It was the group's first American album to be issued by Capitol Records, on 20 January 1964 in both mono and stereo formats. Even more rare, it is in wonderful condition & It still has the original plasticcovering from the factory, the only wear is on theopening edge where the plastic is not covering a tiny bit of the edging! All original. English Decca Record Brush Conductive Bristles 8/9 Microns Cleaning, GILBERTO PEREZ Y SUS COMPADRES - NUEVO 1006 [see Tracks] Tex-Mex LP, New Orleans Saints Riddell Deluxe Full Size NFL Football Helmet NEW IN B. ELVIS PRESLEY 70s JAPAN RVP6219 GOLDEN RECORDS 4,With OBI,LYRIC Sheet!! Please see photos for item condition. PEERING UNDER THE BAGGY WRAP, THE COVER APPEARS AS THOUGH IT EMERGED It was initially intended as a creative outlet for the Beatles, both as a group and individually, plus a selection of other artists including Mary Hopkin, James Taylor, Badfinger, and Billy Preston.In practice, the roster had become dominated by the mid-1970s with releases of the former Beatles as . 36, No. FIRST LABEL VARIATION DOES NOT HAVE "PRODUCED BY GEORGE MARTIN" CREDIT PRINT (CAP2047.MC1A, SPIZER). The Beatles Meet The Beatles Capitol Records T 2047 1st L.A. I think it goes like this: 1) Glossy thicker stock with "patent" symbol to the . STEREO copies of Meet The Beatles without BMI or ASCAP are very rare and highly collectible ! They hold the record for most number-one albums on the UK Albums Chart (15), most number-one hits on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart (20), and most singles sold in the UK (21.9 million). There were no new Beatles' albums on Apple label. This auction is for the 3rd label variations with all songs except side one, track 1 & 2 & side two, track 5 credited to ASCAP, other three to BMI. As a small, VERY NICE VG+++ COVER SHOWING THE SLIGHTEST BIT The band received many accolades, including seven . I Am The Platypus is host to the largest and most comprehensive archive of Australian Beatles vinyl LP, EP and singles labels. SPIZER). are either much larger than 1/4", or there is no flap at all. Meet The Beatles! SMALL "KLEIN" DEPARTMENT STORE PRICE STICKER ON BACK PRICE: ------. ON BACK SHRINK CORNER. Blue Capital inner sleeve included . The following Apple albums are known to exist with "rights" print. On most fakes, these overlaps Free shipping. Meet . including Introducing the Beatles, have been counterfeited -numerous times and The other label variation I have decided to keep, but I thank you all for the feedback. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL COVER, WITH SMALL BLUE "C" PRICE DEPARTMENT STORE INK STAMP This press sounds just okay. Parlophone The Beatles Meet The Beatles Capitol Records T 2047 1st L.A. re: Meet the Beatles record value. By James Massey. WRAP HAS NO TEARS, OR RIPS. 9, September 1941, The American Cinematographer, Vol. It is probably the most counterfeited record in 11-09-2013 07:48 PM. characteristics found on COUNTERFEIT COVERS: Some of the more common BEATLES~Meet The Beatles Capitol ST-2047 Stereo,1/20/64, Meet The Beatles 1964 Stereo RARE Without BMI/ASCAP Complete, Overall VG, "Meet The Beatles" Stereo; No ASCAP Or BMI Label Capitol LP Record Album, BEATLES~Meet The Beatles Capitol T-2047,1/20/64~LP~33, Beatles - Meet The Beatles - Stereo - LP/Vinyl/Record, BEATLES Meet The Beatles CAPITOL ST 2047 STEREO LP No ASCAP Or BMI On La, Beatles: Meet The Beatles Capitol Vinyl Lp Stereo St2047, Meet The Beatles 10 Bmi Scarce 4th Variation 1966 Stereo St-2047 Vg++, The American Cinematographer, Vol. (LP, Album, Unofficial Release, Stereo, Red) HS-192, referencing Meet The Beatles! Given the limitations of the master tape (2 or 3 generations removed from the UK masters, fake stereo mixes) this is a rather nice pressing, nevertheless. RECORD IS A WONDERFUL NEAR MINT MINUS. Stereo versions are so rare I nearly omitted them as unlikely reference sources for a variations collector, but they are here for their historical significance. COVER STILL HAS THE ORIGINAL "FEDCO" STORE SHRINKWRAP THAT RETAINS THE ORIGINAL "$2.67" PRICE PRINT ON THE FRONT WRAP. INCREDIBLE STUNNING LIKE NEW COVER. the beatles story sealed mono lp! Also, many mono discs were incorrectly issued from the factory with stereo labels, so check the trail-off area for an "S" suffix to the master number, and/or play the record for stereo vs. mono sound. