|Matchbox]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Tell Me Why (1964 song)|Tell Me Why]]"<br>"[[And I Love Her]]"<br>"[[I'm Happy Just to Dance with You]]"<br>"[[If I Fell]]"<br>"[[Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|[[Image:Beatlesstoryalbumcover.jpg|117px]]
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[The Beatles' Story]]'' (#7 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Capitol TBO 2222 (Mono)/STBO 2222 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1964-11-23]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|'''Side three'''
|'''Side four'''
|-
|valign="top"|"On Stage With the Beatles"<br>"How [[Beatlemania]] Began"<br>"Beatlemania in Action"<br>"Man Behind the Beatles – Brian Epstein"<br>"[[John Lennon]]"<br>"Who's a Millionaire?"
|valign="top"|"Beatles Will Be Beatles"<br>"Man Behind the Music – George Martin"<br>"[[George Harrison]]"
|valign="top"|"A Hard Day's Night – Their First Movie"<br>"[[Paul McCartney]]"<br>"Sneaky Haircuts and More About Paul"
|valign="top"|"The Beatles Look at Life"<br>"'Victims' of Beatlemania"<br>"Beatle Medley"<br>"[[Ringo Starr]]"<br>"[[Liverpool]] and All the World!"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|[[Image:TheBeatlesBeatles65reissuecover.jpg|117px]]
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Beatles '65]]'' (#1 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Capitol T 2228 (Mono)/ST 2228 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1964-12-15]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[No Reply (song)|No Reply]]"<br>"[[I'm a Loser]]"<br>"[[Baby's in Black]]"<br>"[[Rock and Roll Music]]"<br>"[[I'll Follow the Sun]]"<br>"[[Mr. Moonlight (song)|Mr. Moonlight]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Honey Don't]]"<br>"[[I'll Be Back (song)|I'll Be Back]]"<br>"[[She's a Woman]]"<br>"[[I Feel Fine]]"<br>"[[Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|[[Image:TheEarlyBeatlesalbumcover.jpg|117px]]
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[The Early Beatles]]'' (#43 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Capitol T 2309 (Mono)/ST 2309 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1965-03-22]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Love Me Do]]"<br>"[[Twist and Shout]]"<br>"[[Anna (Go to Him)]]"<br>"[[Chains (song)|Chains]]"<br>"[[Boys (Beatles song)|Boys]]"<br>"[[Ask Me Why]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Please Please Me (song)|Please Please Me]]"<br>"[[P.S. I Love You (The Beatles song)|P.S. I Love You]]"<br>"[[Baby It's You]]"<br>"[[A Taste of Honey (song)|A Taste of Honey]]"<br>"[[Do You Want to Know a Secret]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|[[Image:BeatlesVIalbumcover.jpg|117px]]
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Beatles VI]]'' (#1 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Capitol T 2358 (Mono)/ST 2358 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1965-06-14]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Kansas City (R&B song)|Kansas City]]/[[Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey]]"<br>"[[Eight Days a Week]]"<br>"[[You Like Me Too Much]]"<br>"[[Bad Boy (Larry Williams song)|Bad Boy]]"<br>"[[I Don't Want to Spoil the Party]]"<br>"[[Words of Love]]"
|valign="top"|"[[What You're Doing]]"<br>"[[Yes It Is]]"<br>"[[Dizzy Miss Lizzy]]"<br>"[[Tell Me What You See]]"<br>"[[Every Little Thing (song)|Every Little Thing]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|[[Image:HelpUSalbumcover.jpg|117px]]
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Help! (album)#American release|Help!]]'' (#1 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Capitol MAS 2386 (Mono)/SMAS 2386 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1965-08-13]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Help! (song)|Help!]]" (with "[[James Bond Theme]]" intro)<br>"[[The Night Before]]"<br>"[[From Me to You]] Fantasy" (Instrumental)<br>"[[You've Got to Hide Your Love Away]]"<br>"[[I Need You]]"<br>"In the Tyrol" (Instrumental)
|valign="top"|"[[Another Girl]]"<br>"Another Hard Day's Night" (Instrumental)<br>"[[Ticket to Ride]]"<br>"The Bitter End/[[You Can't Do That]]" (Instrumental)<br>"[[You're Gonna Lose That Girl]]"<br>"The Chase" (Instrumental)
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|[[Image:RubberSoulUS.jpg|117px]]
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Rubber Soul]]'' (#1 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Capitol T 2442 (Mono)/ST 2442 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1965-12-06]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[I've Just Seen a Face]]"<br>"[[Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)]]"<br>"[[You Won't See Me]]"<br>"[[Think for Yourself]]"<br>"[[The Word (song)|The Word]]"<br>"[[Michelle (song)|Michelle]]"
|valign="top"|"[[It's Only Love]]"<br>"[[Girl (Beatles song)|Girl]]"<br>"[[I'm Looking Through You]]"<br>"[[In My Life]]"<br>"[[Wait (song)|Wait]]"<br>"[[Run for Your Life]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|[[Image:YesterdayandTodayalbumcover.jpg|117px]]
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Yesterday . . . and Today|Yesterday… and Today]]'' (#1 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Capitol T 2553 (Mono)/ST 2553 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1966-06-20]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Drive My Car]]"<br>"[[I'm Only Sleeping]]"<br>"[[Nowhere Man]]"<br>"[[Dr. Robert]]"<br>"[[Yesterday (song)|Yesterday]]"<br>"[[Act Naturally]]"
|valign="top"|"[[And Your Bird Can Sing]]"<br>"[[If I Needed Someone]]"<br>"[[We Can Work It Out]]"<br>"[[What Goes On (The Beatles song)|What Goes On]]"<br>"[[Day Tripper]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:RevolverUSalbumcover.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Revolver (album)|Revolver]]'' (#1 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Capitol T 2576 (Mono)/ST 2576 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1966-08-08]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Taxman]]"<br>"[[Eleanor Rigby]]"<br>"[[Love You To]]"<br>"[[Here, There and Everywhere]]"<br>"[[Yellow Submarine (song)|Yellow Submarine]]"<br>"[[She Said She Said]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Good Day Sunshine]]"<br>"[[For No One]]"<br>"[[I Want to Tell You]]"<br>"[[Got to Get You Into My Life]]"<br>"[[Tomorrow Never Knows]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:Pepper's.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]]'' (#1 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Capitol MAS 2653 (Mono)/SMAS 2653 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1967-06-02]]
|-
|vallign="top" colspan="2"|Track listing is identical to the UK release. It should be noted, though, that the two seconds of gibberish placed on the concentric groove of the UK release was left off the U.S. release.
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:TheBeatlesMagicalMysteryTouralbumcover.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Magical Mystery Tour (album)|Magical Mystery Tour]]'' (#1 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Capitol MAL 2835 (Mono)/SMAL 2835 (Stereo)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1967-11-27]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Magical Mystery Tour]]"<br>"[[The Fool on the Hill]]"<br>"[[Flying (song)|Flying]]"<br>"[[Blue Jay Way]]"<br>"[[Your Mother Should Know]]"<br>"[[I Am the Walrus]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Hello, Goodbye]]"<br>"[[Strawberry Fields Forever]]"<br>"[[Penny Lane]]"<br>"[[Baby You're a Rich Man]]"<br>"[[All You Need Is Love]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:Whitealbum.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[The Beatles (album)|The Beatles]]'' (#1 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|[[Apple Records|Apple]]/Capitol SWBO 101 (All albums in stereo only from this point on)
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1968-11-25]]
|-
|vallign="top" colspan="2"|Track listing is identical to the UK release.
