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Songs Written by the Beatles - but Recorded by Others
Below is a list of songs I compiled when working on my Beatles website: Kerry's Beatles/Paul McCartney Site on MSN. It is a list of songs written by the Beatles (most Lennon/McCartney compositions), but they were not recorded by the Beatles. (At least there were never any studio recordings of them) ________________________________________________ PLEASE NOTE: I TOOK THE TIME TO COMPILE THIS LIST MYSELF IN 2001 AND NOW I'M POSTING IT HERE FOR OTHERS TO SEE. HOWEVER, PLEASE DO NOT COPY IT AND PLACE IT ON YOUR OWN SITE. PLEASE EITHER LINK TO THIS PAGE OR THE PAGE LINKED BELOW. REMEMBER TO ALWAYS GIVE CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE. Thank you
Kerry
__________________________________________________ "Bad To Me" recorded by Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas in 1963.
"Catcall" recorded by the Chris Barber Band in 1967.
"Come & Get It" (McCartney) recorded by Badfinger on the Apple label in August of 1969.
"From a Window" recorded by Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas in May 1964.
"Goodbye" recorded by Mary Hopkin in 1969.
"Hello Little Girl" recorded by the Fourmost in July of 1963. (The Beatles did record this in 1962 and again in 1963 but it was never released. This song was performed by the Beatles in their unsuccessful Deca audition in 1962)
"I Don't Want To See You Again" recorded by Peter & Gordon in August 1964.
"I'll Be On My Way" recorded by Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas in March of 1963. The Beatles performed this on a BBC radio show in the fall of 1962, but never recorded it.
"I'll Keep You Satisfied" recorded by Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas in July 1963.
"I'm In Love" recorded by the Fourmost in October 1963.
"It's For You" recorded by Cilla Black in 1964.
"Like Dreamers Do" recored by the Applejacks in April 1964. This song was performed by the Beatles in their unsuccessful Deca audition in 1962.
"Love of the Loved" recorded by Cilla Black in July 1963. The Beatles recorded an unreleased version in 1963. This song was performed by the Beatles in their unsuccessful Deca audition in 1962.
"Nobody I Know" recorded by Peter & Gordon in April 1964.
"One And One Is Two" recorded by Mike Shannon with the Strangers in March 1964. The Beatles recorded an unreleased version in 1964. This song never made the charts.
"Sour Milk Sea" (This is a song by George - not Lennon/McCartney) recorded by Jackie Lomax in 1968. George Harrison also produced the session.
"Step Inside Love" recorded by Cilla Black in 1968 as the theme for her BBC tv series.
"That Means A Lot" recorded by P. J. Proby in 1965.
"Thingumybob" recorded by the John Foster and Sons Ltd. Black Dyke Mills Band in 1968. Written as the theme song to the BBC series "Thingumybob".
"Woman" recorded by Peter & Gordon in 1965. It was also recorded by Paul McCartney under the psydonym of Bernard Webb.
"World Without Love" recorded by Peter & Gordon in 1964.
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