The Beatles U.K. LP Compilation (1970's Released)

Parlophone Label: Compilation Albums
#19. The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl (EMTV 4)
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Parlophone 1st. Sleeve

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#19-1 Custom Label: Mastered by Capitol / 3U/3U
#19-2 Custom Label: Matrix 1/1
#19-3 Custom Label: Mastered by Capitol / 4U/4U
#19-4 Custom Label: Small letter rim
#19-5 mfp Red Label Type-1
#19-6 mfp Red Label Type-2 / A.K.A. "Red & Pink Ticket" Cover

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#19-1 The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl (1st. Press "Mastered by Capitol Matrix 3U/3U": EMTV 4)
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TITLE		THE BEATLES AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL
CATALOG NUMBER		EMTV 4 (0C 062-06377)
RELEASE DATE		6th. May 1977 / First Press
TRACK LISTING		SIDE 1		SIDE 2
		Twist and Shout (30 August 1965)		Boys (23 August 1964)
		She's a Woman (30 August 1965)		A Hard Day's Night (30 August 1965)
		Dizzy Miss Lizzy (29/30 August 1965)		Help! (29 August 1965)
		Ticket To Ride (29 August 1965)		All My Loving (23 August 1964)
		Can't Buy Me Love (30 August 1965)		She Loves You (23 August 1964)
		Things We Said Today (23 August 1964)		Long Tall Sally (23 August 1964)
		Roll Over Beethoven (23 August 1964)
FRONT --> Click!		BACK --> Click!	SIDE 1 --> Click!	SIDE 2 --> Click!	DISK

INSIDE --> Click!			INNER SLEEVE
					Special issue inner sleeves with The Beatles records catalog information.
BACK COVER CLOSE UP
		Catalog No. "EMTV 4" was printed at the upper right corner.
			Parlophone logo and "EMI RECORDS LTD." credit were printed at the bottom of the back cover.
BACK COVER CLOSE UP
				"Available on tape" credit and printer house's name (Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd.) were printed at the right corner of the back cover.
BACK COVER CLOSE UP
				Mastering engineer and special thanks credit were printed at the right corner of the back cover.
LABEL CLOSE UP
			The rim print begins "EMI RECORDS LTD (capital letter)" and added the words "MADE IN GT. BRITAIN" at the end.		On side-2, catalog number "EMTV 4" was printed on the label.
LABEL CLOSE UP
			On both sides, master number was printed at the right corner of the picture label.	MASTERED BY CAPITOL	MATRIX No.