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:TheBeatlesYellowSubmarinealbumcover.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Yellow Submarine (album)|Yellow Submarine]]'' (#2 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Apple/Capitol SW 153
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1969-01-13]]
|-
|vallign="top" colspan="2"|Track listing is identical to the UK release.
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:Beatles_-_Abbey_Road.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Abbey Road (album)|Abbey Road]]'' (#1 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Apple/Capitol SO 383
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1969-10-01]]
|-
|vallign="top" colspan="2"|Track listing is identical to the UK release.
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:Heyjudealbum.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Hey Jude (album)|Hey Jude]]'' (#2 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Apple/Capitol SW 385
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1970-02-26]]
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|
{|
|-
|'''Side one'''
|'''Side two'''
|-
|valign="top"|"[[Can't Buy Me Love]]"<br>"[[I Should Have Known Better]]"<br>"[[Paperback Writer]]"<br>"[[Rain (The Beatles song)|Rain]]"<br>"[[Lady Madonna]]"<br>"[[Revolution (song)|Revolution]]"
|valign="top"|"[[Hey Jude]]"<br>"[[Old Brown Shoe]]"<br>"[[Don't Let Me Down (The Beatles song)|Don't Let Me Down]]"<br>"[[The Ballad of John and Yoko]]"
|}
|}
|-
|colspan="3"|<hr width="100%" />
|-
|valign="top"|<div style="border: #000000 1px solid;">[[Image:LetItBe.jpg|117px]]</div>
|valign="top"|
{|
|-
|valign="top" colspan="2"|''[[Let It Be (album)|Let It Be]]'' (#1 U.S.)
|-
|valign="top"|Label:
|valign="top"|Apple/United Artists AR 34001
|-
|valign="top"|Released:
|valign="top"|[[1970-05-18]]
|-
|vallign="top" colspan="2"|Track listing is identical to the UK release.
|}
|}
 
==Compilations and other releases in the U.S.==
Although he was—again in the words of the 1911 ''Britannica'' — "far too robust in character to lose himself in merely personal enmities: By the middle of May 1793 Danton had made up his mind that the Girondists must be politically suppressed. The Convention was wasting time and force in vindictive factional recriminations, while the country was in crisis. [[Charles François Dumouriez]], the senior commander of the Battles of [[Battle of Valmy|Valmy]] and [[Battle of Jemappes|Jemappes]], had deserted. The French armies were suffering a series of checks and reverses. A royalist rebellion was gaining formidable dimensions in the west. The Girondists were clamoring for the heads of Danton and his colleagues in the Mountain, but they would lose this struggle to the death.
*''[[In The Beginning (Circa 1960)]]'', [[Polydor Records]] 24-4504 ([[1970-05-04]]) #117
*''[[The Beatles 1962-1966|1962–1966]]'' (the "Red Album"), Apple SKBO-3403 ([[1973-04-02]]) #3
*''[[The Beatles 1967-1970|1967–1970]]'' (the "Blue Album"), Apple SKBO-3404 ([[1973-04-02]]) #1
*''[[Rock 'n' Roll Music]]'', Capitol Records ([[1976-06-07]]) #2
*''[[The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl]]'', Capitol Records ([[1977-05-04]]) #2
*''[[Live! at the Star-Club in Hamburg, Germany; 1962]]'', [[Lingasong]] ([[1977]]) #111
*''[[Love Songs (The Beatles)|Love Songs]]'', Capitol Records ([[1977-10-21]]) #24
*''[[The Beatles Collection]]'', Capitol Records ([[1979-12-01]]) (Unlike the British release, the American issue was a limited edition with only 3,000 copies made. The British release which was not a limited edition became a popular import for the U.S. market as a result.)
*''[[Rarities (American Beatles compilation)|Rarities]]'', Capitol SHAL-12060 ([[1980-03-24]]) #21
*''[[Rock 'n' Roll Music|Rock 'n' Roll Music Vol. 1]]'', Music For Pleasure ([[1980-10-27]]) #11
*''[[Rock 'n' Roll Music|Rock 'n' Roll Music Vol. 2]]'', Music For Pleasure ([[1980-10-27]]) #7
*''[[Reel Music]]'', Capitol Records ([[1982-03-22]]) #19
*''[[20 Greatest Hits]]'', Capitol Records ([[1982-10-11]]) #50
*''[[Please Please Me]]'', Parlophone/Capitol Records ([[1987-02-26]])
*''[[With the Beatles]]'', Parlophone/Capitol Records ([[1987-02-26]])
*''[[A Hard Day's Night (album)|A Hard Day's Night]]'' (British version), Parlophone/Capitol Records ([[1987-02-26]])
*''[[Beatles for Sale]]'', Parlophone/Capitol Records ([[1987-02-26]])
*''[[Help! (album)|Help!]]'' (British version), Parlophone/Capitol Records ([[1987-04-30]])
*''[[Rubber Soul]]'' (British version), Parlophone/Capitol Records ([[1987-04-30]])
*''[[Revolver (album)|Revolver]]'' (British version), Parlophone/Capitol Records ([[1987-04-30]]'')
:(The above 1987 CD releases mark the first official releases for The Beatles' early British albums in the U.S.)
*''[[Past Masters, Volume One]]'', Parlophone/Capitol Records ([[1988-03-07]]) #149
*''[[Past Masters, Volume Two]]'', Parlophone/Capitol Records ([[1988-03-07]]) #121
:(''Past Masters'' as a 2-LP set was issued by Capitol Records on [[1988-10-24]])
* ''[[The Beatles Box Set]]'' Parlophone/Capitol Records ([[1988-11-15]])
*''[[Live at the BBC (The Beatles album)|Live at the BBC]]'', Capitol Records ([[1994-12-06]]) #3
*''[[Anthology 1]]'', Capitol Records ([[1995-11-21]]) #1
*''[[Anthology 2]]'', Capitol Records ([[1996-03-19]]) #1
*''[[Anthology 3]]'', Capitol Records ([[1996-10-29]]) #1
*''[[Yellow Submarine Songtrack]]'', Capitol Records ([[1999-09-14]]) #15
*''[[The Beatles 1]]'', Capitol Records ([[2000-11-14]]) #1
*''[[Let It Be… Naked]]'', Capitol Records ([[2003-11-18]]) #5
*''[[The Capitol Albums, Volume 1]]'', Capitol Records ([[2004-11-16]]) #35
*''[[The Capitol Albums, Volume 2]]'', Capitol Records ([[2006-04-11]]) #46
*''[[Love (The Beatles album)|Love]]'', Capitol Records ([[2006-11-21]]) #4
 
==Extended plays (EPs)==
There is no positive evidence that Danton directly instigated the insurrection of [[May 31]], [[1793]] and [[June 2]], [[1793]], which ended in the purge of the Convention and the [[Girondist#Girondists and the Terror|proscription of the Girondists]]. He afterwards spoke of himself as in some sense the author of this revolution, because a little while before, stung by some trait of factious perversity in the Girondists, he had openly cried out in the midst of the Convention, that if he could only find a hundred men, they would resist the oppressive authority of the Girondist commission of twelve. At any rate, he certainly acquiesced in the violence of the [[Paris Commune (French Revolution)|commune]], and he publicly gloried in the expulsion of the men who stood obstinately in the way of a vigorous and concentrated exertion of national power.
