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The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan (Export Edition) (CNA 2007)
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The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan — export edition front cover
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#1-1 The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan (Export Edition for the U.S. " 'mr. pickwick' Light Orange label": CNA 2007)
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TITLE
The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan
CATALOG NUMBER CNA 2007
RELEASE DATE
Late 1970s? / First Press (For U.S. Export Edition)
TRACK LISTING SIDE 1 SIDE 2
Ain't She Sweet - The Beatles
Sweet Georgia Brown - The Beatles
Cry For A Shadow - The Beatles
The Saints - The Beatles
Let's Dance - Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers
Ruby Baby - Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers
My Bonnie - The Beatles
Why (Can't You Love Me Again) - The Beatles
Take Out Some Insurance On Me, Baby - The Beatles
Nobody's Child - The Beatles
What'd I Say - Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers
Ya Ya - Tony Sheridan And The Beat Brothers
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The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan — export edition front cover detail In addition, the cover has an image of the British flag with the “British Import” text on the front side.
The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan — export edition back cover detail Although the cover states “Electronically Created Stereo”, the recordings are true stereo mixes.
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The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan — export edition back cover detail Liner notes: Tony Sheridan
Producer and A&R:  Bert Kaempfert
Sleeve design: Andrew Christian
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Pickwick Records was an American record label known for budget albums, sound-alike recordings, and reissues under labels such as Design. In the U.K., it operated as a distributor and entered into exclusive licensing agreements with major record companies, handling budget reissues from labels such as RCA and CBS.
Pickwick was sold in 1977 to American Can Company, which relocated Pickwick’s corporate headquarters from Long Island City, New York to Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan — export edition Side 1 label detail The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan — export edition Side 1 label detail The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan — export edition Side 1 label detail Light orange labels with "mr. pickwick" logos.
Catalog number "CNA 2007" was printed at the right side of the label.
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The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan — export edition Side 1 label detail The credits “A PICKWICK INTERNATIONAL PRODUCT” and “MADE IN ENGLAND” were printed around the label perimeter.
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The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan — export edition Side 1 label detail The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan — export edition Side 1 label detail Track A4, “My Bonnie,” is the version without the introduction.
The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan — export edition Side 2 label detail The Beatles Featuring Tony Sheridan — export edition Side 2 label detail Track B6, “Ya Ya,” was recorded at Studio Rahlstedt, Hamburg, on 28th August 1962, according to the discography published by Frontera Digital.
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LABEL mr. pickwick Light Orange Label
MIX STEREO
MATRIX No. SIDE 1 CN 2007 (hand etched)      2870111    1v//2 ∇420  05     1-5      4
SIDE 2 CN 2007      B//2   420   04   2 2      2-4
VINYL COLOR BLACK
RECORD COMPANY'S NAME Pickwick International Inc (GB) Ltd
CENTRAL REMARK
"SOLD IN U.K."
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RECORDING  PUBLISHED CREDIT ℗ 1962
COVER FORM Single sleeve with a laminated front cover.
PRINTER CREDIT -
COVER DESIGN/ PHOTO/ NOTES Sleeve notes:  Tony Sheridan
Sleeve design: Andrew Christian
INNER SLEEVE Plain white paper inner sleeve.
PRODUCER Bert Kaempfert
COMMENTS This version was exported to the United States by Pickwick (*). The sleeve has the “mr. pickwick” logo on both the front and back covers. The front also features a British flag with the text “British Import”. The front cover was laminated, and this copy includes a plain white paper inner sleeve.

The light orange labels feature the “mr. pickwick” logo and the catalog number CNA 2007.

The edition exported to Commonwealth countries retained the “Pickwick presents” text and Contour logos. Its cover carries a sticker with rounded corners, showing half of the British flag and the text “direct import”.

The text “Collectors item original recording” was printed in the upper right corner of the front cover. Unlike this export edition, with its CNA 2007 catalog number and “mr. pickwick” logos, the U.K. domestic edition used CN 2007 and retained the Contour logo on both sides of the cover.
Although the cover states “Electronically Created Stereo”, the recordings are true stereo mixes.


(*) Pickwick Records was an American record label known for budget albums, sound-alike recordings, and reissues under labels such as Design. In the U.K., it operated as a distributor and entered into exclusive licensing agreements with major record companies. For many years it served as an official budget reissue outlet for labels such as RCA and CBS. Pickwick was sold in 1977 to American Can Company, which relocated Pickwick’s corporate headquarters from Long Island City, New York to Minneapolis, Minnesota.
In the 1970s the label changed direction, and began reissuing LPs that had been deleted from catalogs of the major record labels, in particular the RCA Records subsidiary RCA Camden, itself a reissue label. Pickwick also reissued numerous LPs from the Motown catalog during the 1970s. Pickwick’s assets were purchased by PolyGram Records in the late 1970s.



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