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TRACK LISTING
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Twist and Shout (B. Russell - P. Medley) | |||
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Twist and Shout (B. Russell - P. Medley) | ||||
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RELEASE DATE
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Promotional Record (First Press: 23th July 1986) | ||||
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"ⓒ Capitol Records, Inc. Printed in U.S.A." was printed at the bottom of the rear sleeve. | ||||
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The white label promo disc has the same stereo mix of Twist And Shout on both sides. |
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| "MFD. BY CAPITOL RECORDS, INC., A SUBSIDIARY OF CAPITOL INDUSTRIES. EMI, INC., U.S.A." was printed at perimeter. | |||||
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The recycled
single was released as Capitol B-5624 on July 23, 1986.
Unlike the earlier released 45s, the 1986 disc contains
stereo mixes of both songs. |
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| In 1986, the
Beatles recording of Twist And Shout was used in the
soundtrack to Ferris Bueller's Day Off starring Matthew
Broderick. As the film appealed to young audiences, Capitol
saw this as an opportunity to reach a new generation of
listeners and, of course, sell some records. The song was
paired with There's A Place, which was the B side to Twist
And Shout over 20 years earlier on Tollie 9001, Oldies
OL-152 and Capitol Star Line 6061. |
The 1986 disc contains
stereo mixes of both songs. |
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OTHER ITEM
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| CATALOG NUMBER | P-B- 5624 |
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| LABEL | Capitol White label |
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| MIX | STEREO |
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| PRESS FACTORY |
Monarch
Records Press (metalwork performed by Allied, and pressed by
Monarch?) |
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| MATRIX No. |
SIDE 1 |
S-45-B-15624-X45018
G-1 ƒ¿ R-16236-G1 ƒ¢13557
1-1 |
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S-45-B-15624-X45018 G-1 ƒ¿ R-16236-G1 ƒ¢13557 1-1 | ||||
| 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 | Screen Gems - EMI Music Inc./ Hill & Range
Songs - BMI |
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| SIDE 2 | Screen Gems - EMI Music Inc./ Hill & Range Songs - BMI | ||||
| RUNNING TIME |
SIDE 1 | Intro.-:7
2:32 |
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| SIDE 2 | Intro.-:7 2:32 | ||||
| PRODUCER | Produced
by
George Martin |
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| DCOVER DESIGN / PHOTO / NOTES |
Capitol
Company Sleeve |
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COMMENTS
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In 1986, the Beatles
high-spirited recording of Twist And Shout was used in the
soundtrack to Ferris Bueller's Day Off starring Matthew
Broderick. As the film appealed to young audiences, Capitol
saw this as an opportunity to reach a new generation of
listeners and, of course, sell some records. The song was
paired with There's A Place, which was the B side to Twist
And Shout over 20 years earlier on Tollie 9001, Oldies
OL-152 and Capitol Star Line 6061. The recycled single was released as Capitol B-5624 on July 23, 1986. Unlike the earlier released 45s, the 1986 disc contains stereo mixes of both songs. It entered The Billboard Hot 100 on August 9 at 89 and peaked at 23 during its 15 weeks on the charts. Capitol placed a 3" x ⅞" sticker on The Early Beatles LP stating "Includes Twist And Shout". The reissued single has black background labels with an outer rim colorband and the Capitol logo in light blue and white at twelve o'clock. The label is patterned after the classic Capitol label backdrops used on the Beatles albums from the sixties. By the time the single was released, Capitol had closed its Los Angeles record factory. The job number A13577 is hand etched into the trail off areas of the styrene West Coast pressings. These discs were pressed by Monarch Records of Los Angeles, which manufactured copies of the single for Vee-Jay as the company's first release on its Tollie subsidiary back in early 1964. The white label promo disc has the same stereo mix of Twist And Shout on both sides. It is a styrene pressing with the same trail off area job number as the West Coast stock copy. |
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