During the years that the Beatles were together and recording, album tracks were not customarily released as singles, and vice versa. Instead, [[EMI]] would release album tracks as EPs, long singles with two songs per side. With two exceptions, the EPs feature songs also available on Beatles albums, rather than original material.
===UK EPs===
[[Image:BeatlesLongTallSallyEP.jpg|thumb|175px|right|The ''[[Long Tall Sally (EP)|Long Tall Sally]]'' EP]]
* ''[[Twist and Shout (EP)|Twist and Shout]]'' ([[1963-07-12]])
* ''[[The Beatles' Hits]]'' ([[1963-09-06]])
* ''[[The Beatles (No. 1) (EP)|The Beatles (No. 1)]]'' ([[1963-11-01]])
* ''[[All My Loving (EP)|All My Loving]]'' ([[1964-02-07]])
* ''[[Long Tall Sally (EP)|Long Tall Sally]]'' ([[1964-06-19]]) The first Beatles EP to feature otherwise unavailable material, including the [[Lennon-McCartney]] original "[[I Call Your Name]]".
* ''[[A Hard Day's Night (Extracts from the film)]]'' ([[1964-11-04]])
* ''[[A Hard Day's Night (Extracts from the album)]]'' ([[1964-11-06]])
* ''[[Beatles for Sale (EP)|Beatles for Sale]]'' ([[1965-04-06]])
* ''[[Beatles for Sale (No. 2)]]'' ([[1965-06-04]])
* ''[[The Beatles' Million Sellers]]'' ([[1965-12-06]])
* ''[[Yesterday (EP)|Yesterday]]'' ([[1966-03-04]])
* ''[[Nowhere Man (EP)|Nowhere Man]]'' ([[1966-07-08]])
* ''[[Magical Mystery Tour]]'' ([[1967-12-08]]); #2 (in the UK singles chart topped by "[[Hello, Goodbye]]"). The second Beatles EP to feature otherwise unavailable material. This record consisted of the original songs recorded by the Beatles for the "Magical Mystery Tour" film.
*''[[The Beatles EP Collection]]'', Parlophone ([[1981-12-07]]) (15-disc 7" EP set, featuring all 13 Beatles British EP's, with both mono and stereo editions of [[Magical Mystery Tour]] plus an EP of 4 stereo mixes, new to the UK, of "[[The Inner Light]]", "[[Baby You're a Rich Man]]", "[[She's a Woman]]" and "[[This Boy]]", housed in a blue flip-top box similar to [[The Beatles Collection]]. The set was issued on CD in a black box for the first time in the U.K. on ([[1992-05-26]] with releases in the U.S. and Japan in the following month)
* ''[[The Beatles (EP)|The Beatles]]'' ([[1981-12-07]]) (a rarities' EP featuring "[[The Inner Light]]", "[[Baby You're a Rich Man]]", "[[She's a Woman]]" and "[[This Boy]]")
 
===U.S. EPs===
Danton, unlike the Girondists, "accepted the fury of popular passion as an inevitable incident in the work of deliverance." (1911 ''Britannica'') He was not an enthusiast of the [[Reign of Terror]] like like [[Billaud Varenne]] or [[Jacques René Hébert]]; he saw it as a two-edged weapon to be used as little as necessary. The authors of the 1911 ''Britannica'' seem hima at this time as wishing "to reconcile France with herself; to restore a society that, while emancipated and renewed in every part, should yet be stable; and above all to secure the independence of his country, both by a resolute defence against the invader, and by such a mixture of vigour with humanity as should reconcile the offended opinion of the rest of [[Europe]]."
* ''[[Souvenir of Their Visit to America]]'' (Vee Jay Records) ([[1964-03-23]])
* ''[[Four by the Beatles]]'' ([[1964-05-11]])
* ''[[4-by the Beatles]]'' ([[1965-02-01]])
* ''[[Baby It's You (Shirelles)|Baby It's You]]'' ([[1995-03-23]]) (Maxi-CD single)
* ''[[Free as a Bird (song)|Free as a Bird]]'' ([[1995-12-12]]) (Maxi-CD single)
* ''[[Real Love (The Beatles song)|Real Love]]'' ([[1996-03-05]]) (Maxi-CD single)
 
==Singles==
The position of the Mountain had completely changed. In the Constituent Assembly its members had been a mere 30 out of the 578 of the [[third estate]]. In the Legislative Assembly they had not been numerous, and none of their chiefs held a seat. In the first nine months of the Convention they were struggling for their very lives against the Girondists. In June 1793, for the first time, they found themselves in possession of absolute power. Men who had for many months been "nourished on the ideas and stirred to the methods of opposition" (1911 ''Britannica'') suddenly had the responsibility of government. Actual power was in the hands of the two Committee of Public Safety and the [[Committee of General Security]]. Both were chosen out of the body of the Convention. The drama of the nine months between the expulsion of the Girondins and the execution of Danton turns upon the struggle of the committees (especially the former, which would gain ascendancy) to retain power: first, against the insurrectionary Paris municipal government of Paris, the ''commune''; and second, against the Convention, from which the committees derived an authority that was regularly renewed on the expiry of each short term.
:The [[UK Singles Chart]] is compiled solely from sales figures; airplay statistics are not used. For this reason the chart positions for the UK Singles are indicated per disc, not per song. '''Pos''' column indicates the peak position in the charts.
 
===UK singles===
Danton, immediately after the fall of the Girondists ([[28 July]] [[1793]]), had thrown himself with extraordinary energy into the work to be done. He was prominent in the task of setting up a strong central authority, taming the anarchical ferment of Paris. It was he who proposed that the Committee of Public Safety be granted [[dictator]]ial powers, and that it should have copious funds at its disposal. He was not a member of the resulting committee: in order to keep himself clear of any personal suspicion, he announced his resolution not to belong to the body which he had thus done his best to make supreme in the state. His position during the autumn of 1793 was that of a powerful supporter and inspirer, from without, of the government which he had been foremost in setting up.
