1976: ROCK'N'ROLL MUSIC (Double compilation album)

Parlophone/June 11, 1976. PCSP 719  Not available on CD

Produced by George Martin.

LP 1, side 1: 
Twist And Shout
I Saw Her Standing There
You Can't Do That
I Wanna Be Your Man
I Call Your Name
Boys
Long Tall Sally

LP1, side 2:

Rock'n'Roll Music
Slow Down
Kansas City / Hey Hey Hey Hey
Money (That's What I Want)
Bad Boy
Matchbox
Roll Over Beethoven  

LP2, side 1:

Dizzy Miss Lizzy
Any Time At All
Drive My Car
Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby
The Night Before
I'm Down
Revolution

LP2, side 2:

Back In The U.S.S.R.
Helter Skelter
Taxman
Got To Get You Into My Life
Hey Bulldog
Birthday
Get Back

Gatefold sleeve

The american edition of this one has been remixed (different stereo picture) by George Martin, while the UK edition kept the old mixes. The reasoning behind releasing this LP is supposed to be accusations from fans of The Rolling Stones that the Beatles was just a pop group and that they weren't capable of playing rock'n'roll. The answer was to compile an album full of the raunchiest material from the old Beatles LP's.

In 1980 this double LP from 1976 was split up into two single LP's, named vol.1 and vol.2. The British edition of these new LP's used the american (remixed in 1976 by George Martin) master.

The 1980 edition was on the MFP (Music for pleasure) budget label.