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4 Beatles songs appear on more than one official UK studio LP (or Past Masters) – for example 'Get Back' (Let It Be + Past Masters), 'Let It Be' (Let It Be + Past Masters), and 'Love Me Do' (Past Masters + Please Please Me).
How the song was commercially released
US market release information – Capitol/Vee-Jay/UA albums, US singles, and US release dates
Which official mixes exist for this song – mono, stereo, or both – and whether the two differ meaningfully. Tag each applicable value independently. Use filter negation (e.g. +Mono −Stereo) for mono-only queries.
Record label that released the song – Parlophone (UK 1962-68), Apple (1968+), Capitol (US Beatles primary), Vee-Jay/Swan/Tollie/United Artists (early US before Capitol deal), Polydor (Germany pre-Beatles).
The music publishing company that held the copyright for the song's composition
The American musical sub-scene or genre that the original cover song came from
Special recording context
Unofficial groupings of Beatles songs that share a defining characteristic – love songs, piano-led songs, character sketches, Indian-flavoured songs, medleys, and McCartney 'granny' music-hall pastiches. Not official genres; a fan-facing way to browse songs that feel of a kind.
Chart positions and commercial success
Notable cultural significance, awards, or legacy
The album the song appears on
Special position on an album