Beatles US 45 Question

Based on some recent research, it was apparent that Capitol specifically mixed the US 45's for optimal airplay on AM Radio. My question though is whether or not these 45 mixes are the versions that are on the US CD issues. Based on the listings on top40musiconCD.com, there's no indication to think otherwise (such as "LP mix" or even "UK Mix"). I just want to be sure what I have in my collection are the true US 45 versions. I have all of the US LP releases on CD. 

DON-FM wrote: Based on some recent research, it was apparent that Capitol specifically mixed the US 45's for optimal airplay on AM Radio. My question though is whether or not these 45 mixes are the versions that are on the US CD issues. Based on the listings on top40musiconCD.com, there's no indication to think otherwise (such as "LP mix" or even "UK Mix"). I just want to be sure what I have in my collection are the true US 45 versions. I have all of the US LP releases on CD.  db

As far as I know, none of them were remixed for the U.S. market. Re-EQ'd, perhaps. Reverb was added for "She's a Woman" and "I Feel Fine" single. And "I am the Walrus" was a different edit because it was released in the U.S. first, prior to its appearance on any album, and then a brief instrumental section was snipped out for the album version.

But as far as actually remixing them for the US singles, as in going back to the session multi-track tapes and creating new mixes, I've never heard that before.