				First matrix numbers: Side 1: YEX 969-3U Side 2: YEX 970-3U with “MASTERED BY CAPITOL” stamps
OTHER ITEM
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LABEL		Original Custom Label Type-1 (Capital letter)
MIX		STEREO
MATRIX No.	SIDE 1	YEX 969 - 3U MASTERED BY CAPITOL
	SIDE 2	YEX 970 - 3U MASTERED BY CAPITOL
VINYL COLOR		BLACK
RECORD COMPANY'S NAME		Label: EMI Records Ltd. Cover: EMI Records Ltd.
CENTRAL REMARK "SOLD IN U.K."		-
RECORDING PUBLISHED CREDIT		(P) 1977 EMI RECORDS LTD.
COVER FORM		Gatefold type. Glossy cover (Unlaminated sleeve)
PRINTER CREDIT		Garrod and Lofthouse Ltd.
COVER DESIGN/ PHOTO/ NOTES		Inside: selection of live photography and memorabilia. Notes: written by George Martin.
INNER SLEEVE		Custom picture sleeve
PRODUCER		George Martin
COMMENTS		Album was released May 6, 1977. Release by Parlophone Records. Black and white picture labels with silver capital style perimeter print: “…UNAUTHORISED COPYING PUBLIC PERFORMANCE AND BROADCASTING OF THIS RECORD PROHIBITED…” printed on the 5 o’clock. 2nd. Pressings: Black and white picture label with grey non-capital style perimeter print: “…Unauthorised public performance broadcasting and copying of this record prohibited…” printed on the 5 o’clock. Gatefold type. Glossy cover (Unlaminated), "Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd." sleeve with custom inner sleeve. First matrix numbers: Side 1: YEX 969-3U / Side 2: YEX 970-3U with “MASTERED BY CAPITOL” stamps. and Side 1: YEX 969-1 / Side 2: YEX 970-1 From the summer of 1976 E.M.I. embarked on a new series of T.V. advertised albums, the first of these was EMTV 1 - The Beach Boys "20 Golden Greats" which stayed at the top slot for 10 weeks. Glen Campbell was EMTV 2, The Shadows were the third, and The Beatles became the 4th ... hence the unusual catalogue number. EMTV 5 was The Supremes, EMTV 6 was Cliff Richard, EMTV 7 was The Black and White Minstrels, EMTV 8 was Buddy Holly, EMTV 9 was Nat 'King' Cole, and EMTV 10 was Frank Sinatra. All of the above were heavily (and expensively) promoted on nationwide T.V. and all had immense chart success, eight of the ten reaching number one. E.M.I. budgeted ￡200,000 of advertising on the Beatles release and this was one of the eight chart-toppers. The Beatles' only official live album was recorded over three nights at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, in 1964 and 1965. During their first full American tour Capitol agreed to record the group's concert at the Hollywood Bowl on 23 August 1964. The Beatles performed 12 songs at the concert: Twist And Shout, You Can't Do That, All My Loving, She Loves You, Things We Said Today, Roll Over Beethoven, Can't Buy Me Love, If I Fell, I Want To Hold Your Hand, Boys, A Hard Day's Night and Long Tall Sally. George Martin was initially reluctant to tape the concert, and after mixing the tracks on 27 August Capitol decided the quality of the recording was not suitable for release. They did, however, include a 48-second extract from Twist And Shout on the 1964 documentary album The Beatles' Story. The Beatles returned to the Hollywood Bowl the following year, playing two further sell-out concerts on 29 and 30 August 1965. Capitol Records again recorded the two shows. They played the same set on both nights: a truncated version of Twist And Shout, followed by She's A Woman, I Feel Fine, Dizzy Miss Lizzy, Ticket To Ride, Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby, Can't Buy Me Love, Baby's In Black, I Wanna Be Your Man, A Hard Day's Night, Help! and I'm Down. Although they had hoped the 1965 recordings would be better than the previous year's, Capitol decided that the quality was insufficient for release. The tapes remained in the record company vaults for several years, and in 1971 were given to Phil Spector to see if an album could be prepared. However, Spector's work came to nothing, and the tapes remained unreleased for several more years. In the mid-1970s Capitol president Bhaskar Menon gave George Martin the tapes and asked him to compile an official live album. Although impressed with The Beatles' performances, he found the sound quality disappointing. Nonetheless, in January 1977 he began working with studio engineer Geoff Emerick to clean up the master tapes and assemble a set of songs for release. Six songs were included from the 23 August 1964 concert tapes: Things We Said Today, Roll Over Beethoven, Boys, All My Loving, She Loves You and Long Tall Sally. Due to an error, the tracklisting for The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl lists all the recordings as dating from 1964 or 30 August 1965. However, three of the songs - Ticket To Ride, Dizzy Miss Lizzy and Help! - originated from 29 August 1965. Unfortunately a technical fault left Paul McCartney's vocals and introductions inaudible during the first four songs of the first 1965 show, rendering a substantial portion of the recordings unusable. Five songs from 30 August 1965 appeared on The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl: Twist And Shout, She's A Woman, Dizzy Miss Lizzy, Can't Buy Me Love and A Hard Day's Night. The album version of Dizzy Miss Lizzy was a composite edit incorporating parts of the 29 and 30 August performances. (from the "Beatles Bible")

#19-2 The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl (1st. Press "Matrix 1/1": EMTV 4)
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TITLE		THE BEATLES AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL
CATALOG NUMBER		EMTV 4 (0C 062-06377)
RELEASE DATE		6th. May 1977 / First Press
TRACK LISTING		SIDE 1		SIDE 2
		Twist And Shout		Boys
		She's A Woman		A Hard Day's Night
		Dizzy Miss Lizzy		Help
		Ticket To Ride		All My Loving
		Can't Buy Me Love		She Loves You
		Things We Said Today		Long Tall Sally
		Roll Over Beethoven
FRONT --> Click!		BACK --> Click!	SIDE 1 --> Click!	SIDE 2 --> Click!	DISK

