BEATLES - Second album McCarthy Misprint UK-orig Export LP 1965
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Article no.: 25591
A UK original copy on yellow/black Parlophone labels. The second of the three rare early Export issues derived from the bastardized US Beatles albums on Capitol.
This title was exported to Scandinavia, foremost Sweden(and possibly also to the US and Canada).
1965 firstpress with "THE GRAMOPHONE CO." rim and year(s) printed "℗ 1963" and "℗ 1964".
This copy also with the very rare, incorrect writer´s credit on the second track; "Thank you girl" side 1 - is misspelt "McCarthy".
Another detail, specific to this misprinted label is how "33⅓ R.P.M." above the yellow logo is written, besides the larger print. See last images for comparison with later, corrected label variant.
Pretty strange issues to say the least..
MADE in the UK but NOT released there at all, simply copies of US releases - a jumble of only 11 tracks thrown together, here from both 1963-64 including several hit singles.
And then SOLD in the country of origin, or to one which already imported - the US Capitol-originals(!).
Even stranger, they were made in very limited quantities, probably no more than a couple of thousand - explaining their scarcity.
With so few copies, why even bother making them at all?
With Garrod & Lofthouse laminated flipback sleeve, complete with the Emitex inner sleeve. These export albums were released in stereo ONLY.
Parlophone CPCS 103
Record: VG++; very nice
* this pressing has NO taxstamps on labels
* with Side 1: YEEX 110-A9 / Side 2: YEEX 111-A9 matrixes
Cover: VG+,VG++; nice
This title was exported to Scandinavia, foremost Sweden(and possibly also to the US and Canada).
1965 firstpress with "THE GRAMOPHONE CO." rim and year(s) printed "℗ 1963" and "℗ 1964".
This copy also with the very rare, incorrect writer´s credit on the second track; "Thank you girl" side 1 - is misspelt "McCarthy".
Another detail, specific to this misprinted label is how "33⅓ R.P.M." above the yellow logo is written, besides the larger print. See last images for comparison with later, corrected label variant.
Pretty strange issues to say the least..
MADE in the UK but NOT released there at all, simply copies of US releases - a jumble of only 11 tracks thrown together, here from both 1963-64 including several hit singles.
And then SOLD in the country of origin, or to one which already imported - the US Capitol-originals(!).
Even stranger, they were made in very limited quantities, probably no more than a couple of thousand - explaining their scarcity.
With so few copies, why even bother making them at all?
With Garrod & Lofthouse laminated flipback sleeve, complete with the Emitex inner sleeve. These export albums were released in stereo ONLY.
Parlophone CPCS 103
Record: VG++; very nice
* this pressing has NO taxstamps on labels
* with Side 1: YEEX 110-A9 / Side 2: YEEX 111-A9 matrixes
Cover: VG+,VG++; nice