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TRACK LISTING
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SIDE 1 | Please Please Me (Lennon-McCartney) | |||
SIDE 2 | Ask Me Why (Lennon-McCartney) | ||||
RELEASE DATE
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Early 1964? / First Press | ||||
SLEEVE:FRONT | SLEEVE:BACK | SIDE 1 --> Click! | SIDE 2 --> Click! | DISK --> Click! | |
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Parlophone logomark and "TRADE MARK OF THE
PARLOPHONE Co. Ltd." credit were printed at the bottom of
the front sleeve. |
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Parlophone logo mark and "45 R.P.M." were
printed at the bottom of the back sleeve. |
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"THE PARLOPHONE CO.
LTD. (capital letter)" rim. "Regd. Td. Mks. of the Parlophone Co., Ltd." was not printed under the Parlophone logomark. |
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With Push- out venter, |
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"Dick James Music" credit was printed at the both sides of the label. "Recording First Pblished 1963" statement was printed at the left part of the label. | |
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Catalog No.
"45-R 4983" was printed at the right side of the label. |
In 1963 - 1964 India had labels with gMade in Indiah at the bottom of the label, six ofclock. | ||||
OTHER ITEM
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CATALOG NUMBER
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45-R 5055 | ||||
LABEL
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Black and Silver Parlophone Type-1 | ||||
MIX
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Mono | ||||
MATRIX No. | SIDE 1 | 7XCE 17217
INTI A |
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SIDE 2 | 7XCE 17218 INTI
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VINYL COLOR
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BLACK | ||||
RECORD COMPANY'S
NAME
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Label rim: THE PARLOPHONE CO. LTD. | ||||
CENTER
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Push-out Center | ||||
PUBLISHER'S NAME
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SIDE 1
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Dick James Music | |||
SIDE 2
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Dick James Music | ||||
RECORDING PUBLISHED CREDIT | Recording First Published 1963 | ||||
"Regd. Td. Mks" TEXT | - | ||||
PRODUCER
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George Martin | ||||
COVER DESIGN/
PHOTO/ NOTES
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Indian original sleeve |
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COMMENTS
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Black Parlophone label
with silver ink. Label rim: THE PARLOPHONE CO. LTD. (capital letter). "Regd. Td. Mks. of The Parlophone Co., Ltd." was not printed under the Parlophone logomark. Music publisher's credit "Dick James Music" was printed at the both sides of the label. The Indian pressings appear to all be dubs (copied from the British 45s). The Indian 78s, in turn, are dubs of those dubs. In the matrix, you'll find "-TI-TI," where "T" stands for "transfer." This format, in use since the 1920s, indicates a non-original pressing process. In 1963-1964, India had labels with gMade in Indiah at the bottom of the label, six ofclock. By fall 1964 they were issuing the gLimited Liabilityh rim print on black labels which had Made in India at 10 ofclock and the LL jargon at 2 ofclock. Sometime in 1965 the next version had black labels with gPrivateh in the message around the rim, at 2 ofclock, still with Made in India at 10 ofclock. So, some Beatles India Parlophone singles have up to 3 black label versions. |