INSIDE --> Click!			INNER SLEEVE
					Special issue inner sleeves with The Beatles records catalog information.
BACK COVER CLOSE UP
		Catalog No. "EMTV 4" was printed at the upper right corner.
			Parlophone logo and "EMI RECORDS LTD." credit were printed at the bottom of the back cover.
BACK OVER CLOSE UP
				"Available on tape" credit and printer house's name (Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd.) were printed at the right corner of the back cover.
BACK OVER CLOSE UP
				Mastering engineer and special thanks credit were printed at the right corner of the back cover.
LABEL CLOSE UP
			The rim print begins "EMI RECORDS LTD (capital letter)" and added the words "MADE IN GT. BRITAIN" at the end.		On side-2, catalog number "EMTV 4" was printed on the label.
LABEL CLOSE UP
			On both sides, master number was printed at the right corner of the picture label.	SIDE-1	SIDE-2

				First matrix numbers: Side 1: YEX 969-1 Side 2: YEX 970-1 without "MASTERED BY CAPITOL" stamps
OTHER ITEM
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LABEL		Original Custom Label Type-1 (Capital letter)
MIX		STEREO
MATRIX No.	SIDE 1	YEX 969 - 1
	SIDE 2	YEX 970 - 1
VINYL COLOR		BLACK
RECORD COMPANY'S NAME		Label: EMI Records Ltd. Cover: EMI Records Ltd.
CENTRAL REMARK "SOLD IN U.K."		-
RECORDING PUBLISHED CREDIT		(P) 1977 EMI RECORDS LTD.
COVER FORM		Gatefold type. Glossy cover (Unlaminated sleeve)
PRINTER CREDIT		Garrod and Lofthouse Ltd.
COVER DESIGN/ PHOTO/ NOTES		Inside: selection of live photography and memorabilia. Notes: written by George Martin.
INNER SLEEVE		Custom picture sleeve
PRODUCER		George Martin
COMMENTS		Album was released May 6, 1977. Release by Parlophone Records. Black and white picture labels with silver capital style perimeter print: “…UNAUTHORISED COPYING PUBLIC PERFORMANCE AND BROADCASTING OF THIS RECORD PROHIBITED…” printed on the 5 o’clock. 2nd. Pressings: Black and white picture label with grey non-capital style perimeter print: “…Unauthorised public performance broadcasting and copying of this record prohibited…” printed on the 5 o’clock. Gatefold type. Glossy cover (Unlaminated), "Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd." sleeve with custom inner sleeve. First matrix numbers: Side 1: YEX 969-3U / Side 2: YEX 970-3U with "MASTERED BY CAPITOL" stamps. and Side 1: YEX 969-1 / Side 2: YEX 970-1 From the summer of 1976 E.M.I. embarked on a new series of T.V. advertised albums, the first of these was EMTV 1 - The Beach Boys "20 Golden Greats" which stayed at the top slot for 10 weeks. Glen Campbell was EMTV 2, The Shadows were the third, and The Beatles became the 4th ... hence the unusual catalogue number. EMTV 5 was The Supremes, EMTV 6 was Cliff Richard, EMTV 7 was The Black and White Minstrels, EMTV 8 was Buddy Holly, EMTV 9 was Nat 'King' Cole, and EMTV 10 was Frank Sinatra. All of the above were heavily (and expensively) promoted on nationwide T.V. and all had immense chart success, eight of the ten reaching number one. E.M.I. budgeted ￡200,000 of advertising on the Beatles release and this was one of the eight chart-toppers. The Beatles' only official live album was recorded over three nights at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, in 1964 and 1965. During their first full American tour Capitol agreed to record the group's concert at the Hollywood Bowl on 23 August 1964. The Beatles performed 12 songs at the concert: Twist And Shout, You Can't Do That, All My Loving, She Loves You, Things We Said Today, Roll Over Beethoven, Can't Buy Me Love, If I Fell, I Want To Hold Your Hand, Boys, A Hard Day's Night and Long Tall Sally. George Martin was initially reluctant to tape the concert, and after mixing the tracks on 27 August Capitol decided the quality of the recording was not suitable for release. They did, however, include a 48-second extract from Twist And Shout on the 1964 documentary album The Beatles' Story. The Beatles returned to the Hollywood Bowl the following year, playing two further sell-out concerts on 29 and 30 August 1965. Capitol Records again recorded the two shows. They played the same set on both nights: a truncated version of Twist And Shout, followed by She's A Woman, I Feel Fine, Dizzy Miss Lizzy, Ticket To Ride, Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby, Can't Buy Me Love, Baby's In Black, I Wanna Be Your Man, A Hard Day's Night, Help! and I'm Down. Although they had hoped the 1965 recordings would be better than the previous year's, Capitol decided that the quality was insufficient for release. The tapes remained in the record company vaults for several years, and in 1971 were given to Phil Spector to see if an album could be prepared. However, Spector's work came to nothing, and the tapes remained unreleased for several more years. In the mid-1970s Capitol president Bhaskar Menon gave George Martin the tapes and asked him to compile an official live album. Although impressed with The Beatles' performances, he found the sound quality disappointing. Nonetheless, in January 1977 he began working with studio engineer Geoff Emerick to clean up the master tapes and assemble a set of songs for release. Six songs were included from the 23 August 1964 concert tapes: Things We Said Today, Roll Over Beethoven, Boys, All My Loving, She Loves You and Long Tall Sally. Due to an error, the tracklisting for The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl lists all the recordings as dating from 1964 or 30 August 1965. However, three of the songs - Ticket To Ride, Dizzy Miss Lizzy and Help! - originated from 29 August 1965. Unfortunately a technical fault left Paul McCartney's vocals and introductions inaudible during the first four songs of the first 1965 show, rendering a substantial portion of the recordings unusable. Five songs from 30 August 1965 appeared on The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl: Twist And Shout, She's A Woman, Dizzy Miss Lizzy, Can't Buy Me Love and A Hard Day's Night. The album version of Dizzy Miss Lizzy was a composite edit incorporating parts of the 29 and 30 August performances. (from the "Beatles Bible")

