The Beatles: In The Beginning version on vinyl 2LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Yugoslavia in publishing company Karussell in cooperation with PGP RTB year 1977.

"The Beatles: The Beatles First" is a compilation album released in 1974 that showcases the early work of the legendary rock band The Beatles. This collection features a variety of tracks recorded during their formative years before they achieved global fame. Among the notable songs included are covers of Ray Charles' "What'd I Say," the soulful "Why" (originally by Tony Sheridan), and "I Got A Woman." The album also presents a mix of rock 'n' roll, R&B, and pop standards such as "Nobody's Child," "My Babe," and "Let's Dance." Listeners are treated to a rendition of the classic "Unchained Melody," as well as "You Better Move On" and the jazz-inflected "Ain't She Sweet." The compilation further includes "Ya Ya," "Sweet Georgia Brown," and the instrumental track "Cry For A Shadow," showcasing The Beatles' instrumental prowess. Other songs like "If You Love Me, Baby," "Ruby Baby," and the spirited "My Bonnie" round out this diverse and historic collection, providing insight into the early sound that would evolve into the iconic music of The Beatles.

Album can be classified in the genre Rock.