revolver was the name of the beatles first us album.
what was the name of the beatles first us album?
revolver
originally, vee-jay considered releasing the "please please me" lp unaltered, as it appeared in the uk. a surviving acetate made by universal recording corporation of chicago, probably in may 1963, contains all 14 songs in the same order as on the uk album, with the title still listed as "please please me". but in keeping with the american norm of a 12-song album, vee-jay chose instead to omit "please please me" and "ask me why" (which had comprised the first single release) and change the album's title to "introducing... the beatles". also, the engineer at universal in chicago thought that paul mccartney's count-in at the start of "i saw her standing there" was extraneous rather than intentionally placed there, so he snipped the "one, two, three" (leaving the "four") from vee-jay's mono and stereo masters. except for those omissions, the order and contents of the album were untouched, resulting in a us album that bore the closest resemblance to a british beatles lp until "revolver" in 1966.
introducing... the beatles
bullet::::- 1968 "a new place in the sun" (#24 us album)





























bullet::::- 1968 "bobbie gentry and glen campbell" (#11 us album)





























bullet::::- 1968 "that christmas feeling" (#1 billboard christmas album)





























bullet::::- 1968 "wichita lineman" (#1 us album)





























bullet::::- 1969 "galveston" (#2 us album)





























bullet::::- 1969 "true grit" (#77 us album)





























bullet::::- 1969 "glen campbell live" (#13 us album)





























bullet::::- 1970 "try a little kindness" (#12 us album)





























bullet::::- 1970 "oh happy day" (#38 us album)





























bullet::::- 1970 "norwood" (#90 us album)





























bullet::::- 1970 "the glen campbell goodtime album" (#27 us album)
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