{| class="wikitable" style="line-height: 1.15 background-color: #ffffff;"
! style="width: 7em; text-align: left;" |Release Date
! style="width: 2em; text-align: left;" |Pos
! style="min-width: 30em; width: 40%; text-align: left;" |Songs
! style="text-align: left;" |Label/Number
! style="max-width: 20em; text-align: left;" |Notes
|-
|[[1962-01-05]]
|#48
|[[My Bonnie]] / [[When the Saints Go Marching In|The Saints]]
|<span style="white-space: nowrap;">Polydor NH 66-833</span>
|(by "[[Tony Sheridan]] & The Beatles")
|-
|[[1962-10-05]]
|#17
|[[Love Me Do]] / [[P.S. I Love You (1962 song)|P.S. I Love You]]
|Parlophone R4949
|
|-
|[[1963-01-11]]
|#2
|[[Please Please Me (song)|Please Please Me]] / [[Ask Me Why]]
|Parlophone R4983
|(#1 in [[N.M.E]]'s chart)
|-
|[[1963-04-11]]
|#1
|[[From Me to You]] / [[Thank You Girl]]
|Parlophone R5015
|
|-
|[[1963-08-23]]
|#1
|[[She Loves You]] / [[I'll Get You]]
|Parlophone R5055
|
|-
|[[1963-11-29]]
|#1
|[[I Want to Hold Your Hand]] / [[This Boy]]
|Parlophone R5084
|
|-
|[[1964-03-20]]
|#1
|[[Can't Buy Me Love]] / [[You Can't Do That]]
|Parlophone R5114
|
|-
|[[1964-05-29]]
|#29
|[[Ain't She Sweet]] / [[If You Love Me, Baby]]
|Polydor NH 52-317
|([[B-Side]] with [[Tony Sheridan]], vocal)
|-
|[[1964-07-10]]
|#1
|[[A Hard Day's Night (song)|A Hard Day's Night]] / [[Things We Said Today]]
|Parlophone R5160
|
|-
|[[1964-11-27]]
|#1
|[[I Feel Fine]] / [[She's a Woman]]
|Parlophone R5200
|
|-
|[[1965-04-09]]
|#1
|[[Ticket to Ride]] / [[Yes It Is]]
|Parlophone R5265
|
|-
|[[1965-07-23]]
|#1
|[[Help! (song)|Help!]] / [[I'm Down]]
|Parlophone R5305
|
|-
|[[1965-12-03]]
|#1
|[[We Can Work It Out]] / [[Day Tripper]]
|Parlophone R5389
|
|-
|[[1966-06-10]]
|#1
|[[Paperback Writer]] / [[Rain (The Beatles song)|Rain]]
|Parlophone R5452
|
|-
|[[1966-08-05]]
|#1
|[[Yellow Submarine (song)|Yellow Submarine]] / [[Eleanor Rigby]]
|Parlophone R5493
|
|-
|[[1967-02-17]]
|#2
|[[Penny Lane]] / [[Strawberry Fields Forever]]
|Parlophone R5570
|
|-
|[[1967-07-07]]
|#1
|[[All You Need Is Love]] / [[Baby You're a Rich Man]]
|Parlophone R5620
|
|-
|[[1967-11-24]]
|#1
|[[Hello, Goodbye]] / [[I Am the Walrus]]
|Parlophone R5655
|
|-
|[[1968-03-15]]
|#1
|[[Lady Madonna]] / [[The Inner Light (song)|The Inner Light]]
|Parlophone R5675
|
|-
|[[1968-08-30]]
|#1
|[[Hey Jude]] / [[Revolution (song)|Revolution]]
|Apple R5722
|
|-
|[[1969-04-11]]
|#1
|[[Get Back]] / [[Don't Let Me Down (The Beatles song)|Don't Let Me Down]]
|Apple R5777
|
|-
|[[1969-05-30]]
|#1
|[[Ballad of John and Yoko]] / [[Old Brown Shoe]]
|Apple R5786
|
|-
|[[1969-10-31]]
|#4
|[[Something]] / [[Come Together]]
|Apple R5814
|
|-
|[[1970-03-06]]
|#2
|[[Let It Be (song)|Let It Be]] / [[You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)]]
|Apple R5833
|
|-
|[[1976-03-08]]
|#8
|[[Yesterday (song)|Yesterday]] / [[I Should Have Known Better]]
|Parlophone R6013
|
|-
|[[1976-06-29]]
|#19
|[[Back in the USSR]] / [[Twist and Shout]]
|Parlophone R6016
|
|-
|[[1978-09-30]]
|#63
|[[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (song)|Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]] / [[With a Little Help from My Friends]] / [[A Day in the Life]]
|Parlophone R6022
|
|-
|[[1982-05-25]]
|#7
|[[Beatles Movie Medley]] / [[I'm Happy Just to Dance with You]]
|Parlophone R6055
|
|-
|[[1982-11-19]]
|#4
|[[Love Me Do]] / [[P.S. I Love You (1962 song)|P.S. I Love You]]
|Parlophone R4949
|(reissue)
|-
|[[1982-12-06]]
|
|''[[The Beatles Singles Collection]]''
|Parlophone BSC 1
|<small>22-disc 7" singles set, featuring the complete Beatles EMI singles catalogue, with new picture sleeves for many of the discs. The set was first issued on CD in the UK 1992-11-02, and in the U.S. 1992-11-09. The set was first packaged in Japan using a longbox housing the complete set of 3" CD singles in December 1989.</small>
|-
|[[1995-03-20]]
|#7
|[[Baby It's You (The Beatles song)|Baby It's You]] / [[I'll Follow the Sun]] / [[Devil in Her Heart]] / [[Boys (The Shirelles song)|Boys]]
|Apple R6406
|(EP)
|-
|[[1995-12-12]]
|#1
|[[Free as a Bird (song)|Free as a Bird]] / [[Christmas Time (Is Here Again)]]
|Apple R6422
|
|-
|[[1996-03-04]]
|#4
|[[Real Love (Beatles song)|Real Love]] / [[Baby's in Black]]
|Apple R6425
|
|}
 
===U.S. Singles===
The commune of Paris was now composed of men like Hébert and [[Pierre Gaspard Chaumette]]. They had no concern for the near-term restoration of any sort of political order. These ''enragés'' "wished," writes the 1911 ''Britannica'', "to push destruction to limits which even the most ardent sympathizers with the Revolution condemn now, and which Danton condemned then, as extravagant and senseless."
[[Image:Beatles-singles-the-long-and-winding-road-1.jpg|thumb|175px|right|The U.S. release of "[[The Long and Winding Road]]"]]
:The [[Billboard Hot 100]] chart in the U.S. is compiled from sales '''and''' airplay statistics, so the individual songs on any given disc can be charted separately.
