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ON AIR - Live at the BBC Volume 2 | ||||
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TRACK LISTING
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SIDE 1
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Words Of Love Please Mister Postman I Saw Her Standing There |
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Do You Want To Know A Secret Boys |
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RELEASE DATE
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14th October.2013/Promotional Record | ||||
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"For Promotional Use Only Not For Sale" was printed on the back cover. | |||
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Apple Corps, UNIVERSAL and BBC logo mark were printed at the left corner of the back cover. |  |
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"For Promotional Use Only Not For Sale" was printed on the label. | SIDE 1 | SIDE 2 | ||
| Matrix No. (Hand Writing): Side1: BBCLPEP BD28912 - 01 A1 Side2: BBCLPEP BD28912 - 01 B1 |
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| CATALOG NUMBER | LC01846 | ||||
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RECORD LABEL
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Custom Label | ||||
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MIX
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MONO | ||||
| MATRIX No. | Side1 | BBCLPEP BD28912 - 01 A1 (hand writing) | |||
| Side2 | BBCLPEP BD28912 - 01 B1 (hand writing) | ||||
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VINYL COLOR
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BLACK | ||||
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RECORD COMPANY'S
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Apple Corps Ltd. / Universal Music | ||||
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PUBLISHER'S NAME
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Side1 | - |
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PRODUCER
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Executive Producer: Kevin Howlett, Mike Heartley, Jeff Jones. | ||||
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PRINTER CREDIT
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COVER DESIGN/
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Single pocket sleeve. Photo: Dezo Hoffmann (maybe) |
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CREDIT
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Five-track promo EP to
promote the release in November 2013 of the new album The
Beatles - On Air - Live At The BBC Volume 2. UK record shop company HMV gave away 300 copies at its shop at 363 Oxford Street, London on 14 October 2013 to commemorate the company's return to its original premises. The HMV copies have a round black and white sticker on the back cover with the "Nipper" logo, outer perimeter script that reads "HMV Is Home - 363 Oxford St. London", and inner perimeter script that reads "Exclusive Re-launch Product - 18th October 2013". An accompanying HMV flyer states: "This is to certify that this Limited Edition item was presented to celebrate the official re-opening of the historic hmv store at 363 Oxford Street on Friday 18th October. Part of the fabric of British music and synonymous with music retail, 363's importance was formally recognised in 2000, when Sir George Martin unveiled a blue plaque outside the store reading '363 Oxford Street - The World's Most Famous Music Store'. The store was originally opened in 1921 by Sir Edward Elgar and is notable as being the location where The Beatles cut the demo disc that led to them signing with EMI." Records by The Beatles, Elvis Presley and New order will be given away at the new flagship HMV store on Oxford Street. The free vinyl will be available each day at the retailer's newly-reopened shop on 363 Oxford Street on a first-come-first-served basis when doors open at 8am. A 7" promo for The Beatles' 'Live On Air Volume 2' will be the first to be given away on Monday (October 14). Some 300 copies of a limited 7" to support the forthcoming album of BBC recordings of the same name will be made available. A limited colour pressing of Elvis Presley's eponymous 1956 debut album will be given away on Tuesday (October 15). Some 100 copies will be on offer. Some 100 copies of a clear vinyl version of New Order's 'Movement' will be available for free on Wednesday (October 16), while 30 copies of a rare 10" 78 RPM Robbie Williams promotional disc will be available on Thursday (October 17). It contains these tracks: 1. Words of Love Pop Go The Beatles / Trans: 20 August 1963 / Rec: 16 July 1963 / BBC Paris Theatre, London / Producer: Terry Henebery 2. Please Mister Postman Pop Go The Beatles / Trans: 30 July 1963 / Rec: 10 July 1963 / Studio Two, Aeolian Hall, London / Producer: Terry Henebery 3. I Saw Her Standing There Saturday Club / Trans: 5 October 1963 / Rec: 7 September 1963 / BBC Playhouse Theatre, London / Producer: Bernie Andrews 4. Do You Want to Know a Secret? Pop Go The Beatles / Trans: 30 July 1963 / Rec: 10 July 1963 / Studio Two, Aeolian Hall, London / Producer: Terry Henebery 5. Boys Pop Go The Beatles / Trans: 25 June 1963 / Rec: 17 June 1963 / Studio Five, BBC Maida Vale, London / Producer: Terry Henebery |
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