With The Beatles

George Harrison debuted his first songwriting contribution, Don't Bother Me, signaling the start of the band composing their own tracks. The record shows their affinity for Motown and R&B through covers of Chuck Berry and Smokey Robinson.

Captured shortly after their first album, the recordings document the intense speed of their Cavern Club residency. The set acts as a record of the early sixties beat period, featuring precise vocal harmonies and the direct recording methods of the time.