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We Can Work It Out / Day Tripper (QMSP-16388)
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Parlophon Original Sleeve

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#20-1 We Can Work It Out / Day Tripper (1st. Press / Black Label: QMSP-16388)
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TRACK LISTING
SIDE 1
We Can Work It Out (Lennon-McCartney)
SIDE 2
Day Tripper (Lennon-McCartney)
RELEASE DATE
3rd. January 1966 / First Press
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sleeve sleeve "PARLOPHON" logomark was printed at the left corner of the front cover.
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sleeve
Back cover lists 20 singles.
Carisch is a leading publishing company based in Milano, founded in 1887, which prints and distributes the most important catalogues of music score.
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label "PARLOPHON" logomark and "MADE IN ITALY" were printed at the center of the label. label Black Parlophon label with spherical logo at the right side of the center hole.
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label label On both sides, "BIEM" logo in the box was printed on the label.
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label label The composer's credit "Lennon - McCartney" was printed on both sides of the label.
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RECORD LABEL
PARLOPHON / Black label with silver print
CATALOG NUMBER
QMSP-16388
VINYL COLOR
BLACK
MATRIX No. SIDE 1 7XCE 18341-4   3 1 66   KT
SIDE 2 7XCE 18342-1   3 1 66   KT
MIX
MONO
SLEEVE First pressing list 20 singles
LABEL Black Parlophon label with spherical logo and silver print, BIEM / BIEM
CREDIT
DISCHI PARLOPHON CARISCH S.p.A. MILANO
COMMENTS
First Press has the black label.
  • Label
    • 1st Press (3rd. Jan. 1966): Black Parlophon label with spherical logo and silver print, BIEM / BIEM
  • Sleeve
    • 1st. press (12th. Oct. 1965): Backside: First pressing list 20 singles
    • 2nd. press: Front of sleeve: With Bandiera Gialla / Back of sleeve: Second pressing list 21 singles
*BIEM=Bureau International de l'Edition Mécanique
*Mecolico=The Mechanical-Copyright Protection Society began as Mecolico, the Mechanical Copyright Licenses Company, which was founded in 1910 in anticipation of the Copyright Act of 1911. Mecolico licensed the mechanical rights within musical works and merged with the Copyright Protection Society in 1924.



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