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TITLE
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Season's Greetings From The Beatles | |||
RELEASE DATE
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December 1964 | |||
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The American record plays at
33 1/3 r.p.m. |
"Made in U.S.A." was printed at the bottom of the label. | With a message from Fan Club director Bernice Young. | ||
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The flexidisc was embedded in one
of the flaps of cardboard. The Record-Folder was manufactured by Allied Creative Service, Inc., New York. |
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The middle panel has a photo of each Beatle. | ||||
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The closed front of the folder has a space for mailing label, and has the return address to the left and the Bulk Pate U.S. Postage permit stamp to the right. | The lower panel has
the text "Season's Greetings from Seltaeb" (Beatles spelled
backwards). |
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CATALOG NUMBER
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LABEL
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MIX
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Mono | |||
MATRIX No. | - | |||
VINYL COLOR
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BLACK | |||
PRODUCER
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COVER DESIGN/
PHOTO/ NOTES
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Notes: Lynn Hargrave and Bernice Young | |||
RECORD COMPANY'S
NAME
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PUBLISHER'S NAME
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BEATLES (U.S.A.) LTD. | |||
PRINTER'S NAME
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Folder: Allied Creative Service | |||
COMMENTS
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U.S. fans received an
edited version of The Beatles' Christmas Record , which was
sent to British
fan club members in 1963. Also, as opposed to using
flexi-discs, the U.S. fan club sent the message in a
tri-fold cardboard mailer, with the "record" embedded in one
of the flaps of cardboard. When opened, the top panel of the
record side of the folder has a cropped version of the
picture appearing on the back of the British newsletter. The Record-Folder was
manufactured by Allied Creative Service, Inc., New York. The U.S. record plays at 33 1/3 r.p.m. The Christmas message was recorded on 17th. October 1963, at the session "I Want To Hold Your Hand / Thisa Boy". With George Martin in control, The Beatles sang and talked their way through press agent Tony Barrow's script. |