{| class="wikitable" style="line-height: 1.15; background-color: #ffffff;"
! style="width: 7em; text-align: left;" |Release Date
! style="min-width: 30em; width: 40%; text-align: left;" |Songs
! style="text-align: left;" |Label/Number
! style="max-width: 20em; text-align: left;" |Notes
|-
|[[1962-04-23]]
|[[My Bonnie]] / [[When the Saints Go Marching In|The Saints]]
|Decca 31382
|(Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers)
|-
|[[1963-02-25]]
|[[Please Please Me (song)|Please Please Me]] / [[Ask Me Why]]
|Vee-Jay 498
|(Early pressings misspelled as The Beattles)<!-- both misspellings existed on the released singles -->
|-
|[[1963-05-27]]
|[[From Me to You]] <sup>#116</sup> / [[Thank You Girl]]
|Vee-Jay 522
|
|-
|[[1963-09-16]]
|[[She Loves You]] / [[I'll Get You]]
|Swan 4152
|(first release; white label with red print)
|-
|[[1963-12-26]]
|[[I Want to Hold Your Hand]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[I Saw Her Standing There]] <sup>#14</sup>
|Capitol 5112
|
|-
|[[1964-01-25]]
|[[She Loves You]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[I'll Get You]]
|Swan 4152
|(second release; black label with silver print)
|-
|[[1964-01-27]]
|[[My Bonnie Lies over the Ocean|My Bonnie]] <sup>#26</sup> / [[When the Saints Go Marching In|The Saints]]
|MGM 13213
|
|-
|[[1964-01-30]]
|[[Please Please Me]] <sup>#3</sup> / [[From Me to You]] <sup>#41</sup>
|Vee-Jay 581
|
|-
|[[1964-02-08]]
|[[All My Loving]] <sup>#45</sup> / [[This Boy]]
|Capitol 72144
| (Canadian import)
|-
|[[1964-02-15]]
|[[Roll Over Beethoven]] <sup>#68</sup> / [[Please Mister Postman]]
|Capitol 72133
| (Canadian import)
|-
|[[1964-03-02]]
|[[Twist and Shout]] <sup>#2</sup> / [[There's a Place]] <sup>#74</sup>
|Tollie 9001
|
|-
|[[1964-03-16]]
|[[Can't Buy Me Love]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[You Can't Do That]] <sup>#48</sup>
|Capitol 5150
|
|-
|[[1964-03-23]]
|[[Do You Want to Know a Secret]] <sup>#2</sup> / [[Thank You Girl]] <sup>#35</sup>
|Vee-Jay 587
|
|-
|[[1964-03-27]]
|Why <sup>#88</sup> / Cry for a Shadow
|MGM 13227
|(The Beatles With Tony Sheridan)
|-
|[[1964-04-27]]
|[[Love Me Do]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[P.S. I Love You (1962 song)|P.S. I Love You]] <sup>#10</sup>
|Tollie 9008
|
|-
|[[1964-05-21]]
|[[She Loves You|Sie Liebt Dich]] (She Loves You) <sup>#97</sup> / [[I'll Get You]]
|Swan 4182
|(German, A-side shown as "DIE BEATLES")
|-
|[[1964-06-01]]
|[[Sweet Georgia Brown]] / Take Out Some Insurance on Me Baby
|Atco 6302
|(The Beatles With Tony Sheridan)
|-
|[[1964-07-06]]
|[[Ain't She Sweet]] <sup>#19</sup> / [[Nobody's Child]] (w/Tony Sheridan)
|Atco 6308
|
|-
|[[1964-07-13]]
|[[A Hard Day's Night (song)|A Hard Day's Night]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[I Should Have Known Better]] <sup>#53</sup>
|Capitol 5222
|
|-
|[[1964-07-20]]
|[[I'll Cry Instead]] <sup>#25</sup> / [[I'm Happy Just to Dance with You]] <sup>#95</sup>
|Capitol 5234
|
|-
|[[1964-07-20]]
|[[And I Love Her]] <sup>#12</sup> / [[If I Fell]] <sup>#53</sup>
|Capitol 5235
|
|-
|[[1964-08-24]]
|[[Matchbox (song)|Matchbox]] <sup>#17</sup> / [[Slow Down]] <sup>#25</sup>
|Capitol 5255
|
|-
|[[1964-11-23]]
|[[I Feel Fine]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[She's a Woman]] <sup>#4</sup>
|Capitol 5327
|
|-
|[[1965-02-15]]
|[[Eight Days a Week]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[I Don't Want to Spoil the Party]] <sup>#39</sup>
|Capitol 5371
|
|-
|[[1965-04-19]]
|[[Ticket to Ride]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Yes It Is]] <sup>#46</sup>
|Capitol 5407
|
|-
|[[1965-07-19]]
|[[Help! (song)|Help!]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[I'm Down]] <sup>#101</sup>
|Capitol 5476
|
|-
|[[1965-09-13]]
|[[Yesterday (song)|Yesterday]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Act Naturally]] <sup>#47</sup>
|Capitol 5498
|
|-
|[[1965-12-06]]
|[[We Can Work It Out]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Day Tripper]] <sup>#5</sup>
|Capitol 5555
|
|-
|[[1966-02-21]]
|[[Nowhere Man]] <sup>#3</sup> / [[What Goes On (The Beatles song)|What Goes On]] <sup>#81</sup>
|Capitol 5587
|
|-
|[[1966-05-30]]
|[[Paperback Writer]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Rain (The Beatles song)|Rain]] <sup>#23</sup>
|Capitol 5651
|
|-
|[[1966-08-08]]
|[[Yellow Submarine (song)|Yellow Submarine]] <sup>#2</sup> / [[Eleanor Rigby]] <sup>#11</sup>
|Capitol 5715
|
|-
|[[1967-02-13]]
|[[Penny Lane]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Strawberry Fields Forever]] <sup>#8</sup>
|Capitol 5810
|
|-
|[[1967-07-17]]
|[[All You Need Is Love]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Baby You're a Rich Man]] <sup>#34</sup>
|Capitol 5964
|
|-
|[[1967-11-27]]
|[[Hello, Goodbye]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[I Am the Walrus]] <sup>#56</sup>
|Capitol 2056
|
|-
|[[1968-03-18]]
|[[Lady Madonna]] <sup>#4</sup> / [[The Inner Light (song)|The Inner Light]] <sup>#96</sup>
|Capitol 2138
|
|-
|[[1968-08-26]]
|[[Hey Jude]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Revolution (song)|Revolution]] <sup>#12</sup>
|Apple 2276
|
|-
|[[1969-05-05]]
|[[Get Back]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Don't Let Me Down (The Beatles song)|Don't Let Me Down]] <sup>#35</sup>
|Apple 2490
|(The Beatles with Billy Preston)
|-
|[[1969-06-04]]
|[[The Ballad of John and Yoko]] <sup>#8</sup> / [[Old Brown Shoe]]
|Apple 2531
|
|-
|[[1969-10-06]]
|[[Something]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Come Together]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Apple 2654
|
|-
|[[1970-03-11]]
|[[Let It Be (song)|Let It Be]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)]]
|Apple 2764
|
|-
|[[1970-05-11]]
|[[The Long and Winding Road]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[For You Blue]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Apple 2832
|
|-
|[[1976-05-31]]
|[[Got to Get You into My Life]] <sup>#7</sup> / [[Helter Skelter]]
|Capitol 4274
|
|-
|[[1976-06-08]]
|[[Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da]] <sup>#49</sup> / [[Julia (song)|Julia]]
|Capitol 4347
|
|-
|[[1978-08-14]]
|[[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (song)|Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]]/[[With a Little Help from My Friends]] <sup>#71</sup> / [[A Day in the Life]]
|Capitol 4612
|
|-
|[[1982-03-22]]
|[[Beatles Movie Medley]] <sup>#12</sup> / [[I'm Happy Just to Dance with You]]
|Capitol 5107
|
|-
|[[1986-07-23]]
|[[Twist and Shout]] <sup>#23</sup> / [[There's a Place]]
|Capitol 5624
|(reissue)
|-
|[[1995-04-17]]
|[[Baby It's You (The Beatles song)|Baby It's You]] <sup>#67</sup> / [[I'll Follow the Sun]]/[[Devil in Her Heart]]/[[Boys (The Beatles song)|Boys]]
|Apple 58348
|(EP)
|-
|[[1995-12-12]]
|[[Free as a Bird (song)|Free as a Bird]] <sup>#6</sup> / [[Christmas Time (Is Here Again)]]
|Apple 58497
|
|-
|[[1996-03-04]]
|[[Real Love (The Beatles song)|Real Love]] <sup>#11</sup> / [[Baby's in Black]] (live)
|Apple 58544
|
|}
 
===Canadian Singles===
The committee watched Hébert and his followers uneasily for many weeks; we are not privy to their actual views of the [[Jacques René Hébert|Hébertist]]'s excesses, but there is no doubt of their apprehensions of their threat to their own power. When, at length, the party of the commune proposed to revolt against the Convention and the committees, the blow was struck. The Hébertists were swiftly flung into prison, and thence under the knife of the [[guillotine]] ([[March 24]], [[1794]]). The execution of the Hébertists was not the first time that forces within the revolution turned violently against their own extreme elements: that had happened as early as the July 1791 massacre of the Champ-de-Mars. But in the previous cases these events had only stimulated greater revolutionary ferment. This time, the most extreme faction were destroyed. But the committees had no intention to concede anything to their enemies on the other side. If they refused to follow the lead of the ''enragé'' [[anarchism| anarchists]] of the commune, they saw Danton's policy of clemency as a course would have led to their own instant and utter ruin.
