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Indian Ocean. And since " I Call Your Name " was submitted to United Artists as well, a full twelve song soundtrack album would have been possible. But this was not to be. Since Capitol did decide to release The Beatles records in the US, and all four of the songs mentioned above were already released in America by this time, United Artists were kept to the seven main songs featured in the film as well as the tentative " I'll Cry Instead.

Standard practice of the day for soundtrack albums was to include instrumental or orchestrated recordings, so this idea was utilized to pan out the eight available Beatles tracks with George Martin produced versions of Beatles songs. Since United Artists Records were only allowed to release The Beatles material as a soundtrack album, Capitol Records were free to use the same recordings in any form they pleased as long as it wasn't touted as a "soundtrack album.

This highly anticipated album, which even beat Capitol's July 13th release date for the " A Hard Day's Night " single, rushed to the 1 spot on the Billboard charts, where it remained for an amazing fourteen weeks, the longest run at number one that year.

This early success made Capitol rethink its strategy and they reformatted their " Something New " album to feature only five of the songs on the UA album and include more new Beatles material that was just made available.

Capitol's July 20th released album was kept out of the number one spot by United Artists' soundtrack album, although it did sell very well and peaked at 2 for nine weeks straight. United Artists did whatever else it could to generate as much sales from the project as possible. Even though they were restricted from releasing The Beatles material as singles, they could release the George Martin instrumentals any way they pleased.

While " And I Love Her " only reached on the Billboard charts, "Ringo's Theme This Boy ," probably because of its being heard as a backdrop to the popular "lonely Ringo" segment in the movie, nearly made the top 40, peaking at The deceptive use of Beatles images on the picture sleeve of the single may also have generated sales. The album remained in print throughout the '60s and '70s but, when United Artists was acquired by EMI, Capitol released the album on August 17th, and kept it in print throughout the life of the vinyl record industry.

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