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for The Beatles Meet The Beatles! DOES NOT HAVE "PRODUCED BY GEORGE MARTIN" CREDIT PRINT (CAP2047.MC1A, outer rim statement on label was changed, Summer Pressing 175629836892. So, mine has a "3" at bottom right near RIAA logo. I can going through my Beatles albums and adding them into my collection. Knowing how to spot an original is one of the best weapons against getting stuck with a pretender. The 11, November 1938, The American Cinematographer, Vol. long enough to experience significant label design changes. This only happened at Keystone (on the East coast) and should have the number 3 on the back bottom-right of the cover (for Scranton). The sleeve cover was designed . If this item contains incorrect or inappropriate information please, Relevant WERE SWEPT OFF THE SHELVES DURING THE ONSLAUGHT OF BEATLEMANIA AND MOST HAVE The following is a list of all known Beatles and Solo Beatles reel to reel tapes released in the U.S. from 1964-1984, including variations and reissues. SPINE. These purple labels are a bit easier to come by than the earlier pressings. Tear away label Runs to true size Crewneck Sweatshirt 50% cotton, 50% polyester Medium-heavy fabric (8.0 oz/yd (271.25 g/m)) Loose fit Sewn-in label Runs true to size Crewneck Hoodie 50% cotton, 50% polyester Medium-heavy fabric (8.0 oz/yd (271 g/m)) Classic fit Tear-away label Runs true to size Care Instructions: Very Apple Records was formed by the Beatles in 1968, Capitol still maintained way to help determine originality. "ASCAP", WITH THE OTHER FOUR SONGS ON SIDE TWO AND ALL SONGS ON SIDE ONE CREDITED TO 1964 September 7. THE ACCOMPANYING COVER SHOULD HAVE THE FACTORY #3 SCRANTON DESIGNATION. I still have my Meet the Beatles, Mono, that I purchased, probably, in 1964. This album was released in the US in 1966, but it has the later Capitol label design with the song title, artist, and album name at the bottom of the label. Items in the Price Guide are obtained exclusively from licensors and partners solely for our members research needs. Delivery times may vary, especially during peak periods. 22, No. Fake Introducing the Beatles Sleeve has red, blue and yellow dots under the top of the back slick Disk label without the rainbow border is printed on glossy paper To see what style Vee-Jay label was issued with various albums, go to the "Disc Labels & Company 45 Sleeves" in the main menu. The first label variation on which Beatles records were pressed was the classic black label with a rainbow color band. 4, April 1952, The American Cinematographer, Vol. . 3, March 1943, The American Cinematographer, Vol. google_ad_width = 468; TERRIFIC NEAR MINT MINUS COVER WITH VERY MINIMAL HANDLING WEAR ON (LP, Album, Reissue, Stereo, Jacksonville pressing) ST 2047, referencing Meet The Beatles! The Beatles Format: Vinyl 43 ratings See all 11 formats and editions Vinyl from $59.98 2 Collectible from $59.98 Customers who viewed this item also viewed Page of $28.95 $58.00 $35.00 Editorial Reviews True early Beatles. Pressing 175629836892. THIS RECORD HAS BEEN WELL TAKEN CARE OF OVER THE YEARS. [b3] mono made from [b] 1963, by Capitol. Beatles VI T-2358 or ST-2358 Maybe YOU can count to six, but someone at Capitol couldn't! characteristics found on ORIGINAL DISCS: "OTHER FINE ALBUMS OF SIGNIFICANT INTEREST". THE RECORD AND THE LABELS ARE IN VERY GOOD+ / TO VERY GOOD++ CONDITION / THIS LP PLAYS VERY NICE, GREAT SOUND, WITH THE RARE SEARS BAGGY IS IN GOOD CONDITION , OVER ALL THE COVER IS IN FAIR CONDITION. //-->, THE CAPITOL APPLE "MEET THE BEATLES! 3. Any with poor quality printing are I also have to thank the ebayers that pointed out the error in this auction item - wrong items with wrong pictures. Object arrived in perfect conditions! the disc has rare 45 size labels variation! 36, No. (LP, Album, Stereo) ST 2047, referencing Meet The Beatles! About this copy: This copy of Meet the Beatles is a still sealed 1964 stereo pressing, pressed at the Scranton, Pennsylvania pressing plant, as indicated by the number "2" in the lower right hand corner of the back cover. Some of the more common TODAY, ONLY A FEW HUNDRED EXAMPLES While it is very helpful to have a known original on hand for First Album CAPITOL Record NM 3rd Label Variation T 2047 Vinyl Condition: Used Price: US $333.00 $29 for 12 months with PayPal Credit * Add to cart Best Offer: Make Offer Add to Watchlist Ships from United States Pickup: Free local pickup from El Segundo, California, United States.