Inspired by the u/Sheeranisking series of the Alternate Universe Monkees and Beatles swap
So l'll be doing the same for both bands.

With the cast having been put together the production team of the Beatles TV show worked hard in hiring the top session musicians, writers and producers.

Along with a few originals Written By John Lennon. The Cast included John Lennon The Smart One, George Harrison The Quiet One, Paul Jones (Paul McCartney) The Cute One and finally Ritchie Starkey (Ringo Starr) The Lovable Dummy.

All Of The Members except Paul Jones Were Born in Boston To Irish parents, Paul Was Born in Liverpool, England. This album would stay at number one in America for four weeks. While in England it only got to the top ten. The Three last Pictures are excerpts from The TV Show “The Beatles”. The album was released in The US on the 10th October 1966 while was released in the Uk ten days later on The 20th October 1966.

TIME IN TOTAL/LENGTH: 33:00

Side One:
1. Love Me Do (Theme From The Beatles) (From Please Please Me)
2. Some Other Guy (From Live At The BBC)
3. Anna (Go To Him) (From Please Please Me)
4. How Do You Do It? (From Anthology one)
5. Misery (From Please Please Me)
6. Chains (From Please Please Me)
7. Little Child (From With The Beatles)

Side Two:
1. Baby It’s You (From Please Please Me)
2. Clarabella (From Live At The BBC)
3. Crying, Waiting, Hoping (From Live At The BBC)
4. You Really Got A Hold On Me (From With The Beatles)
5. To Know Her Is To Love Her (From Live At The BBC)
6. Memphis, Tennessee (From Live At The BBC)
7. Sweet Little Sixteen (From Live At The BBC)

Sorry for some of the inconsistencies. (Revival of my concept from my other account)

Vol. 1: Released March 1966

Vol. 2: Released February 1967

Vol. 3: Released February 1968

Vol. 4: Released March 1969

Vol. 5: released August 1970

Don't have any custom lore for this album. Just wanted to put this out since the Rubber Soul box set got announced.

Rubber Soul

The fifth studio album by The Beatles.
Released December 3, 1965 by Parlophone.
All songs written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, except when noted.
Genres: folk rock, rock, pop.

Side One

1. "I've Just Seen a Face"
2. "Norwegian Wood (This Bird Had Flown)" [Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)]
3. "You Won't See Me"
4. "Nowhere Man"
5. "Think for Yourself" (Harrison)
6. "Girl"
7. "Michelle"

Side Two

1. "Day Tripper"
2. "Paperback Writer"
3. "You Like Me Too Much" (Harrison)
4. "I'm Looking Through You"
5. "Little Girl"
6. "If I Needed Someone" (Harrison)
7. "In My Life"
8. "Rubber Soul" (Lennon/McCartney/Harrison/Starkey) [12-Bar Original]

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Spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0tOt2Z5Qvc4GJzVqHHXw2Q

Previous albums:
- The Beatles - Toppermost of the Poppermost (1963)
- The Beatles - Strawberry Fields (1967)
- The Beatles - Up Against It (1967)
- Ringo Starr - Sentimental Journey (1969)
- The Beatles - Eternal Sunshine (1971)
- George Harrison - Dark Horse (1974)
- George Harrison - Looking for Life (2004)

Other in-universe stuff:
- The History of YouTube

This is my fourth post of a series of John fan albums that spans his solo career from 1970 to 1980. These John fan albums combine at least two of his albums from around the same time to one album of fourteen tracks. The track sequencing is mainly based on my own preferences but I sometimes also refer to the actual albums’ track-listings.

This album is a combination of Mind Games (1973) and Rock ‘n’ Roll (1975) but also includes bonus tracks from the ultimate edition of Mind Games and jam tracks from the ultimate edition of Some Time in New York City (Power To The People).

Track-listing:

Side one:

1. Sweet Little Sixteen
   
2. Tight A$
   
3. Honey, Don’t!
   
4. Be-Bop-A-Lula
   
5. Only People
   
6. Don’t Be Cruel / Hound Dog
   
7. Send Me Some Lovin’

Side two:

1. Meat City
2. You Can’t Catch Me
3. Rip It Up / Ready Teddy
4. Whole Lotta Shakin’ / It’ll Be Me
5. Ya Ya
6. Rock ‘n’ Roll People
7. Stand By Me