I Love You” (#10), “ I Saw Her Standing There” (#14), “ Thank You Girl” (#35), “ She's A Woman” (#4) and “ I Don't Want To Spoil The Party” (#39) becoming hits, to mention only a few. From that point on, nearly every new official Beatles release reached the top spot on this chart, as did some unofficial singles such as “ Eight Days A Week” and “ Yesterday.” Any record label that had license to do so released whatever Beatles singles they could, resulting in huge hits that either went to #1 or charted very high, such as “ Love Me Do” (#1), “ Twist And Shout” (#2), “ Please Please Me” (#3), “ She Love You” (#1), “My Bonnie” (#26), “Ain't She Sweet” (#19) and “ Do You Want To Know A Secret” (#2).īeatles b-sides also inundated the airwaves and charts, resulting in songs like “ P.S.
“ I Want To Hold Your Hand” raced up to the #1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100, staying there for an amazing seven weeks.
In 1964 when The Beatles broke onto the scene in America, they seemed to be able to do no wrong as far as hit singles were concerned.
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