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TRACK LISTING
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SIDE 1
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You've Got To Hide your Love Away
(J. Lennon-P. McCartney) |
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SIDE 2
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I've Just Seen A Face (J.
Lennon-P.McCartney) |
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RELEASE DATE
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24th January 1994 / First Press | ||||
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LABEL CLOSE UP
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From Summer of 1988 onward, the "new
purple" label has been in use by Capitol. In addition to a
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"For Jukeboxes Only!" is printed on the
left side of the label. |
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The "Cema (*) Special Markets" logo is on the left side of the label, and the publishing credits are on the right. |  |
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The A-side
has the inscription (p) 1987 and is the digital remix, while
the B-side does not give a date. Both sides, from the Help
LP, are in stereo. |
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OTHER ITEM: Title
Strip
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| FRONT --> Click! | BACK --> Click! | A jukebox title
strip is a small card inside a jukebox that shows song
titles and artist names. They come in many designs, such as
official cards with record label logos or cards color-coded
by music genre. |
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| CATALOG NUMBER | S7-18889 |
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LABEL
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Capitol New Purple Label |
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MIX
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STEREO | ||||
| PRESS
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Specialty
Records Corporation in Olyphant, Pennsylvania |
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| MATRIX No. | SIDE 1 | S7-18889-A F-1 1-1 Wally
(hand etched) SRC MASTERED BY CAPITOL (machine stamped) |
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| SIDE 2 | S7-18889-B 1-1 F-1
Wally (hand etched) SRC MASTERED BY CAPITOL (machine stamped) |
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VINYL COLOR
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Clear Yellow |
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| RECORD COMPANY'S NAME | CAPITOL RECORDS |
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CENTER
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Full size center hole | ||||
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PUBLISHER'S NAME
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SIDE 1
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published by EMI Blackwood Music
Inc. under license from ATV Music [MacLen Music] |
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SIDE 2
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published by EMI Blackwood Music Inc. under license from ATV Music [MacLen Music] | ||||
| RUNNING TIME |
SIDE 1 | 2:08 |
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2:03 |
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| PRODUCER | George Martin | ||||
| COVER DESIGN/ PHOTO/ NOTES | Plain White Sleeve |
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COMMENTS
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Capitol New Purple
Label. From Summer of 1988 onward, the "new purple" label has been in use by Capitol. In addition to a smaller logo, the label differs from earlier styles because the rim print starts with "MANUFACTURED BY CAPITOL." I.e., the word "manufactured" is spelled out. The rim print stretches almost all the way around the label. Clear yellow vinyl. The A-side has the inscription (p) 1987 and is the digital remix, while the B-side does not give a date. Both sides, from the Help LP, are in stereo. (*) CEMA CEMA was a record label distribution branch and budget label of Capitol-EMI. CEMA Special Markets was the division that handled the licensing of recordings by Capitol-EMI artists. They also distributed special jukebox 45rpm singles in conjunction with the Collectables record label (which were reissues), pairing two unique sides and often featuring longer stereo recordings that were not available in regular record stores. The name CEMA stood for the four EMI-owned labels it originally distributed: Capitol Records, EMI Records, Manhattan Records, and Angel Records (although several other labels such as Virgin, Chrysalis, and Blue Note were later distributed as well). |
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