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Love Me Do

Love Me Do

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Nov 6, 2026

Daryl EasleaHOST
54:03
It's a sort of working title for a mini guide, an A5 guide.
Daryl EasleaHOST
54:08
And it's the Beatles 62 to 70 looking at their singles from Love Me Do to Let It Be.
Daryl EasleaHOST
54:17
The British pressings, export pressings, repressings, and the EPs from that period as well.
Daryl EasleaHOST
54:24
And it's even got, and what I'm very excited about, a pull-out poster in the Spirit of the Beatles book.
Dick TaylorGUEST
22:45
You know, obviously, you know, you had the beard.
Dick TaylorGUEST
22:48
By this time, the Beatles had, you know, I remember first, funny enough, hearing Love Me Do first with Mick and Brian.
Dick TaylorGUEST
22:59
We were at a party, and we heard Love Me Do, and we said, well, this is intriguing.
Dick TaylorGUEST
23:04
It's got a harmonica on
David HepworthHOST
23:05
it, hasn't
Maureen CleaveSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:33
Warringo Starr is ugly but cute.
Obadiah JonesHOST
15:37
More than six months before Michael Brown wrote Love Me Do, the Beatles progressed.
Obadiah JonesHOST
15:41
Maureen printed the Beatles' unfiltered declarations in the Evening Standard.
Obadiah JonesHOST
15:45
Take, for example, John saying, It helps being intelligent, I suppose, though, mind you, I've met people in this business who aren't as thick as they look.
Alec BaldwinHOST
31:06
Wonderful insanity, by the way.
Alec BaldwinHOST
31:07
But, you know, in the beginning with, like, Love Me Do and all those things, there's something about what people need.
Alec BaldwinHOST
31:14
And at that time in the 70s, people really needed music.
Alec BaldwinHOST
31:19
to take them somewhere.
Tim HayGUEST
7:05
Yeah.
Tim HayGUEST
7:06
And even if it's not like put to music, I think just writing stuff down seems to do something to your sense of like, I don't know, there's a sense of ambiguity that you feel that you get rid of once it's down on paper.
Tim HayGUEST
7:17
Yeah.
Tim HayGUEST
7:18
It's a
Tim HayGUEST
11:23
um american four album came out where he just did covers of all of these otherwise famous songs by the nine inch nails and so on and so forth yeah and it's literally a him in the room singing these songs with that
Pat BlackerHOST
11:35
cover of her hurt yeah doesn't that break it yeah
Tim HayGUEST
11:40
so that's like and that just sums up the whole thesis of like yeah music doesn't have to be exclusively Liszt or Chopin or, you know, incredible orchestral stuff.
Tim HayGUEST
11:50
Although that's totally the, you know, a good standard to have.
Graham OlsonHOST
9:50
The song's release coincided with the release of the movie Stateside in August of 1964, and so A Hard Day's Night went straight to number one on the American charts, becoming the fifth Beatles record to do so that year.
Graham OlsonHOST
10:03
Yeah, Love Me Do spent a week atop Billboard in May of 64, but we've already covered that song.
Graham OlsonHOST
10:09
The Brits knew about that one well before we Americans did.
Graham OlsonHOST
10:13
What's curious about the single A Hard Day's Night is that the B side is different depending on what side of the pond you were on.
Tim FranksHOST
19:36
Fascher worked as a bouncer and barman in the German port city's red-light district when he helped open the legendary venue The Star Club in 1962.
Tim FranksHOST
19:46
And it was then that he persuaded the, as then, unknown musicians from Liverpool to take up a residency before they recorded their first single, Love Me Do, and returned to Britain.
Tim FranksHOST
19:56
Holly Tesler is a senior lecturer in music industries at the University of Liverpool, where she specialises in the Beatles.
Tim FranksHOST
20:02
What role did Fasher play in helping the band?
speaker_0NARRATOR
10:10
For the Beatles, the clock started with their first single.
speaker_0NARRATOR
10:14
The copyright in Love Me Do was secured in October 1962.
speaker_0NARRATOR
10:20
56 years later would be October 2018.
speaker_0NARRATOR
10:23
McCartney was 20 when Dad's single came out.
Fraser McCallumGUEST
28:15
Yeah.
Fraser McCallumGUEST
28:15
One of the great little accidents of history for me is that it's become quite well known, but I was always quite smug about telling people this, but the very first Beatles single, which is Love Me Do, and the first Bond film, Doctor No, come out in the same day, in October 1962.
Fraser McCallumGUEST
28:32
And they are, by some distance, the biggest cultural exports Britain has in the 1960s.
Fraser McCallumGUEST
28:40
I mean, there's not a bigger cultural export Britain has had than the Beatles since then.
Sammy PetersenHOST
32:40
I do realise that.
Sammy PetersenHOST
32:41
Their first single, Love Me Do, was released in October 1962.
Sammy PetersenHOST
32:46
Within a short period, the Beatles would move from Liverpool clubs to national fame, then international stardom.
Sammy PetersenHOST
32:53
Their success would become so immense that the ordinary language of celebrity could no longer adequately describe it.

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