Produced By George Martin - Single CD Track Listing

Single CD Track Listing

  1. "Theme One" · The George Martin Orchestra · 2.31
  2. "I Want To Hold Your Hand" · The Beatles · 2.26
  3. "Anyone Who Had a Heart" · Cilla Black · 2.51
  4. "Ferry Cross The Mersey" · Gerry & The Pacemakers · 2.24
  5. "Do You Want to Know a Secret?" · Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas · 2.03
  6. "Live and Let Die" · Paul McCartney & Wings · 3.12
  7. "Goldfinger" · Shirley Bassey · 2.49
  8. "She's Leaving Home" · David & Jonathan · 3.14
  9. "Portrait of My Love" · Matt Monro · 2.46
  10. "Elizabethan Serenade (Where the Gentle Avon Flows)" · Ron Goodwin & His Orchestra · 2.53
  11. "A Hard Day's Night" · Peter Sellers · 1.49
  12. "Melody On The Move" · Tommy Reilly · 2.50
  13. "Wormwood Scrubs Tango" · Spike Milligan & Orchestra · 2.33
  14. "Goodness Gracious Me" · Peter Sellers & Sophia Loren · 3.00
  15. "A Transport of Delight" · Flanders & Swann · 2.23
  16. "The Pepperland Suite" · George Martin · 6.18
  17. "From Russia with Love" · Matt Monro · 2.35
  18. "Alfie" · Cilla Black · 2.39
  19. "Get Back" · Billy Preston · 3.00
  20. "Mr. Waldo, Come and Sweep My Chimbley" · Tom Jones · 2.58
  21. "Tin Man" · America · 3.29
  22. "Diamond Dust" · Jeff Beck · 8.21
  23. "Here, There and Everywhere" · Celine Dion · 3.17
  24. "Friends and Lovers" · George Martin · 2.25

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