“Help” is the title of the Beatles’ 10th album in the U.S. and the soundtrack from the movie of the same time. John Lennon said the song, “Help,” was a cry for help as he was going through a deep depression at the time. It was originally meant to be a ballad, but pressure from the record company made him turn it into a commercial up-tempo “top-40″ offering. The original 45 with picture sleeve is worth up to $250.00. The original 1965 release of the album on Capitol Records is worth up to $250.00 in stereo and $350.00 in mono.