#19-3 The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl (2nd. Press "Mastered by Capitol Matrix 4U/4U": EMTV 4)
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TITLE		THE BEATLES AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL
CATALOG NUMBER		EMTV 4 (0C 062-06377)
RELEASE DATE		1977? / Second Press
TRACK LISTING		SIDE 1		SIDE 2
		Twist and Shout (30 August 1965)		Boys (23 August 1964)
		She's a Woman (30 August 1965)		A Hard Day's Night (30 August 1965)
		Dizzy Miss Lizzy (29/30 August 1965)		Help! (29 August 1965)
		Ticket To Ride (29 August 1965)		All My Loving (23 August 1964)
		Can't Buy Me Love (30 August 1965)		She Loves You (23 August 1964)
		Things We Said Today (23 August 1964)		Long Tall Sally (23 August 1964)
		Roll Over Beethoven (23 August 1964)
FRONT --> Click!		BACK --> Click!	SIDE 1 --> Click!	SIDE 2 --> Click!	DISK --> Click!

INSIDE --> Click!			INNER SLEEVE
					Special issue inner sleeves with The Beatles records catalog information.
BACK COVER CLOSE UP
		Catalog No. "EMTV 4" was printed at the upper right corner.
			Parlophone logo and "EMI RECORDS LTD." credit were printed at the bottom of the back cover.
BACK COVER CLOSE UP
				"Available on tape" credit and printer house's name (Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd.) were printed at the right corner of the back cover.
BACK COVER CLOSE UP
				Mastering engineer and special thanks credit were printed at the right corner of the back cover.
LABEL CLOSE UP
			The rim print begins "EMI RECORDS LTD (capital letter)" and added the words "MADE IN GT. BRITAIN" at the end.
				On side-2, catalog number "EMTV 4" was printed on the label.
LABEL CLOSE UP
					First matrix numbers: Side 1: YEX 969-4U Side 2: YEX 970-4U with "MASTERED BY CAPITOL" stamps

