Following Peter Jackson’s The Beatles: Get Back, another documentary about the influential band has landed on Disney+.
Directed by David Tedeschi and produced by Martin Scorsese, Beatles ’64 charts the band’s impact on the United States following their first visit to the country in February 1964, when they filmed their first performances on The Ed Sullivan Show.
The documentary explores the dynamics between band members Paul McCartney, George Harrison, John Lennon and Ringo Starr during the period, and includes archival footage from the wider Beatlemania era.
What songs are featured in Beatles ’64?
As you might expect, the documentary features many tracks by The Beatles, including live recordings from The Ed Sullivan Show. There are also songs by other artists relevant to the band at the time, between The Miracles and Barrett Strong.
You can check out a list of songs, in the order they appear, below.
‘All My Loving’ – cover by Elaine Kim
‘She Loves You (Live)’ – The Beatles
‘Please Please Me’ – The Beatles
‘Don’t Let The Sun Catch You Crying’ – Gerry And The Pacemakers
‘In My Life’ – The Beatles
‘Tutti Frutti’ – Little Richard
‘Tutti Frutti’ – cover by Pat Boone
‘I Wanna Hold Your Hand’ – The Beatles
‘She Loves You’ – The Beatles
‘I’ve Been Good To You’ – The Miracles
‘You’ve Really Got A Hold On Me’ – The Miracles
‘Yesterday (Live)’ – cover by The Miracles
‘Till There Was You’ – The Beatles
‘Love Me Do’ – The Beatles
‘I Saw Her Standing There’ – The Beatles
‘Money (That’s What I Want)’ – Barrett Strong
‘From Me To You (Live)’ – The Beatles
‘Long Tall Sally’ – cover by The Beatles
‘Baby It’s You’ – The Beatles
‘Twist And Shout (Live)’ – The Beatles
‘She Said She Said’ – The Beatles
‘It Wont Be Long’ – The Beatles
‘This Boy (Live)’ – The Beatles
‘Roll Over Beethoven (Live)’ – cover by The Beatles
Is the soundtrack available on streaming?
An official soundtrack album for the documentary is available across Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music and other streaming services. While it doesn’t feature every song listed above, the remaining tracks, like ‘Tutti Frutti’, are available via other albums.
