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TRACK LISTING
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SIDE 1
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The Beatles' Movie Medley Magical Mystery Tour - All You Need Is Love - You've Got To Hide Your Love Away - I Should Have Known Better - A Hard Day's Night - Ticket To Ride - Get Back All Songs by John Lennon & P. McCartney |
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SIDE 2
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I'm Happy Just To Dance With You (John Lennon
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RELEASE DATE
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22th March 1982? / Promotional Record (Scheduled for release on 15th. March 1982) | ||||
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Catalog number "B-5107"
and Capitol dome logo were printed at the lower left corner
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Sleeve has a curved down top on its open side. |
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Composer's name
and producer's name were printed on the back sleeve. The credit "ⓟ1982 EMI Records Limited" was printed. |
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| "ⓒ 1982 Capitol Records, Inc." was printed at the bottom of the rear sleeve. | |||||
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replaced the interview with the mono version of I'm Happy
Just To Dance With You, which was previously issued as the B
side to Capitol 5234 on July 20, 1964. Although the song was
featured in the movie A Hard Day's Night, it was not on the
album Reel Music. The reconfigured single was released as
Capitol B-5107 on March 22, 1982. |
The words "PRINTED IN U.S.A." was printed. |
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| The single has cudtom labels with an image of movie reel and the Capitol dome logo. "MFD. BY CAPITOL RECORDS, INC., A SUBSIDIARY OF CAPITOL INDUSTRIES. EMI, INC., U.S.A." was printed (with "subsidary") at perimeter. | |||||
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Catalogue number "B-5107" was printed at the left side of the label. |  |
"Produced by George Martin
*Reproduced for disc by Phil Spector" credit was
printed at the light side of the label. |
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Capitol replaced the interview
with the mono version of I'm Happy Just To Dance With You,
which was previously issued as the B side to Capitol 5234 on
July 20, 1964. Although the song was featured in the movie A
Hard Day's Night, it was not on the album Reel Music. The
reconfigured single was released as Capitol B-5107 on March
22, 1982. |
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Catalogue number "B-5107" was printed at the left side of the label. |  |
"Produced by George Martin" credit was printed at the light side of the label. | ||
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OTHER ITEM
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| CATALOG NUMBER | B- 5107 |
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| LABEL | Has a custom label with an image of movie reel |
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| MIX | STEREO
/ MONO |
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| PRESS FACTORY |
Jacksonville
Press? |
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| MATRIX No. |
SIDE
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B510 |
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B5107 - 45 X 95579 G2 #1 gene ⓧ (hand etched) MASTERD BY CAPITOL (machine stamped) | ||||
| VINYL COLOR | BLACK |
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RECORD COMPANY'S NAME |
CAPITOL RECORDS |
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| CENTER | Full size center hole |
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| PUBLISHER'S NAME | SIDE 1 | Comet Music Corp./BMI, Maclen Music, Inc./BMI, Maclen Music, Inc./BMI, Maclen Music, Inc./Unart Music Corporation/BMI, Maclen Music, Inc./Unart Music Corporation/BMI, Maclen Music, Inc./BMI, Maclen Music, Inc./BMI, | |||
| SIDE 2 | Maclen Music, Inc./BMI |
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| RUNNING TIME |
SIDE 1 | 3:56 |
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| SIDE 2 | 1:59 |
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| PRODUCER | Produced
by
George Martin *Reproduced for disc by Phil Spector |
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| DCOVER DESIGN / PHOTO / NOTES |
Designed
by Micheal Diehl, art direction credit with Roy Kohara Illustrated by David McMacken |
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COMMENTS
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"The Beatles' Movie
Medley" was the product of two different ideas. First and
foremost, the single was designed to promote the new Capitol
Beatles theme album, Reel Music, which contained 14 songs
that had appeared in the group's five films. Second, Capitol
hoped to cash in on the proven formula of stringing excerpts
from several songs, all given the same beat, to form a
disco-ready medley. For its medley of Beatles movie tunes,
Capitol selected Magical Mystery Tour, All You Need Is Love,
You've Got To Hide Your Love Away, I Should Have Known
Better, A Hard Day's Night, Ticket To Ride and Get Back. The
track was edited by John Palladino. The single's flip side, Fab Four On Film, is described as "(THE BEATLES Talk About A Hard Day's Night - 1964)." The track features comments from the boys provided by the movie's producer, Walter Shenson, and edited by Randall Davis. It had originally been recorded by United Artists in 1964 as part of an open-ended interview for DJs. The Beatles' comments have been edited together into one running track. This interview segment has only been available on the accompanying 45 promo single and the promotional 12" These were issued only to media offices and radio stations in the US and were not sold in stores. Designated "Not for Sale" on the labels and back of jacket. All copies are pressed at Los Angeles plant. The record was scheduled for release as Capitol B-5100 on March 15, 1982, but was withdrawn, reportedly over legal difficulties. Capitol replaced the interview with the mono version of I'm Happy Just To Dance With You, which was previously issued as the B side to Capitol 5234 on July 20, 1964. Although the song was featured in the movie A Hard Day's Night, it was not on the album Reel Music. The reconfigured single was released as Capitol B-5107 on March 22, 1982. The replacement single, the name hand etched in the trail off area to the B side appears to be a script "gene". Capitol did not prepare promotional labels for the replacement single. |
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