All records first issued in 1962 are no longer copyright, so you can copy them, sell them and generally do what you like with them.
This is because copyright law currently protects recordings for 50 years.
It is planned to increase this to 70 years in 2014, so records issued between 1944 and 1962 will go back into copyright.
Records issued in 1962 includes the first Beatles’ single “Love Me Do” among many other enduring classics:
As You Like It – Adam Faith
Bachelor Boy — Cliff Richard
Bobby’s Girl — Susan Maugham
Cindy’s Birthday — Shane Fenton
Desafinado — Stan Getz
Do You Want To Dance? — Cliff Richard
Dream Baby — Roy Orbison
Go Away Little Girl — Mark Wynter
Good Luck Charm — Elvis Presley
Jambalaya — Fats Domino
James Bond Theme — John Barry
Little Miss Moody — Helen Shapiro
Little Town Flirt — Del Shannon
Locomotion — Little Eva
Love Me Do — Beatles
Ramblin’ Rose — Nat King Cole
Reminiscing — Buddy Holly
Right Said Fred — Bernard Cribbins
Sealed With A Kiss — Brian Hyland
Soldier Boy — Shirelles
Sun Arise — Rolf Harris
Twist And Shout — Isley Brothers
Venus In Blue Jeans — Mark Wynter
When My Little Girl Is Smiling — Craig Douglas
Wonderful Land — Shadows
Ya Ya Twist — Petula Clark
Source:
http://www.robertleach.co.uk/2013/01/beatles-first-record-is-no-longer-copyright/