Best "B-Sides"

[sadic1]

"Hey, Hey, What Can I Do", by Led Zeppelin, side B of The Immigrant Song.

[VOR]

The Elvis rendition of "America" from the "My Way" 45.

Also "Don't be Cruel" from the Hound Dog 45

[muff_spelunker]

"I Feel Fine" - The Beatles. B-side of "Help", I think?

[HPCatFan]

To continue with the Beatles, how about "Rain". Awesome song, I'm pretty sure it never made it to an LP. Don't know which B side it was though.

[BigMark]

you guys are talking about those big old funnylooking black cd's again, aren't ya?

[mathmajors]

Originally posted by HPCatFan
To continue with the Beatles, how about "Rain". Awesome song, I'm pretty sure it never made it to an LP. Don't know which B side it was though.

It only made it to an American LP of the Beatles called 'Hey Jude'. Everything on that album eventually became Past Master Vol. 2.

[HPCatFan]

Mathmajor-Thanks, I'll have to find that album (disc) somewhere (Hey Jude). I have a thing against "Best of" albums, so I won't go with the Past Masters.

[mathmajors]

Originally posted by HPCatFan
Mathmajor-Thanks, I'll have to find that album (disc) somewhere (Hey Jude). I have a thing against "Best of" albums, so I won't go with the Past Masters.

The 'Hey Jude' album was not OK'd by the Beatles. EMI (US) took a bunch of their singles and put it out. It's got 'I Should Have Known Better' on it, which was 3-4 years old at that point. You might as well get Past Masters.

If you are looking for the LP, the sleeve has shots from their last photo shoot. They're all dressed in black and hanging out at some ruins or something.

[Piper]

I think Revalution was a B-side, as was Rock around the Clock.

[mathmajors]

Originally posted by Piper
I think Revalution was a B-side, as was Rock around the Clock.

I think Revolution was the B-side to 'Hey Jude'.