In 1968, The Beatles established their APPLE RECORDS Company, and in addition to release their own group and solo tunes signed, many first-time artists to their label, including Ronnie Spector, Mary Hopkin, James Taylor, Badfinger, Billy Preston, and many others.
Here are all of the non-Beatles singles released on APPLE in 1972-1976, followed by their release dates. Enjoy!
APPLE SINGLES (NON-BEATLES) 1972-1976
YOKO ONO
1. It's Now or Never / Move On Fast (11/13/72)
ELEPHANTS MEMORY
2. Power Boogie / Liberation Special (11/12/73)
LON & DEREK VON EATON
3. Warm Woman / More Than Words 93/9/73)
YOKO ONO
4. Death of Samantha / Yang Yang (5/4/73)
5. Run Run Run / Men Men Men (11/9/73)
BADFINGER
6. Apple of My Eye / Blind Owl (12/10/73)
*BONUS TRACKS:
MARY HOPKIN
7. An Jenem Tag (Those Were the Days in German)
8. Que Tiempo Tan Feliz (Those Were the Days in Spanish)
9. Goodbye (Acetate demo)
BADFINGER
10. Come and Get It (Acetate demo)
RONNIE SPECTOR
11. Lovely La-De-Day (Acetate of one-sided Apple demo disc - 2/19/71)
SPLINTER
12. Another Chance That I Let Go (Acetate, unreleased single)

[Badfinger's "Apple of My Eye" / " Blind Owl" single was the last non-Beatles Apple single to be released.]

APPLE RECORDS SINGLES (NON-BEATLES) 1971-1972
In 1968, The Beatles established their APPLE RECORDS Company, and in addition to release their own group and solo tunes signed, many first-time artists to their label, including Mary Hopkin, James Taylor, Badfinger, Billy Preston, and many others.
Here are all of the non-Beatles singles released on APPLE in 1971-1972, followed by their release dates. Enjoy!
RONNIE SPECTOR
1. Try Some Buy Some / Tandoori Chicken (4/19/71)
MARY HOPKIN
2. Let My Name Be Sorrow / Kew Gardens (6/18/71)
BILL ELLIOT & THE ELASTIC OZ BAND
3. God Save Us / Do the Oz [John Lennon vocals] (7/7/71)
RADHA KRISHNA TEMPLE (London)
4. Joi Bangla / Oh Bhaugowan / Raga Mishiri (8/31/71)
YOKO ONO
5. Mrs. Lennon / Midsummer New York (9/29/71)
MARY HOPKIN
6. Water, Paper, & Clay / Jefferson (11/26/71)
BADFINGER
7. Name of the Game / Suitcase (12/31/71)
8. Day After Day / Sweet Tuesday Morning (1/14/72)
YOKO ONO
9. Mind Train / Listen, the Snow Is Falling (1/21/72)
BADFINGER
10. Baby Blue / Flying (3/20/72)
DAVID PEEL & THE LOWER EAST SIDE
11. F Is Not a Dirty Word / The Ballad of New York City (4/20/72)
CHRIS HODGE
12. We're On Our Way / Supersoul (5/29/72)
SUNDOWN PLAYBOYS
13. Saturday Night Special / Valse de Soleil Choucher (10/31/72)

APPLE RECORDS SINGLES (NON-BEATLES) 1970
In 1968, The Beatles established their APPLE RECORDS Company, and in addition to release their own group and solo tunes signed, many first-time artists to their label, including Mary Hopkin, James Taylor, Badfinger, Billy Preston, and many others.
Here are all of the non-Beatles singles released on APPLE in 1970, followed by their release dates. Enjoy!
MARY HOPKIN
1. Temma Harbour / Lontano Dagli Occhi (1/16/70)
BILLY PRESTON
2. All That I've Got / As I Get Older (1/30/70)
BADFINGER
3. Come and Get It / Rock of All Ages (2/2/70)
JACKIE LOMAX
4. How the Web Was Woven / Thumbin' a Ride (2/6/70)
DORIS TROY
5. Ain't That Cute / Vaya con Dios (2/13/70)
RADHA KRISHNA TEMPLE (London)
6. Govinda / Govinda Jai Jai (3/6/70)
MARY HOPKIN
7. Bonus Track: Quelli Erano Giomi (Those Were the Days in Italian)
Knock Knock Who's There? / I'm Going to Fall in Love Again (3/20/70)
8. Que Sera Sera / Fileds of St. Etienne (6/15/70)
DORIS TROY
9. Jacob's Ladder / Get Back (8/28/70)
BILLY PRESTON
10. My Sweet Lord / Long As I Get My Baby / Bonus Track: Little Girl (9/11/70)
MARY HOPKIN
11. Think About Your Children / Heritage (10/16/70)
BADFINGER
12. No Matter What / Better Days (11/6/70)
13 JAMES TAYLOR
Carolina in My Mind / Something's Wrong (11/6/70)

APPLE SINGLES (NON-BEATLES) 1968-1969
In 1968, The Beatles established their APPLE RECORDS Company, and in addition to release their own group and solo tunes signed, many first-time artists to their label, including Mary Hopkin, James Taylor, Badfinger, Billy Preston, and many others.
Here are all of the non-Beatles singles released on APPLE in 1968-1969, followed by their release dates. Enjoy!
MARY HOPKIN
1. Those Were the Days / Turn! Turn! Turn! (8/26/68)
JACKIE LOMAX
2. Sour Milk Sea / The Eagle Laughs At You (8/26/68)
BLACK DYKE MILLS BAND
3. Thingumybob / Yellow Submarine (8/26/68)
THE IVEYS (Later to become BADFINGER)
4. Maybe Tomorrow / And Her Daddy's A Millionaire (1/27/69)
TRASH
5. Road to Nowhere / Illusions (3/3/69)
MARY HOPKIN
6. Lontano Dagli Occhi / The Game (3/7/69) *U.K. release only
JAMES TAYLOR
7. Carolina on My Mind / Taking It In (3/17/69)
MARY HOPKIN
8. Goodbye / Sparrow (4/7/69)
JACKIE LOMAX
9. New Day / Fall Inside Your Eyes (5/9/69)
BRUTE FORCE
10. King of Fuh / Nobody Knows (5/16/69) *U.K. release only
BILLY PRESTON
11. That's the Way God Planned It / What About You (7/14/69)
RADHA KRISHNA TEMPLE (London)
12. Hare Krishna Mantra / Prayer to the Spiritual Masters (8/21/69)
HOT CHOCOLATE BAND
13. Give Peace A Chance / Living Without Tomorrow (10/10/69)
BILLY PRESTON
14. Everything's Alright / I Want To Thank You (10/11/69)
TRASH
15. Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight / Trash Can (10/15/69)

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