THE BEATLES Please Please Me GOLD LABEL UK 1964 MONO DICK JAMES VINYL
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THE BEATLES- PLEASE PLEASE ME 1964 UK MONO GOLD /BLACK PARLOPHONE LABELS PMC 1202 MATRIX XEX 421-1N and XEX 422-1N VERY EARLY MOTHERS/STAMPERS 1P and 1L
Super RARE!!!
EARLIEST EVER DICK JAMES incorrect CREDITS TO 4 TRACKS !!!!! (later release changed to NORTHERN SONGS) On 8th March, when George Martin typed up the running order sheet for "PLEASE PLEASE ME", he mistakenly credited 4 songs(*) as being published by the Dick James Co. This is the list that went to the printers, from which the first incorrect batch of labels was made, for both the mono and stereo pressings. Short-lived first press with black/gold labels, the main pressing with classic Parlophone black & yellow labels was released a couple of months later. The record has several light hairline scratches not deep or feel able, but doesn't effect the Audio at all, which is surprisingly Clear and bright. No skips ,pops Still retains a clean glossy finish. this is the holy grail of Beatles Vinyl collecting the cover has some damage clear in the photos it has done its job of protecting the vinyl, it is hard to find one that has not been well loved. Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A label): (XEX.421) Matrix / Runout (Side B label): (XEX.422) Matrix / Runout (Side A runout): XEX 421-1N Matrix / Runout (Side B runout): XEX 422-1N
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