The Beatles - All My Loving I Saw Her Standing There

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Review by David Butler

Album Review: All My Loving / I Saw Her Standing There by The Beatles Alright, let’s talk about this little gem from 1964. It’s not a full album per se—it’s more like one of those sweet two-track deals that just hits differently. Released in Sweden on the Odeon label, All My Loving / I Saw Her Standing There is pure Beatlemania bottled up for your ears. You’ve got rock, pop, and all the juicy bits of Pop Rock, Beat, and Rock & Roll jammed into these tunes. And hey, it’s Lennon-McCartney writing again—those guys were basically wizards with words. First up, “I Saw Her Standing There.” Oh man, this track grabs you right away with that iconic count-in (“One, two, three, fah!”). It’s punchy, raw, and feels like someone spiked your soda with adrenaline. Paul McCartney sounds so smooth here, like he’s narrating the best night of his life. What sticks out most? That bassline—it slaps harder than some folks’ New Year's resolutions. The energy? Ridiculous. Every time this comes on, I half expect to see John, Paul, George, and Ringo bursting through my door with their mop-top haircuts and grins. It’s impossible not to move to this one—it’s like your feet have no choice but to tap along. Then there’s “All My Loving.” This song flips the vibe entirely. Where “I Saw Her Standing There” is electric and wild, this one feels warm, almost like a hug made of sound. C’mon, who doesn’t love how McCartney sings “Close your eyes and I’ll kiss you”? It’s romantic without being cheesy, heartfelt without trying too hard. The harmonies are tight, the melody sticks to your brain like gum under a desk, and honestly, I think even aliens would dig this tune if they landed on Earth tomorrow. Now, here’s the kicker—why does this tiny Swedish release feel so monumental? Maybe it’s because these songs remind us why The Beatles weren’t just another band; they were an experience. These tracks aren’t flashy or overproduced—they’re real, stripped-down moments that somehow still sound fresh decades later. And here’s something random to leave you with: listening to this makes me wonder what people back then thought when they first heard it. Did they know they were witnessing history? Or did they just bob their heads and go, “Hey, this is kinda cool”? Either way, props to them—and props to you if you give this a spin today. Trust me, it’s worth every second.

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Artist: The Beatles
Album: All My Loving I Saw Her Standing There
Rating: 4.5

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
All My Loving
I Saw Her Standing There

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Catalog Numbers

SD 5958

Labels

Odeon

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM
  • Light green

Companies

RoleCompany
Manufactured BySkandinaviska Grammophon AB
Printed ByAB Roos Tryckerier
Recorded ByParlophone

Credits

RoleCredit
Written-ByLennon-McCartney

Notes

Issued with nine different cover colours (dark blue, blue, dark green, light green, green, dark red, red, pink and purple).

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A label): 7 XST 309
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B label): 7 XST 310
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): 7XST-309-1
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): 7XST-310-1

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The Beatles' album *All My Loving / I Saw Her Standing There* was released in Sweden in 1964, a little ahead of its popularity boom globally. It’s wild to think that Swedish fans got an early taste of these iconic tracks before the rest of the world caught on. Plus, it’s a cool piece of music history that both songs were written by Lennon-McCartney, the genius duo behind so many timeless hits.