OTHER ITEM
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LABEL		Original Custom Label Type-1 (Capital letter)
MIX		STEREO
MATRIX No.	SIDE 1	YEX 969 - 4U MASTERED BY CAPITOL Wly		MOTHER & STAMPER	2 / GGL
	SIDE 2	YEX 970 - 4U MASTERED BY CAPITOL Wly			2 / GRT
VINYL COLOR		BLACK
RECORD COMPANY'S NAME		Label: EMI Records Ltd. Cover: EMI Records Ltd.
CENTRAL REMARK "SOLD IN U.K."		-
RECORDING PUBLISHED CREDIT		(P) 1977 EMI RECORDS LTD.
COVER FORM		Gatefold type. Glossy cover (Unlaminated sleeve)
PRINTER CREDIT		Garrod and Lofthouse Ltd.
COVER DESIGN/ PHOTO/ NOTES		Inside: selection of live photography and memorabilia. Notes: written by George Martin.
INNER SLEEVE		Custom picture sleeve
PRODUCER		George Martin
COMMENTS		Album was released May 6, 1977. Release by Parlophone Records. Black and white picture labels with silver capital style perimeter print: “…UNAUTHORISED COPYING PUBLIC PERFORMANCE AND BROADCASTING OF THIS RECORD PROHIBITED…” printed on the 5 o’clock. 2nd. Pressings: Black and white picture label with grey non-capital style perimeter print: “…Unauthorised public performance broadcasting and copying of this record prohibited…” printed on the 5 o’clock. Gatefold type. Glossy cover (Unlaminated), "Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd." sleeve with custom inner sleeve. First matrix numbers: Side 1: YEX 969-3U / Side 2: YEX 970-3U with “MASTERED BY CAPITOL” stamps. and Side 1: YEX 969-1 / Side 2: YEX 970-1 From the summer of 1976 E.M.I. embarked on a new series of T.V. advertised albums, the first of these was EMTV 1 - The Beach Boys "20 Golden Greats" which stayed at the top slot for 10 weeks. Glen Campbell was EMTV 2, The Shadows were the third, and The Beatles became the 4th ... hence the unusual catalogue number. EMTV 5 was The Supremes, EMTV 6 was Cliff Richard, EMTV 7 was The Black and White Minstrels, EMTV 8 was Buddy Holly, EMTV 9 was Nat 'King' Cole, and EMTV 10 was Frank Sinatra. All of the above were heavily (and expensively) promoted on nationwide T.V. and all had immense chart success, eight of the ten reaching number one. E.M.I. budgeted ￡200,000 of advertising on the Beatles release and this was one of the eight chart-toppers. The Beatles' only official live album was recorded over three nights at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, in 1964 and 1965. During their first full American tour Capitol agreed to record the group's concert at the Hollywood Bowl on 23 August 1964. The Beatles performed 12 songs at the concert: Twist And Shout, You Can't Do That, All My Loving, She Loves You, Things We Said Today, Roll Over Beethoven, Can't Buy Me Love, If I Fell, I Want To Hold Your Hand, Boys, A Hard Day's Night and Long Tall Sally. George Martin was initially reluctant to tape the concert, and after mixing the tracks on 27 August Capitol decided the quality of the recording was not suitable for release. They did, however, include a 48-second extract from Twist And Shout on the 1964 documentary album The Beatles' Story. The Beatles returned to the Hollywood Bowl the following year, playing two further sell-out concerts on 29 and 30 August 1965. Capitol Records again recorded the two shows. They played the same set on both nights: a truncated version of Twist And Shout, followed by She's A Woman, I Feel Fine, Dizzy Miss Lizzy, Ticket To Ride, Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby, Can't Buy Me Love, Baby's In Black, I Wanna Be Your Man, A Hard Day's Night, Help! and I'm Down. Although they had hoped the 1965 recordings would be better than the previous year's, Capitol decided that the quality was insufficient for release. The tapes remained in the record company vaults for several years, and in 1971 were given to Phil Spector to see if an album could be prepared. However, Spector's work came to nothing, and the tapes remained unreleased for several more years. In the mid-1970s Capitol president Bhaskar Menon gave George Martin the tapes and asked him to compile an official live album. Although impressed with The Beatles' performances, he found the sound quality disappointing. Nonetheless, in January 1977 he began working with studio engineer Geoff Emerick to clean up the master tapes and assemble a set of songs for release. Six songs were included from the 23 August 1964 concert tapes: Things We Said Today, Roll Over Beethoven, Boys, All My Loving, She Loves You and Long Tall Sally. Due to an error, the tracklisting for The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl lists all the recordings as dating from 1964 or 30 August 1965. However, three of the songs - Ticket To Ride, Dizzy Miss Lizzy and Help! - originated from 29 August 1965. Unfortunately a technical fault left Paul McCartney's vocals and introductions inaudible during the first four songs of the first 1965 show, rendering a substantial portion of the recordings unusable. Five songs from 30 August 1965 appeared on The Beatles At The Hollywood Bowl: Twist And Shout, She's A Woman, Dizzy Miss Lizzy, Can't Buy Me Love and A Hard Day's Night. The album version of Dizzy Miss Lizzy was a composite edit incorporating parts of the 29 and 30 August performances. (from the "Beatles Bible") *) Wally (Wly): Wallace Edward Traugott Mastering and lacquer-cutting engineer based in the United States. Wally or Wly is always credited in the runout grooves of the record, usually alongside the Mastered by Capitol stamp.

