On 9 September 2009, The Beatles re-released a remastered box set of their mono output spanning the "Please Please Me" album to "The Beatles" (commonly called "The White Album"). The set, simply called "The Beatles in Mono", also includes a two-disc summary of the mono singles, B-sides and EP tracks released throughout their career. Also included were five tracks originally mixed for an unissued mono "Yellow Submarine" EP. Bob Dylan followed suit on 19 October 2010 with "The Original Mono Recordings", a box set featuring the mono releases from "Bob Dylan" (1962) to "John Wesley Harding" (1967). On 21 November 2011, The Kinks' mono recordings were issued as "The Kinks in Mono" box set, featuring the releases of the band's albums from "Kinks" (1964) to "Arthur" (1969), with three additional CDs of non-album tracks that appeared as singles or EP tracks. When the initial run of the box set sold out, no more were pressed, unlike the Beatles and Dylan sets.