:As appeared on the "[[CHUM Chart|CHUM Hit Parade]]" charts between the weeks of Monday January 6th, 1963 and Saturday January 8th, 1977.<ref>[http://www.1050chum.com/index_chumcharts.aspx?artist=7600]</ref>
[[Image:72076a2.jpg|thumb|175px|right|The very first release of any of [[Beatles| The Beatles]] singles in North America]]
{| class="wikitable" style="line-height: 1.15; background-color: #ffffff;"
! style="width: 7em; text-align: left;" |Release Date
! style="min-width: 30em; width: 40%; text-align: left;" |Songs
! style="text-align: left;" |Label/Number
! style="max-width: 20em; text-align: left;" |Notes
|-
|[[1962-04-23]]
|[[My Bonnie Lies over the Ocean|My Bonnie]] / [[When the Saints Go Marching In|The Saints]]
|Decca 31382
|Test Pressing, never issued
|-
|[[1963-02-03]]
|[[Love Me Do]] <sup>#8</sup> / [[P.S. I Love You (1962 song)|P.S. I Love You]]
|Capitol 72076
|#8 for two weeks beginning 1964-03-23
|-
|[[1963-02-25]]
|[[Please Please Me (song)|Please Please Me]] <sup>#5</sup> / [[Ask Me Why]] [sic]
|Capitol 72090
|#5 for two weeks beginning 1964-03-09
|-
|[[1963-06-18]]
|[[From Me to You]] <sup>#6</sup> / [[Thank You Girl]]
|Capitol 72101
|#6 on 1964-03-09
|-
|[[1963-09-16]]
|[[She Loves You]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[I'll Get You]]
|Capitol 72125
|#1 for two weeks beginning 1964-01-20
|-
|[[1963-12-09]]
|[[Roll Over Beethoven]] <sup>#2</sup> / [[Ask Me Why]] [sic]
|Capitol 72133
|First Canadian Beatle single to make charts almost immediately upon release.
|-
|[[1963-12-26]]
|[[I Want to Hold Your Hand]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[I Saw Her Standing There]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Capitol 5112
|#1 for six weeks beginning 1964-02-10
|-
|[[1964-02-17]]
|[[All My Loving]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[This Boy]] <sup>#1</sup> [sic]
|Capitol 72144
|#1 for six weeks beginning 1964-03-23. This Boy held the #1 spot alone after All My Loving had fallen to #5 in week six.
|-
|[[1964-03-16]]
|[[Twist and Shout]] <sup>#5</sup> / [[There's a Place]] [sic]
|Capitol 72146
|
|-
|[[1964-03-27]]
|Why / Cry for a Shadow
|MGM 13227
|(The Beatles With Tony Sheridan)
|-
|[[1964-03-16]]
|[[Can't Buy Me Love]] <sup>#3</sup> / [[You Can't Do That]] <sup>#33</sup>
|Capitol 5150
|
|-
|[[1964-04-20]]
|[[Do You Want to Know a Secret?]] / [[Thank You Girl]] [sic]
|Capitol 72159
|
|-
|[[1964-06-15]]
|[[She Loves You|Sie Liebt Sich]] <sup>#20</sup> / [[Ask Me Why|Ask My Way]] [sic]
|Capitol 72162
|
|-
|[[1964-07-06]]
|[[Ain't She Sweet]] / [[Nobody's Child]] (w/Tony Sheridan)
|Atco 6308
|
|-
|[[1964-07-13]]
|[[A Hard Day's Night (song)|A Hard Day's Night]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[I Should Have Known Better]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Capitol 5222
|#1 for two weeks beginning 1964-08-10
|-
|[[1964-07-20]]
|[[I'll Cry Instead]] <sup>#20</sup> / [[I'm Happy Just to Dance with You]] <sup>#20</sup>
|Capitol 5234
|
|-
|[[1964-07-20]]
|[[And I Love Her]] <sup>#15</sup> / [[If I Fell]]
|Capitol 5235
|
|-
|[[1964-08-24]]
|[[Matchbox (song)|Matchbox]] <sup>#6</sup> / [[Slow Down]] <sup>#6</sup>
|Capitol 5255
|
|-
|[[1964-11-23]]
|[[I Feel Fine]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[She's a Woman]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Capitol 5327
|#1 for five weeks beginning 1964-12-21
|-
|[[1965-02-15]]
|[[Eight Days a Week]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[I Don't Want to Spoil the Party]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Capitol 5371
|#1 for four weeks beginning 1965-03-15
|-
|[[1965-04-19]]
|[[Ticket to Ride]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Yes It Is]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Capitol 5407
|#1 for three weeks beginning 1965-05-10
|-
|[[1965-07-19]]
|[[Help! (song)|Help!]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[I'm Down]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Capitol 5476
|#1 for three weeks beginning 1965-08-16
|-
|[[1965-09-13]]
|[[Yesterday (song)|Yesterday]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Act Naturally]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Capitol 5498
|#1 for two weeks beginning 1965-10-11
|-
|[[1965-12-06]]
|[[We Can Work It Out]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Day Tripper]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Capitol 5555
|#1 for six weeks beginning 1965-12-27
|-
|[[1966-02-21]]
|[[Nowhere Man]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[What Goes On (The Beatles song)|What Goes On]]
|Capitol 5587
|#1 for three weeks beginning 1966-03-28
|-
|[[1966-05-30]]
|[[Paperback Writer]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Rain (The Beatles song)|Rain]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Capitol 5651
|#1 for two weeks beginning 1966-06-13
|-
|[[1966-08-08]]
|[[Yellow Submarine (song)|Yellow Submarine]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Eleanor Rigby]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Capitol 5715
|#1 for two weeks beginning 1966-08-29
|-
|[[1967-02-13]]
|[[Penny Lane]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Strawberry Fields Forever]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Capitol 5810
|#1 for three weeks beginning 1967-02-27
|-
|[[1967-07-17]]
|[[All You Need Is Love]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Baby You're a Rich Man]]
|Capitol 5964
|#1 for one week beginning 1967-08-07
|-
|[[1967-11-27]]
|[[Hello, Goodbye]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[I Am the Walrus]]
|Capitol 2056
|#1 for three weeks beginning 1967-12-04
|-
|[[1968-03-18]]
|[[Lady Madonna]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[The Inner Light (song)|The Inner Light]]
|Capitol 2138
|#1 for one week beginning 1968-04-08
|-
|[[1968-08-26]]
|[[Hey Jude]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Revolution (song)|Revolution]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Apple 2276
|#1 for six weeks beginning 1968-09-14
|-
|[[1969-05-05]]
|[[Get Back]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Don't Let Me Down (The Beatles song)|Don't Let Me Down]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Apple 2490
|#1 for five weeks beginning 1969-05-17,(The Beatles with Billy Preston)
|-
|[[1969-06-04]]
|[[The Ballad of John and Yoko]] / [[Old Brown Shoe]]
|Apple 2531
|Banned from Canadian Radio stations nationwide
|-
|[[1969-10-06]]
|[[Something]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[Come Together]]
|Apple 2654
|#1 for two weeks beginning 1969-11-08
|-
|[[1969-10-06]]
|[[Come Together]] / [[Something]]