#19-4 The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl (2nd. Press "Small letter rim": EMTV 4)
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#19-5 The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl (mfp Label 1st. Press: MFP 41 5676 1)
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TITLE		THE BEATLES AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL
CATALOG NUMBER		MFP 41 5676 1
RELEASE DATE		1987 / mfp Label 1st. Press
TRACK LISTING		SIDE 1		SIDE 2
		Twist And Shout		Boys
		She's A Woman		A Hard Day's Night
		Dizzy Miss Lizzy		Help
		Ticket To Ride		All My Loving
		Can't Buy Me Love		She Loves You
		Things We Said Today		Long Tall Sally
		Roll Over Beethoven
FRONT --> Click!		BACK --> Click!	SIDE 1 --> Click!	SIDE 2 --> Click!	DISK

INNER SLEEVE		FRONT COVER CLOSE UP
		mfp Label 1st. Press (=This record)		mfp Label 2nd. Press

FRONT & BACK COVER CLOSE UP
					mfp (Music For Pleasure) logo mark was printed at the upper right of the front cover, and bottom of the back cover.
BACK OVER CLOSE UP
					Publishing information was printed at the right corner of the back cover instead of special thanks credit.
LABEL CLOSE UP
			Black and red oval labels with MFP logos. The credits "Music For Pleasure Limited" and "Made In England" were printed in red at the top of the label.
LABEL CLOSE UP
		(P) 1977 and EMI Records Ltd. credit was printed at the left side of the label.			On both sides, catalog number and master number were printed at the right side of the picture label.
				In red print: "Copyright record all rights of the manufacturer and of the owner of the record work reseved unauthorised public performance broadcasting and copy of this record prohibited” printed on the 6 o’clock.
OTHER ITEM
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LABEL		Music For Pleasure original red label Type-1
MIX		STEREO
MATRIX No.	SIDE 1	YEX 969 -8-1-1- 1
	SIDE 2	YEX 970 -9-1-3- 3
VINYL COLOR		BLACK
RECORD COMPANY'S NAME		Label / Cover: Original Sound Recording made by EMI Records Ltd.
CENTRAL REMARK "SOLD IN U.K."		-
RECORDING PUBLISHED CREDIT		(P) 1977 Original Sound Recording made by EMI Records Ltd.
COVER FORM		Single type. Glossy cover (Unlaminated sleeve)
PRINTER CREDIT		Unknown
COVER DESIGN/ PHOTO/ NOTES		Notes: written by George Martin.
INNER SLEEVE		Instead of the original inner sleeves were used standard white paper inner sleeves. Plain White Sleeve Type-5-1 with "DRG PACKAGING BAGS" logo
PRODUCER		George Martin
COMMENTS		Release by Music For Pleasure Records, MFP 41 56761. 1) Mfp label 1st. press: Unlaminated non-gatefold sleeve with green and blue tickets on the front and blue ticket on the back side. 2) Mfp label 2nd. press: Unlaminated non-gatefold sleeve with red and maroon tickets on the front and maroon ticket on the back side. There is a bar code. Instead of the original inner sleeves were used standard white paper inner sleeves. Black and red oval labels with MFP logos and red print: “…unauthorised public performance broadcasting and copying of this record prohibited…” printed on the 6 o’clock. Music For Pleasure: Label started in 1965 as a joint venture between Hamlyn and EMI Records, selling low cost re-issues and also some original material. EMI provided the music and Hamlyn the publishing. The logo around this time has 'Paul Hamlyn' and 'EMI Records' circling the "mfp" logo.

