Alternative Titles Challenge

[Mi-Amigo]

Welcome to the next in the series of Challenges:

                                      THE ALTERNATIVE TITLES CHALLENGE

Some of the well-known Beatles`s songs began with different "working titles"; some UK albums initially had different suggested titles; some UK albums were released in other countries with different titles.

The Challenge is can you identify which alternative title refers to which song, UK album, or UK album released in another country?

Below, in three separate posts, are the alternative titles to:

40 SONGS; 13 UK ALBUMS; and 15 UK ALBUMS released in other countries.

Hint: some ALBUMS, released in the UK, had more than one suggested title.

RULES: please no googling, wiki, website, social media searches for the answers

You may post one answer from one catagory - Songs; or UK Albums; or UK Albums in other country - in each post but not one from each catagory. You may only post one entry per day.

Entries should state which catagory, the alternative title, and what it refers to

[for example, using the famous example "scrambled eggs", which is not in the Challenge, would read:

SONG: "scrambled eggs" = Yesterday ]

Entries for each day will be open from midnight until 11pm.

The Challenge will not be open until midnight tonight [Sat/Sun 30/31 March 2019].

Results will be announced at 11pm with a list of answers still to be found in each catagory.

[MI5]

4 Garcons Dans Le Vent [France] was A Hard Days Night (and also a film)

[Mi-Amigo]

RESULTS for answers submitted Sun 31 March 2019:

UK ALBUM: Abracadabra = Revolver - @Cleoriff  correct

UK ALBUM: Six down, one to go = Sgt Pepper - @jonsie correct [John`s ref to recent EMI contract]

SONG:  Hey Bullfrog = Hey Bulldog - @Bambino correct [Paul misread John`s writing and sand Bulldog and barked to make John laugh, John liked it more and changed it]

UK ALBUMS ABROAD: 4 Garcons.... = A Hard Day`s Night - @MI5 correct

UK ALBUMS ABROAD: Die Zenstrale... = Please, Please Me - @pgn correct

Sorry, @Glory1 Come On, Come On was not an alternative title to Please, Please Me.

Please Please Me was always known by that title, which John recalled came from the words in the song "Please" by Bing Crosby, which his mother Julia used to sing to him.

The list of which songs in each category which need to be found follows.

Please do not post your next answers - for Mon 1 April [yes, I know] - until after midnight tonight.

Thanks

[Mi-Amigo]

                                                                                SONGS: to be found

AERIAL TOUR INSTRUMENTAL

ALL I WANT IS YOU

ARRIVE WITHOUT TRAVELLING

AUNTIE JIN`S THEME

BAD FINGER BOOGIE

BATHROOM WINDOW

COME ON, COME ON

DON`T KEEP ME WAITING

ENDING

EVERYBODY HAD A HARD YEAR

GEORGE`S BLUES

GET YOU IN THE END

GRANNY SMITH

HE SAID, HE SAID

HELLO, HELLO

HEY JULES

I DON`T KNOW

I`LL NEVER DO YOU NO HARM

IN THE LIFE OF...

IT`S BEEN A LONG, LONG, LONG TIME

IT`S NOT TOO BAD

LAXTON`S SUPERB

MARK 1

MISS DAISY HAWKINS

NOT KNOWN

ON OUR WAY HOME

ONE OF THE BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE

RINGO`S TUNE

SEANCE IN THE DARK

SEVENTEEN

SWEET AND LOVELY GIRL

THANK YOU LITTLE GIRL

THAT`S A NICE HAT

THE VOID

THIS BIRD HAS FLOWN

THIS IS SOME FRIENDLY

TOO MUCH.

WON`T BE THERE WITH YOU

YOU DON`T GET ME

[Mi-Amigo]

                                                                      UK ALBUMS TO BE FOUND

A DOLL`S HOUSE

BEATLEMANIA

BEATLES ON SAFARI

CIGGIES, SARNIES AND SONGS

EIGHT ARMS TO HOLD YOU

EVEREST

FIRST CRAZY STRETCH

FOUR SIDES OF A CIRCLE

GET BACK.

OFF THE BEATLES TRACK

PENDULUM, FATMAN & BOBBY.

[Glory1]

@Mi-Amigo I take it as I got it wrong, Come On Come On still needs to be found. It's missing from your list and I'd like another go at it.

[Mi-Amigo]

                                         ALBUMS RELEASED IN OTHER COUNTRIES TO BE FOUND

AIUTO [Italy]

CON LOS BEATLES [Argentina]

ESTOS SON LOS BEATLES [Venezula]

I FAOLOSI BEATLES [Italy]

LOS BEATLES CANTAN PARA USTED [Chile]

OTRO DE LOS BEATLES [Chile]

OS REIS DO IE, IE, IE [Brazil].

POR FAVOR, YO [Argentina]

SOCORRA [Argentina]

SURFINI CON LOS BEATLES [Venezula].

TUTTI PER UNO [Italy].

YEAH, YEAH, YEAH [Argentina]

YE, YE, YE [Urguagy]

[Mi-Amigo]

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@Glory1 wrote:

@Mi-Amigo I take it as I got it wrong, Come On Come On still needs to be found. It's missing from your list and I'd like another go at it.

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Thanks for spotting that @Glory1 - yes Come On, Come On still needs to be found, and, of course you can have another go at it at midnight.

[Glory1]

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@Mi-Amigo wrote:

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@Glory1 wrote:

@Mi-Amigo I take it as I got it wrong, Come On Come On still needs to be found. It's missing from your list and I'd like another go at it.

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Thanks for spotting that @Glory1 - yes Come On, Come On still needs to be found, and, of course you can have another go at it at midnight.

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Still can't get that after getting what I thought was the obvious answer but was wrong. I'm going for one that my memory tells me is right.

[MI5]

Aiuto is Italian for "Help"

[Cleoriff]

Pendulum, Fatman & Bobby also a working title for the UK Album Revolver