It would also help to know if it is a mono or stereo pressing too.Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: I have never played it and kept it in a big chest with my other records in plastic sleeve free from dust etc so it really is in pristine condition. Thank you once again for your reply. I have a wide spine stereo version gatefold on orange and black Parlophone (first image of yours) Australian but all the numbers such as side 1 yex637-1 and then side 2 yex638-1 point to it being a UK version. In 1971, Capitol re-pressed Long Tall Sally on the red target label. thanks again.If you have any pictures you could send through that would be good.
?Hi, this site has all the info on labels and matrix numbers used for each of the Australian pressings.
When I got it home I realised the labels were on the wrong sides of the record. A Hard Days Night Red, Black and Blue mono labels. Pepper stereo album which I purchased new in 1968 or 69. thanks.Sorry, forgot to say that the cover is totally different to any I’ve seen. I remember an internal battle happening since I couldn’t afford all three, only one at the time. He also made note that the labels were too glossy and perfect looking. Our albums are often difficult to find as we have continued to discover over the past 50 or so years. The first is from Singapore – interesting because it is so similar to the UK “black and yellow” edition:I hope you’ve enjoyed a peek at some of the label variations for -1967 August, PMCO 7027 MONO (yellow parlophone) and PCSO 7027 STERIO (big silver parlophone) were released.-1969, PCSO 7027 yellow parlophone was released!! This variation of the Black Rainbow label was first issued in the early sixties (T-6018) and has a glossy label. You couldn’t just put your order in as is generally the case.I am going to be selling a lot of my vinyl and CDs at a record fair in May I have decided.
in the 70’s. “LIB” originally came out on RED Apple labels distributed by ABKCO. 1st catalog number on the back cover, 2nd on the labels, 3rd on the jacket spine and inside gatefold Any ideas on it please? FRONT COVER IS THE USUAL,BACK GATEFOLD COVER IS DIFFERENT WITHOUT LYRICS!!!! Thanks.i HAVE A MINT SGT PEPPER EDITION WITHOUT WITH A LITTLE HELP……LUCY IN THE SKY…AND A DAY IN THE LIFE….BUT WITH THE FOOL ON THE HILL,BABY YOU’RE A RICH MAN,I’M THE WALRUS. Quite often, a lot of titles wouldn’t make it to the floor – for limited editions the record companies would quite often allocate your store the quantity depending on store size. They had Roland 4 and 2 colour printers when I worked there. But what a wonderful way to suffocate! In the USA, Capitol as EMI/Parlophone’s US subsidiary, is the principal label you’ll find Later there were other Capitol variations. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. I was thinking ebay but now I am thinking maybe there is a dedicated Beatles site for true fans.Thank you so very much for your very kind reply. Could you email those images so that we can have a look? Note in the picture below that this is the Mono version (denoted by the catalogue number PMCO-7027. Many thanks.Hay mate I’m iv got I believe to be a uk version on the beetles sgt pepper lonely hearts album -1987, PCSO 7027 black silver parlophone but in an original album cover any idea how much the market price is for it?Hey, good evening! I didn’t receive any notification that you had replied so I am sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you.I have done a little research on this and discovered it was withdrawn from sale and then re-issued in the gatefold sleeve with only 9000 being pressed (not sure how many sold). The first label variation on which Beatles records were pressed was the classic black label with a rainbow color band. This one is the orange Capitol, which I bought originally in the late 1970s or early 1980s:Finally, two foreign releases worthy I think of a pic of the labels. Mine is red vinyl marked 1967 EMI Australia & as described above it also has a gatefold sleeve marked “special limited edition coloured vinyl” with a cut-out insert page…..& as advised above worth maybe only $60 or thereabouts?YEs Paul, definitely a collectors item if it is in mint condition and should increase in value.Hello – firstly thanks for a great blog very interesting and informative.Hi Mike, it sounds very interesting. Thank-you very much for your help….MarkHi, I have a Sgt Pepper lonely hearts club band LP on the Orfeu label which is portuguese. Do you know if there are many of these about or are they rare? Very interesting indeed.
Should GAT be listed for the gatefold? It’s a black and yellow Parlophone label. Oddly enough, these came in covers with a stereo banner, even though the album was still in mono only. east coast pressing with "nems" (2nd cover) much rarer east coast mono corrected label " with a little help from my friends". Post was not sent - check your email addresses!
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