#19-6 The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl (mfp Label 2nd. Press / A.K.A. "Red & Pink Ticket": MFP 41 5676 1)
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TITLE		THE BEATLES AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL
CATALOG NUMBER		MFP 41 5676 1
RELEASE DATE		1987 / mfp Label 2nd. Press
TRACK LISTING		SIDE 1		SIDE 2
		Twist And Shout		Boys
		She's A Woman		A Hard Day's Night
		Dizzy Miss Lizzy		Help
		Ticket To Ride		All My Loving
		Can't Buy Me Love		She Loves You
		Things We Said Today		Long Tall Sally
		Roll Over Beethoven
FRONT --> Click!		BACK --> Click!	SIDE 1 --> Click!	SIDE 2 --> Click!	DISK

INNER SLEEVE		FRONT COVER CLOSE UP
		mfp Label 1st. Press		mfp Label 2nd. Press (=This record)

FRONT & BACK COVER CLOSE UP
					mfp (Music For Pleasure) logo mark was printed at the upper right of the front cover, and bottom of the back cover.
BACK OVER CLOSE UP
					Publishing information was printed at the right corner of the back cover instead of special thanks credit.
LABEL CLOSE UP
			Red labels with boxed MFP logos and black print: "…unauthorised copying, hiring, renting, public performance and broadcasting of this record prohibited…" printed on the 6 o’clock.		(P) 1977 and EMI Records Ltd. credit was printed at the left side of the label.
LABEL CLOSE UP
			On both sides, catalog number and master number were printed at the right side of the picture label.
				The rim print "MANUFACTURED IN THE UK BY EMI RECORDS LIMITED" at the end.
OTHER ITEM
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LABEL		Music For Pleasure original red label Type-2
MIX		STEREO
MATRIX No.	SIDE 1	YEX 969 -8-1-1-
	SIDE 2	YEX 970 -9-1-* 5
VINYL COLOR		BLACK
RECORD COMPANY'S NAME		Label / Cover: Original Sound Recording made by EMI Records Ltd.
CENTRAL REMARK "SOLD IN U.K."		-
RECORDING PUBLISHED CREDIT		(P) 1977 Original Sound Recording made by EMI Records Ltd.
COVER FORM		Single type. Glossy cover (Unlaminated sleeve)
PRINTER CREDIT		Unknown
COVER DESIGN/ PHOTO/ NOTES		Notes: written by George Martin.
INNER SLEEVE		Instead of the original inner sleeves were used standard white paper inner sleeves.
PRODUCER		George Martin
COMMENTS		Release by Music For Pleasure Records, MFP 41 56761. 1) Mfp label 1st. press: Unlaminated non-gatefold sleeve with green and blue tickets on the front and blue ticket on the back side. 2) Mfp label 2nd. press: Unlaminated non-gatefold sleeve with red and maroon tickets on the front and maroon ticket on the back side. There is a bar code. Instead of the original inner sleeves were used standard white paper inner sleeves. Red labels with boxed MFP logos and black print: “…unauthorised copying, hiring, renting, public performance and broadcasting of this record prohibited…” printed on the 6 o’clock. Music For Pleasure: Label started in 1965 as a joint venture between Hamlyn and EMI Records, selling low cost re-issues and also some original material. EMI provided the music and Hamlyn the publishing. The logo around this time has 'Paul Hamlyn' and 'EMI Records' circling the "mfp" logo.