Rather, it is likely that Purdie was the studio drummer hired by Atco Records in 1964 to add a punchier sound for the US market, specifically to the songs "Ain't She Sweet", "Take Out Some Insurance On Me, Baby" and "Sweet Georgia Brown". It is also probable that he played on covers of Fab Four songs performed by groups of imitators with names like the Buggs, the Liverpools or the Beetles, created by unscrupulous record companies in order to capitalize on the Beatles' success.
Rather, it is probable that Purdie was the studio drummer employed by Atco Records in 1964 to enhance a more energetic sound for the US market, particularly for the songs "Ain't She Sweet", "Take Out Some Insurance On Me, Baby" and "Sweet Georgia Brown". It is also likely that he played on covers of Fab Four songs performed by groups with names like the Buggs, the Liverpools or the Beetles, created by unscrupulous record companies to capitalize on the Beatles' success.