
26 November, 1962 – The Beatles Record ‘Please Please Me’, ‘Ask Me Why’, ‘Tip of My Tongue’ (Session Notes)
Session notes of The Beatles’ 26 November 1962 recording session at EMI Studio Two to record Please Please Me, Ask Me Why, Tip of My Tongue.
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Session notes of The Beatles’ 26 November 1962 recording session at EMI Studio Two to record Please Please Me, Ask Me Why, Tip of My Tongue.
Session notes of The Beatles’ 11 September 1962 recording session at EMI Studio Two to record Love Me Do, P.S. I Love You, and demo Please Please Me.
Session notes of The Beatles’ 4 September 1962 recording session at EMI Studio Two, Ringo’s first session and early takes of Love Me Do.
The Beatles stepped into EMI Studio Two for a two‑hour 'artist test' overseen by producer George Martin, with Ron Richards and balance engineer Norman Smith.
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