|Apple 2654
|Released with A-side as B-Side
|-
|[[1970-03-11]]
|[[Let It Be (song)|Let It Be]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)]]
|Apple 2764
|#1 for four weeks beginning 1970-03-28
|-
|[[1970-05-11]]
|[[The Long and Winding Road]] <sup>#1</sup> / [[For You Blue]] <sup>#1</sup>
|Apple 2832
|#1 for two weeks beginning 1970-06-13
|-
|[[1976-05-31]]
|[[Got to Get You into My Life]] <sup>#2</sup> / [[Helter Skelter]]
|Capitol 4274
|
|-
|[[1976-06-08]]
|[[Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da]] <sup>#19</sup> / [[Julia (song)|Julia]]
|Capitol 4347
|
|-
|[[1978-08-14]]
|[[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (song)|Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]]/[[With a Little Help from My Friends]] / [[A Day in the Life]]
|Capitol 4612
|
|-
|[[1982-03-22]]
|[[Beatles Movie Medley]] / [[I'm Happy Just to Dance with You]]
|Capitol 5107
|
|-
|[[1986-07-23]]
|[[Twist and Shout]] / [[There's a Place]]
|Capitol 5624
|(reissue)
|-
|[[1995-04-17]]
|[[Baby It's You (The Beatles song)|Baby It's You]] <sup>#67</sup> / [[I'll Follow the Sun]]/[[Devil in Her Heart]]/[[Boys (The Beatles song)|Boys]]
|Apple 58348
|(EP)
|-
|[[1995-12-12]]
|[[Free as a Bird (song)|Free as a Bird]] <sup>#6</sup> / [[Christmas Time (Is Here Again)]]
|Apple 58497
|
|-
|[[1996-03-04]]
|[[Real Love (Beatles song)|Real Love]] <sup>#11</sup> / [[Baby's in Black]] (live)
|Apple 58544
|
|}
 
==RIAA and Soundscan Albums==
The [[Reign of Terror]] was not a policy that could be easily transformed. Indeed, it would eventually end with the [[Thermidorian Reaction]] (July 1794), when the Convention would rise against the Committee, execute its leaders, and place power in the hands of new men with a new policy. But in ''[[Germinal (French Republican Calendar)|Germinal]]''—that is, in March 1794—feeling was not ripe. The committees were still too strong to be overthrown, and Danton, heedless, instead of striking with vigor in the Convention, waited to be struck. "In these later days," writes the 1911 ''Britannica'', "a certain discouragement seems to have come over his spirit. His wife had died during his absence on one of his expeditions to the armies; he had now married again, and the rumour went that he was allowing domestic happiness to tempt him from the keen incessant vigilance proper to the politician in such a crisis." And, they add, "He must have known that he had enemies."
{| class="wikitable" style="line-height: 1.2; background-color: #ffffff;"
! style="width: 20em; text-align: left;"|Album
! style="width: 20em; text-align: left;"|RIAA
! style="width: 10em; text-align: left;"|Soundscan
|-
|[[The Beatles (album)|The Beatles]]
|<span style="white-space: nowrap;">19 Platinum (Diamond plus nine)</span>
|
|-
|[[The Beatles 1967-1970]]
|16x Platinum (Diamond plus six)
|
|-
|[[The Beatles 1962-1966]]
|15x Platinum (Diamond plus five)
|
|-
|[[Abbey Road (album)|Abbey Road]]
|12x Platinum (Diamond plus two)
|3,70
|-
|<span style="white-space: nowrap;">[[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]]</span>
|11x [[Platinum]] (Diamond plus one)
|3,58
|-
|[[The Beatles 1]]
|1x Diamond
|10,77
|-
|[[Anthology 1]]
|8x Platinum
|
|-
|[[A Hard Day's Night (album)|A Hard Day's Night]]
|6x Platinum
|
|-
|[[Magical Mystery Tour (album)|Magical Mystery Tour]]
|6x Platinum
|
|-
|[[Rubber Soul]]
|6x Platinum
|
|-
|[[Meet the Beatles!|Meet The Beatles!]]
|5x Platinum
|
|-
|[[Revolver (album)|Revolver]]
|5x Platinum
|
|-
|[[Help! (album)|Help!]]
|4x Platinum
|
|-
|[[Let It Be (album)|Let It Be]]
|4x Platinum
|
|-
|[[Live at the BBC (The Beatles album)|Live at the BBC]]
|4x Platinum
|
|-
|[[Anthology 2]]
|4x Platinum
|
|-
|[[Beatles '65]]
|3x Platinum
|
|-
|[[Hey Jude (album)|Hey Jude]]
|3x Platinum
|
|-
|[[Love Songs (The Beatles)]]
|3x Platinum
|
|-
|[[Anthology 3]]
|3x Platinum
|
|-
|[[20 Greatest Hits]]
|2x Platinum
|
|-
|[[The Beatles' Second Album]]
|2x Platinum
|
|-
|[[Something New (album)|Something New]]
|2x Platinum
|
|-
|[[Beatles for Sale]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[Beatles VI]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[Let It Be...Naked]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[Past Masters, Volume One]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[Past Masters, Volume Two]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[Please Please Me]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[Rock 'n' Roll Music]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[Rock 'n' Roll Music|Rock 'n' Roll Music Vol. 1]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[Rock 'n' Roll Music|Rock 'n' Roll Music Vol. 2]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[The Beatles Box Set]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[The Capitol Albums, Volume 1]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[The Early Beatles]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[Yellow Submarine (album)|Yellow Submarine]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[Yesterday...and Today]]
|Platinum
|
|-
|[[Love (The Beatles album)|Love]]
|Platinum
|1,30
|-
|[[Rarities (American Beatles compilation)|Rarities]]
|Gold
|
|-
|[[Reel Music]]
|Gold
|
|-
|[[The Beatles' Story]]
|Gold
|
|-
|[[The Capitol Albums, Volume 2]]
|Gold
|
|-
|[[With the Beatles]]
|Gold
|
|-
|[[Yellow Submarine Songtrack]]
|Gold
|
|-
| style="tex5t-align: right;" | '''Total'''
|'''172 Million'''
|'''53,70'''{{Fact|date=March 2007}}<!--unreliable source removed - read [[WP:A]] - old reference to Proboards -->
|}
 
==Singles' sales numbers==
When the [[Jacobin Club]] was "purified" in the winter, Danton's name would have been struck out as a moderate if Robespierre had not defended him. The committees deliberated on his arrest soon afterwards, and again Robespierre resisted the proposal. Yet though he had been warned of the lightning that was thus playing round his head, Danton did not move. Either he felt himself powerless, or he rashly despised his enemies. At last [[Billaud Varenne]], the most prominent spirit of the committee after Robespierre, succeeded in gaining Robespierre over to his designs against Danton. Robespierre, probably enticed "by the motives of selfish policy" (1911 ''Britannica'') made what proved the greatest blunder of his life. The Convention, aided by Robespierre and the authority of the committee, assented with "ignoble unanimity." (1911 ''Britannica'')
{| class="wikitable" style="line-height: 1.2; background-color: #ffffff;"
! style="width: 25em; text-align: left;" |Single
! style="width: 8em; text-align: left;" |Sales
|-
|[[I Want to Hold Your Hand]]/ [[I Saw Her Standing There]]&nbsp;
