10 Classic Recordings that are Actually Cover Versions - THE 1960s BRITISH INVASION: UNCOVERED

Episode One of the UNCOVERED series. In this edition, we reveal the origins of 10 great hits from the first wave of British Rock (1963-65).
There are a few more videos in this series, but I stopped doing them after receiving way too many copyright blockages. I do intend to do a part two to this one due to it's recent (surprising) success. But I may have to format it slightly differently. Also, forgive the rushed manner of the delivery. It was my attempt to cram way too much information into less than 15-minutes. Any future videos will be longer if need be.
Now, a couple of dislaimers:

4:04 When talking about the Nashville Teens version of 'Tobacco Road' I state that Jimmy Page played lead guitar on that track. He did not. Just some sloppy Wikipedia cut 'n' pasting on my behalf five years ago. Sorry 'bout that.

10:40 The Rolling Stones. When I say "Before becoming the greatest Rock 'n' Roll band in the world..." I'm making a reference to the fact that the band had themselves introduced onstage as that title. It's not necessarily my opinion. It was attempt at irony and sarcasm that didn't quite work.

Thanks for your interest.