the beatles released their first song on 5 october 1962.
the beatles released their first song on 5 october 1962.
when did the beatles release their first song?
5 october 1962
p.s. i love you (beatles song)









































"p.s. i love you" is a song recorded by english rock band the beatles in 1962. it was composed principally by paul mccartney (credited to lennon–mccartney), and produced by ron richards. the song was released in the uk on 5 october 1962 as the b-side of their debut single "love me do" and is also included on their debut album "please please me" (1963). it was later included on the american release "introducing the beatles" (1964), its reissue "the early beatles" (1965), and the beatles compilation album "love songs" (1977).









































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p.s. i love you (beatles song)
the concurrent beatles release in the united states, "beatles '65", included eight songs from "beatles for sale", omitting the tracks "kansas city/hey, hey, hey, hey!", "eight days a week" (a number one hit single in the us in early 1965), "what you're doing", "words of love", "every little thing" and "i don't want to spoil the party". in turn, it added the track "i'll be back" from the british release of "a hard day's night" and the single "i feel fine"/"she's a woman". the six omitted tracks finally got an lp release in america on "beatles vi" in 1965. "beatles '65" was released eleven days after "beatles for sale" and became the fastest-selling album of the year in the united states.
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