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TRACK LISTING
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SIDE 1
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My
Bonnie (Mein Herz ist bei Dir nur) (Trad. Tony
Sheridan/Bertie) deutsches Intro (STEREO) |
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| SIDE 2 | My
Bonnie (Mein Herz ist bei Dir nur) (Trad. Tony
Sheridan/Bertie) englische Version (STEREO) |
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RELEASE DATE
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1st June 1985 / Limited
Edition |
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Catalog number "883 014-7" was
printed at the upper right corner of the front cover. Allegedly only 1000 numbered copies of this 45 were released. This is a numbered copy, "829". |
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Polydor logo and "sonderpressung" means
"special pressing" were printed at the back cover. |
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It says "international European record
fair weekend 1985". |
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It was just available at the fairs
on June 1 and 2 in Essen, Germany and Amsterdam,
Netherlands. |
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says, "On the occasion of this extraordinary weekend,
Polydor and organizer Nico Sweers have reissued this single.
The title "MY BONNIE" with the very rare German intro is one
of the most sought-after music titles of the Beat Era. Now
the original English and German intro versions on a single,
plus a special numbered cover, an absolute rarity for all
record collectors. Only pressed in a small edition
especially for this weekend and not available anywhere else.
- At the same time, a “thank you” to the BEATLES for 25
years of music that changed our lives in many areas. In Memoriam to John Lennon. |
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Red moulded injection
label with black textured print and Polydor logo. |
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Note these are in
Stereo. "GEMA" in a box was printed on the both sides of the label. |
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Label Code "0309" was
printed on the label. |
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Side-1 includes the German language spoken
intro along with the complete song in stereo. |
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RECORD LABEL
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Polydor Red label (Plastic
Injection Label) |
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CATALOG NUMBER
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883 014-7 |
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MIX
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| MATRIX No. | Side1 | 883 014-7 S 1 =2
320 1 K |
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| Side2 | 883 014-7
S2
320 1 L |
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VINYL COLOR
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BLACK | ||||
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RECORD COMPANY'S
NAME
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Label |
POLYDOR INTERNATIONAL GMBH,
HUMBURG |
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Deutsche
Grammophon GmbH |
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COVER DESIGN/
PHOTO/ NOTES
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PRINTER CREDIT
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PRODUCER
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Bert Kaempfert |
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COMMENTS
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Released as a special
edition dedicated to the 1st International European Record
Exchange, which took place on 1 and 2 June 1985 in Amsterdam
and Essen. Allegedly there were only 1000 numbered copies released. 1st June Amsterdam, Hotel Krasnapolsky, Holland 2nd June Essen, Saalbau, Germany Contact: Nico Sweers, Gut Hommerich, 4030 Ratingen 8, Germany The two cities have been among the largest stock exchange locations in Europe for years. Now a 2-day event so that collectors from all over the world have time to talk about the subject of records. Plus, rummage through old records that are no longer available: Collector's heart, what more could you want?! - On the occasion of this extraordinary weekend, “Polydor” and organizer Nico Sweers have reissued this single. The title "MY BONNIE" with the very rare German intro is one of the most sought-after music titles of the Beat Era. Now the original English and German intro versions on a single, plus a special numbered cover, an absolute rarity for all record collectors. Only pressed in a small edition especially for this weekend and not available anywhere else. - At the same time, a “thank you” to the BEATLES for 25 years of music that changed our lives in many areas. In Memoriam to John L. GEMA: German music authors' society LC (Label Code): The Label Code (LC) was introduced in 1977 by the IFPI (International Federation of Phonogram and Videogram Industries) in order to unmistakably identify the different record labels for rights purposes. The Label Code consists historically of 4 figures, presently being extended to 5 figures, preceded by LC and a dash (e.g. LC-0193 = Electrola; LC-0233 = His Master’s Voice). Old 4-digit-system: LC 0001: ULTRA PHONE LC 0120: ATCO LC 0148: CAPITOL LC 0149: CBS LC 0162: COLUMBIA LC 0171: DECCA LC 0173: DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON LC 0192: ELEKTRA LC 0193: ELECTROLA LC 0233: HIS MASTER'S VOICE LC 0287: ODEON LC 0299: PARLOPHONE LC 0305: PHILIPS LC 0309: POLYDOR LC 0315: PYE (+early PRT) LC 0379: UNITED ARTISTS RECORDS LC 0392: WARNER BROS. RECORDS (+PAISLEY PARK RECORDS) LC 0542: EMI |
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