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YELLOW SUBMARINE |
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| CATALOG NUMBER | SW-153 |
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RELEASE DATE
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1977? / Second Press / For Export Only | ||||
| TRACK LISTING | SIDE 1 | SIDE 2 | |||
| The Beatles |
George Martin Orchestra |
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| Yellow Submarine |
Pepperland |
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| Only A Northern Song |
Medley: Sea Of Time & See Of Holes |
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| All Together Now |
Sea Of Monsters |
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| Hey Bulldog |
March Of The Meanies |
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| It's All Too Much |
Pepperland Laid Waste |
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| All You Need Is Love | Yellow Submarine In Pepperland | ||||
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Plain white inner sleeve. |
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The US cover is nearly identical to the UK
version, but includes a copyright notice and the text
"Selections by..." |
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With the text "Selections by
the Beatles plus original film music" was printed at the
upper right of the front cover. |
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The first press in U.K. and France have the word "NOTHING IS REAL" at the center of the front cover, but the U.S. press and Japanese press have not. | ||||
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The words "FOR EXPORT ONLY"
was embossed at the upper left corner of the back cover, |
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The back covers has a Dan Davis
liner notes. |
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Producer's
credit
were printe at the back of the cover. |
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Catalog no. "SW 153" was printed at the bottom of the back cover. Capitol target logo and EMI logo were printed, too. |
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The Capitol label is
replaced with a bright orange label with “Capitol” written
in goldish-tan letters at the bottom of the label. The rim
text is at the top of the label. |
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Catalog number and master number were
printed at the right side of the center hole. |
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| SIDE 1 --> Click! | SIDE 2 --> Click! | The earlier orange
label pressing is identified with "Side 1" and "Side 2" on
the right, as opposed to later pressings with the
large 1 and 2 on the left side. (maybe) |
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In September, 1975, Capitol added a lengthy "All Rights Reserved" saying to all their albums. The Beatles/solo catalog remained on the Apple label until January, 1976; after this the orange label was used for Beatles-related reissues. Therefore, the whole LP catalog was transferred to the orange Capitol label with "All Rights Reserved." This label style remained until February 1978. | ||||
| OTHER ITEM | |||||
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| LABEL | Capitol Orange Label type-3-2 (with All
Rights Reserved) |
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| MIX | STEREO | ||||
| VINYL COLOR | BLACK | ||||
| PRESS FACTORY |
SLEEVE | West
Coast: Bert-Co Enterprise of Los Angeles (?) |
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| VINYL | Los
Angeles, California |
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| FACTORY
CODE |
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| MATRIX No. | SIDE 1 | SW-1-153-F |
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| SIDE 2 | SW-2-153-G44
(hand etched) ** MASTERED BY CAPITOL
(machine stamped) JPL |
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| RECORD COMPANY'S NAME | Manufactured by Capitol Records, Inc., /
Recorded in England |
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| PUBLISHER'S NAME |
Published by Maclen Music, Inc., BMI. |
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| "SUBSIDIARY" CREDIT | Yes |
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| COVER FORM | Single type. Housed in a cardboard jacket. |
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| INNER SLEEVE | Plain white inner sleeve | ||||
| COVER DESIGN/ PHOTO/ NOTES | Art
Design:
Heinz
Edelmann
/ Liner notes: Dan Davis Issued with the mountain on the front in a very dark gray (almost black) color. |
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| PRODUCER | George Martin | ||||
| COMMENTS | The US front cover is virtually identical
to that of the UK album, except that the British cover has
"NOTHING IS REAL" in green below the word "Submarine" and
does not have the copyright notice or the "Selections" text.
The back covers has a Dan Davis liner notes. Catalog no. "SW 153" was printed at the bottom of the back cover. Capitol target logo and EMI logo were printed at the bottom of the back cover. The words "FOR EXPORT ONLY" was embossed at the upper left corner of the back cover, Capitol's green label was first issued in July, 1969. The trademark registration can be found in one of two configurations: either as TM to the right of the word "Capitol" or as (R) underneath the l in "Capitol." At about the time when the green label was discontinued, (May, 1971), the Beatles catalog was switched onto the Apple label. In May, 1971, Capitol redesigned their mainline label to use a more striking red background. The purple “C” logo remained at the top of the label. The registered trademark symbol appears to the right of the word "Capitol." This label appeared on Capitol records numbered from about 682 (May 1971) to about 838 (October 1971). Since the Beatles' catalog switched to Apple that same month, only a few rare specimens survive with this label style: some copies of Revolver and at least two copies of Yesterday...And Today. Orange Capitol Label Type-1: In October, 1972, Capitol left the "red label" behind after pressing it for under two years. The new design was an orange label with “Capitol” at the bottom. Since all Beatles albums were being pressed on the Apple label during 1972-1975, there are no Beatles records on the first or second orange label. This first style used the same rim print from the earlier labels, ending with the patent number for T-Rim. Type-2: In October, 1973, Capitol removed “US PAT NO” and the patent number for T-Rim and centered the rim print better on the label. Type-3: In September, 1975, Capitol added a lengthy "All Rights Reserved" saying to all their albums. The Beatles/solo catalog remained on the Apple label until January, 1976; after this the orange label was used for Beatles-related reissues. Therefore, the whole LP catalog was transferred to the orange Capitol label with "All Rights Reserved." This label style remained until February 1978. The earlier orange label pressing is identified with "Side 1" and "Side 2" on the right, as opposed to later pressings with the large 1 and 2 on the left side. (maybe) |
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