THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare Venezuelan cream EMI label issue of the 1963 14-track STEREO vinyl LP with song titles printed in both Spanish and English on the labels, housed in a colour picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some edge scuffingand ringwear, but no seam splits with the spine print still legible. The vinyl however shows very little evidence of play - hard to find in this kind of condition! #4377) more...
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THE BEATLES The Beatles Forever - Music Is From Me To You (Very rare 1975 Japanese only pasted picture box issued only from selected Japanese outlets with purchases of albums from the 'Rock Now '75' series. The box is 12½" square & features a great mid 60s colour photograph of the Fab Four with a collage of the other artists in the series on the back. This box is in fantastic condition with the barest minimum of shelfwear or edge scuffing. This copy also comes with the rare 'The Beatl more...
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THE BEATLES Love Me Do (1992 UK 3-track CD single including the Album and original Single versions plus P.S. I Love You, glossy digipak picture sleeve with Mark Lewinson's liner notes printed inside. There is the lightest shelfwear to the sleeve but remains in excellent condition CDRS4949) more...
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THE BEATLES From Me To You (1988 UK 3" CD single also including Thank You Girl, housed in a 3½" gatefold card picture sleeve. This copy is in Excellent condiiton with just one small mark visible to the sleeve CD3R5015) more...
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THE BEATLES Love Me Do (1988 UK limited edition 3" CD single, also including P.S. I Love You, within a 3" gatefold card wallet picture sleeve which remains in the EMI branded plastic bubble pack CD3R4949) more...
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THE BEATLES Can't Buy Me Love (1994 US wide centred Jukebox only 7" pressed on GREEN vinyl, also including You Can't Do That, plain die cut paper sleeve S7-17690) more...
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THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Archive quality UK 1963 fifth pressing 14-track mono vinyl LP with 'The Parlophone Co' perimeter text and 'Recording First Published' credit, but without 'Sold In The UK' text. The sleeve is in beautiful condition with the same bright colours and crisp laminate as the day it was bought way back in '63! The matt rear of the sleeve is also superb, showing almost no signs of age PMC1202)
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THE BEATLES From Me To You (1983 UK 20th Anniversary issue of the 1963 7" vinyl single with an intact four prong centre and black & silver Parlophone labels, also including Thank You Girl. The paper picture sleeve displays some minor wear andthe vinyl shows only light signs of play R5015) more...
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THE SAVAGE YOUNG BEATLES WITH TONY SHERIDAN If You Love Me Baby (1996 UK 3-track Paul McCartney cut-to-shape limited picture disc CD featuring What'd I Say and Part 2 of George Martin On The Beatles. With rear sleeve featuring a great snap of theFab Four GECKO7CD) more...
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THE BEATLES Love Me Do (1962 UK first issue 7" vinyl single with "Made In Gt. Britain" credit on label, also including P.S. I Love You, Parlophone company die cut paper sleeve. Apart from a small cataloguing number sticker on the A Side label, this copy remains in fantastic condition with just a few light cosmetic paper scuffs & a few spindle marks around the centre hole to show for over fifty five years 45-R4949) more...
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THE BEATLES Can't Buy Me Love (1976 UK issue of the 1964 7" vinyl single with 'Factory Sample' stickered label, also featuring You Can't Do That, issued as part of 'The Singles Collection 1962-1970', title sleeve with colour band shot on the rearR5114) more...
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THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Circa 1978 UK stereo issue of the debut 1963 14-track LP, on the two EMI boxed logo label with 'EMI Records Ltd' perimeter text, front laminated picture sleeve. The sleeve shows minimal wear & the vinyl appears barely played PCS3042) more...
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THE BEATLES Can't Buy Me Love (1964 UK Oriole pressed 7" vinyl single, also including You Can't Do That, with intact original four prong centre, Parlophone company die-cut paper sleeve. With the extreme demands of Beatlemania, EMI were forcedtooutsource pressing of some singles & LPs, just to meet demand. These were mainly to Oriole, CBS, Decca & Pye, sometimes Philips. This is an Oriole sub-contracted press with the vinyl on this copy remaining in VG-/VG condition, showing just li more...
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THE BEATLES Please Please Me (1963 UK fifth press 14-track mono vinyl LP with 'The Parlophone Co' label perimeter text & 'Recording First Published' credit & without 'Sold In UK', front laminated Ernest J. Day flipback picture sleeve PMC1202)
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THE BEATLES Love Me Do (2013 UK limited edition 7" single pressed on White Star-Shaped Vinyl with barcoded b-side labels, also including PS I Love You, issued in a clear polythene sleeve BEAT6)
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THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1964 Australian second issue 14-track mono LP. Similar to the first UK issue, this LP has a black & gold label but has the 'Made In Australia' credit moved to just under the 'Parlophone' logo, where the veryfirst release had the credit around the bottom of the label under 'The Beatles'. This dates this issue to either January or February 1964, as they changed the label to the black & yellow version in March. As only five hundred sleeves were import more...
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THE BEATLES Love Me Do (1982 UK 20th Anniversary issue of the 1962 7" vinyl single with reproduction red Parlophone labels & intact four-prong centre, also including PS I Love You. The picture sleeve shows the odd minor crease from ring wear and the vinyl remains in excellent condition R4949) more...
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THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Legendary 1963 UK stereo 14-track LP on the iconic black & gold Parlophone label, with YEX 94-1 / YEX 95-1 machine stamped matrices & second issue Northern Songs publishing credits as opposed to the Dick James credit, Ernest J Day front laminated flipback picture sleeve PCS3042)
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THE BEATLES Can't Buy Me Love (Rare 1964 Japanese first issue 7" single pressed on 'Everclean' Wine Red Vinyl, with 'MFD By Toshiba Musical Industries Ltd' printed on the label perimeter, also including YouCan't Do That, comes with wrap-around picture insert, printed with lyrics on the inside and '¥330' price point on the reverse. The insert shows just some light wear with some light foxing, whilst the vinyl has only a few light paper scuffs &l more...
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THE BEATLES Love Me Do (Debut 1962 UK first press red label 7" single, also featuring P.S. I Love You, original die-cut Parlophone company sleeve. Note: this label variant does not have the 'Made In Great Britain' print. The matrices in the run-outs are machine stamped & both end '1N' & the ZT tax code is stamped in the run-out, indicating a pressing made before November 1962 when the code changed to PT. This earliest matrix suffix means that Ringo plays drums & is a 'no tambourine more...
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