The Beatles - The Beatles vs. Don Ho (1979) {Melvin}

The Beatles vs. Don Ho is a parody of the official album Vee Jay Records released in 1964 called The Beatles vs. The Four Seasons. The original comp is meant to he a "battle" between both artists and the liner notes are meant to help the listener find out who will be the champion. While Don Ho had more than enough music to fill up his own record or side of a record, the joke with The Beatles vs. Don Ho is that he only had one hit, known for only one song, thus is only represented by one song on this album, although the mix of "Tiny Bubbles" is done in a manner sounding more like "Revolution No. 9". The Beatles vs. Don Ho was put together by Melvin Records in 1979 and consists of audio from various sources, including promo records, live recordings, outtakes, radio and television interviews, and promotional radio spots.

1. Phone Giveaway
2. Too Much Monkey Business
3. Red Hot
4. A Hard Day's Night (Radio Spot)
5. George w/David Frost
6. Silver Platter Service interview
7. I'll Be On My Way
8. Help! (Radio Spot)
9. All You Need Is Love
10. Think For Yourself
11. Quick One While He's Away
12. Beyond The Valley Of A Day In The Life
13. Give Peace A Chance
14. The Beatles In Nederland interview
15. Twist And Shout
16. Carol
17. Lend Me Your Comb
18. Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby
19. Soldier Of Love
20. Maxwell's Silver Hammer
21. Honey Don't
22. Guitar Blues
23. I'm Down
23. Tiny Bubbles