First Beatles tracks in November.

The first, 50-year-old tracks from the Beatles, whose commercial career continues apace 40 years after their breakup, will receive a luxurious two-Compact disc release by Time Existence on November. 8. "The Beatles With Tony Sheridan: First Tracks" will compile tracks cut through the quartet, with Pete Best on drums, in Hamburg for Polydor professional Bert Kaempfert in 1961-62. On most of the amounts, this guitar rock band backed singer Sheridan, who carried out on Hamburg's Reeperbahn because the Liverpool act was developing its chops there. The Beatles' amounts include "Ain't She Sweet," with lead vocals by John Lennon, and also the George Harrison-composed instrumental "Cry For any Shadow." Elaborate Time Existence package, that will include vintage photos by Astrid Kirchherr along with other period ephemera, arrives because the Great Four's music fills up once more around the charts. Sales from the Beatles' classic EMI/Apple catalog skyrocketed late this past year after iTunes sealed a unique pact to market the group's tracks electronically. At the begining of September, their hits compilation "1" first showed at No. 4 around the U.S. album chart collection has tallied up another 126,000 models in only three days in Compact disc and digital track equivalent form. Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com