|5x Platinum
|-
|[[Hey Jude]]/ [[Revolution (song)|Revolution]]
|4x Platinum
|-
|[[Can't Buy Me Love]]/ [[You Can't Do That]]
|3x Platinum
|-
|[[She Loves You]]/ [[I'll Get You]]
|2.5x Platinum
|-
|[[Get Back]]/ [[Don't Let Me Down (The Beatles song)|Don't Let Me Down]]
|2x Platinum
|-
|[[Something]]/ [[Come Together]]
|2x Platinum
|-
|[[Let It Be (song)|Let It Be]]/ [[You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)]]
|2x Platinum
|-
|[[Twist and Shout]]/ [[There's a Place]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[Love Me Do]]/ [[P.S. I Love You (1962 song)|P.S. I Love You]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[Please Please Me]]/ [[From Me to You]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[Yellow Submarine (song)|Yellow Submarine]]/ [[Eleanor Rigby]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[A Hard Day's Night (song)|A Hard Day's Night]]/ [[I Should Have Known Better]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[All You Need Is Love]]/ [[Baby You're a Rich Man]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[The Ballad of John and Yoko]]/ [[Old Brown Shoe]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[Do You Want to Know a Secret]]/ [[Thank You Girl]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[Eight Days a Week]]/ [[I Don't Want to Spoil the Party]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[Hello, Goodbye]]/ [[I Am the Walrus]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[Help! (song)|Help!]]/ [[I'm Down]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[I Feel Fine]]/ [[She's a Woman]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[Lady Madonna]]/ [[The Inner Light (song)|The Inner Light]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[Nowhere Man (song)|Nowhere Man]]/ [[What Goes On (The Beatles song)|What Goes On]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[Paperback Writer]]/ [[Rain (The Beatles song)|Rain]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[Penny Lane]]/ [[Strawberry Fields Forever]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[We Can Work It Out]]/ [[Day Tripper]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[Yesterday (song)|Yesterday]]/ [[Act Naturally]]
|Platinum
|-
|[[And I Love Her]]/ [[If I Fell]]
|Gold
|-
|[[Free as a Bird]] EP
|Gold
|-
|[[Got to Get You into My Life]]/ [[Helter Skelter]]
|Gold
|-
|[[I'll Cry Instead]]/ [[I'm Happy Just to Dance with You]]
|Gold
|-
|[[Matchbox (song)|Matchbox]]/ [[Slow Down]]
|Gold
|-
|[[Real Love (Beatles song)|Real Love]] EP
|Gold
|-
|[[The Long and Winding Road]]/ [[For You Blue]]
|Gold
|-
|[[Ticket to Ride]]/ [[Yes It Is]]
|Gold
|-
| style="text-align: right;" | '''Total'''
|'''42 Million'''
|}
 
==Bootlegs==
On [[March 30]], Danton, Desmoulins and others of the ''indulgent'' party were suddenly arrested. Danton displayed such vehemence before the revolutionary tribunal that his enemies feared he would gain the crowd's favour. The Convention, in one of its "worst fits of cowardice" (1911 ''Britannica''), assented to a proposal made by [[Antoine Louis Léon de Richebourg de Saint-Just|Saint-Just]] that, if a prisoner showed want of respect for justice, the tribunal might pronounce sentence without further delay. Danton was at once condemned, and led, in company with fourteen others, including [[Camille Desmoulins]], to the guillotine. "I leave it all in a frightful welter," he said; "not a man of them has an idea of government. Robespierre will follow me; he is dragged down by me. Ah, better be a poor fisherman than meddle with the government of men!"
See [[The Beatles bootlegs]] for a run down of some of the more popular unauthorized bootleg material.
 
==References==
Danton's last words were addressed to his executioner. He said to him "you will show my head to the people, it is worth seeing".
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==External links==
Events went as Danton foresaw. The committees presently came to quarrel with the pretensions of Robespierre. Three months after Danton, [[Thermidorian Reaction|Robespierre fell]]. His assent to the execution of Danton had deprived him of the single great force that might have supported him against the committee.
*[http://www.freewebs.com/thebeatlesbeat2/ Beatles LPs EPs and singles all over the world]
 
*[http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_BAND.asp?band_id=2407 The Beatles reviews @ progarchives.com]
==Master of commanding phrase==
*[http://www.beatletracks.com/btlps.html Beatles LP and CD discography]
The 1911 ''Britannica'' wrote that Danton stands out as a master of commanding phrase. One of his fierce sayings has become a proverb. Against [[Charles William Ferdinand, Duke of Brunswick|the Duke of Brunswick]] and the invaders, "''il nous faut de l'audace, et encore de l'audace, et toujours de l'audace''" - "we must dare, and again dare, and forever dare." The tones of his voice were loud and vibrant. "[[Jove]] the Thunderer", the "rebel [[Satan]]", a "[[Titan (mythology)|Titan]]", and "[[Sardanapalus]]" were names that friends or enemies borrowed to describe him. He was called the "[[Honoré Mirabeau|Mirabeau]] of the ''[[sansculottes]]'', and "Mirabeau of the markets".
*[http://www.beatletracks.com/bt45s.html Beatles singles and EP discography]
 
*[http://www.jpgr.co.uk/ A UK discography, including details on bootleg releases]
==Fictionalized accounts==
*[http://www.math.mcgill.ca/rags/music/beatcan.html The Beatles in Canada includes Canada-only discography]
*Danton's last days were made into a play, ''Dantons Tod'' (''Danton's Death''), by [[Georg Büchner]].
*Danton and [[Robespierre]]'s quarrels were turned into the [[1982]] film ''[[Danton (1982 film)|Danton]]'' directed by [[Andrzej Wajda]] and starring [[Gerard Depardieu]] as Danton.
*Danton is extensively featured in ''[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098238/ La Révolution française] ''(1989), by [[Richard Heffron]].
*In his novel ''Locus Solus'', [[Raymond Roussel]] tells a story in which Danton makes an arrangement with his executioner for his head to be smuggled into his friend's possession after his execution. The nerves and musculature of the head ultimately end up on display in the private collection of Martial Canterel, re-animated by special electrical currents and showing a deepy entrenched disposition toward oratory.
 
==References==
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*[http://www.beatles-discography.com/ beatles-discography.com]
== External links ==
*[http://www.dermon.com/Beatles/Veejay.htm The Beatles on Vee-Jay Records]
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