This is an interesting exploitation LP that is unique in that it was widely distributed in the United States in the conventional shopping mall market. It was sold in the bargain bins literally everywhere for a few months until the authorities figured out what was going on. The recordings are primarily derived from BBC appearances by both bands with a few live songs by the Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl show in 1964. The sound quality is about average and there isn't much here that the die-hard Beatle or Stones collector hasn't heard, it's just a curiosity with a unique tracklist.?

Side One: The Beatles
A1. Boys (2:06)
A2. Do You Want To Know A Secret (1:51)
A3. All My Loving (2:05)
A4. Please Please Me (1:59)
A5. Misery (1:48)
A6. Twist And Shout/You Can't Do That (3:44)

Side Two: The Rolling Stones
B1. Carol (2:21)
B2. I Just Wanna Make Love To You (2:09)
B3. Cry To Me (3:12)
B4. Walking The Dog (3:08)
B5. You Can Make It If You Try (2:10)
B6. Route 66 (2:23)

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