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MUS 354 BEATLES - Test 1

1)This 62 Lennon and McCartney song is in the style of

2. This song was a #1 hit for                     in '63.

3. This '63 Beatles song featured Ringo Starr on lead vocals, and was also covered by the Rolling Stones. It is

4. "Sie Leib Dich" was the Beatles' German version of                                       , which they recorded in Paris in '64, and was virtually identical to the original except for the lyrics.

5. Composed by Motown artists, and originally a '61 hit for the Marvellettes, this song featured John's R&R style lead vocals and a pounding R&R beat. It is

6. The first Beatles U.K. album,                                               , featured no overdubs and was recorded in one day in early '63.

7. John's developing writing style is shown in the unique chord structure of this '63 song, also featuring George on lead vocals. It is

8. This Lennon and McCartney song, re-recorded in '69 and released on Let It Be in '70, was featured in a rarity from a Cavern Club rehearsal. It is

9. The first Beatles song to become a standard tune was this Paul McCartney song, featured in a rarity from the '64 Sullivan show.

10. Released with a different title in the U.S., the Beatles second album featured new studio techniques such as double tracked lead vocals. It is

11. Until being permanently replaced in '62,                                           was the groups first steady drummer.

12. The drummer on this first version of "Love Me Do" is

13. The lead singer on this '61 Beatles recording is

14. At George Martin's insistence, the Beatles recorded this '62 song, but never released it officially during their career. It is

15. Featuring three part harmony like Smoky Robinson and the Miracles, this song becomes "Ringo's Theme" in the Beatles first movie. It is

16. Leiber and Stoller wrote this humorous song first recorded by the Coasters, and later recorded by the Beatles on their audition tape. It is

17. John Lennon adds a                                        section to this early Lennon and McCartney song.

18. The introduction of                        on this song becomes a vocal trademark of the Beatles.

19. George Harrison conceived the jazzy                          used on the intro (and the end) of this recording.

20. In '60, the group first meets Ringo Starr during long hours honing their skills in

                              clubs.

21. This true Lennon and McCartney collaboration was

22. George Harrison sang lead on this Chuck Berry song, showing the influences of R&B and early R&R on the group. It is

23. In '57, John Lennon performed with his skiffle band,                                              , before meeting Paul McCartney backstage one day.

24. Capitol Records spent $50,000 promoting this song, which became the Beatles first

U.S. Top 40 hit. It is

25. Features of this '63 John song include a vocal harmony intro, guitar riffs by George later played by George Martin on piano, and a tongue-in-cheek vocal delivery. It is

26. Who was the likely composer of this first Beatles recording?

27. Pete Best, Andy White, and Ringo Starr all played drums on versions of this first