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WE HAVE A 100 POSITIVE FEEDBACK RATING AND A 100 TRACK RECORD OF OFFERING PERFECT PRODUCTS, SERVICE, COMMUNICATION AND DELIVERY GUARANTEED THE BEATLES - PLEASE PLEASE MEULTRA RARE UK STEREO PRESSING with Northern Songs credits and the Rarest Ever 1st Stereo Press BLACK GOLD cover, - The Rarest Beatles cover of them all This is without doubt one of the most sought after of all Beatles records, with only extremely small amounts pressed it is no surprise that collectors and Beatles fans all over the world want this record in their collection.
With the Northern Songs and credits Dick James and 1 1 Matrix numbers.
This rare pressing also comes with exactly the same cover that can be found with the Stereo Black Gold label pressings.
An ultimate Rarity Great Playing Record Great Cover.
Original UK PRESS Parlophone Labels CAT NO:....
STEREO - PCS 3042 LABEL PRESS DETAILS: This is the original 1963 issue of the Yellow and Black Parlophone label in great condition, with The Parlophone Co.
Ltd.
printed on the rim print and M T Tax credits.
There is No Recording first published 1963 statement or Sold in the U.K.
statement.
There are the Dick James Music Co.
credit and Northern Songs credits.
These points confirm this is an original 1963 pressing of the Yellow and Black label.
1st Ever - 1 1 Matrix version, MADE IN GT BRITAIN.
MATRIX NOs.
ON RUN-OUT GROOVE Side 1: YEX 94 - 1 Side 2: YEX 95 - 1 MOTHER STAMPERS: Side 1.
1 P Side 2.
1 G D TRACK LISTING Side 1 I SAW HER STANDING THERE, MISERY, ANNA, CHAINS, BOYS, ASK ME WHY, PLEASE PLEASE ME.
Side 2 LOVE ME DO, PS I LOVE YOU, BABY IT S YOU, DO YOU WANT TO KNOW A SECRET, A TASTE OF HONEY, THERE S A PLACE, TWIST AND SHOUT.
An exceptional pressing that plays great from start to finish.
Original 1963 RARE Yellow and Black edition of one of The Beatles most sought after LP s.
Please Please Me is the debut album by The Beatles.
Parlophone rush-released the album on 22 March 1963 in the United Kingdom to capitalise on the success of singles Please Please Me , which went to number one on most lists.
Of the album s fourteen songs, eight were written by Lennon/McCartney, early evidence of what Rolling Stone later called their invention of the idea of the self-contained rock band, writing their own hits and playing their own instruments.
On Monday, 11 February 1963, The Beatles and George Martin started recording what was essentially their live act in 1963, and finished 585 minutes later 9 hours and 45 minutes .
In three sessions that day each lasting approximately three hours they produced an authentic representation of the band s Cavern Club-era sound, with very few overdubs and edits.
Optimistically, only two sessions were originally booked by Martin, with the evening session added later.
George Martin initially contemplated recording the album live at the Cavern in front of the group s home audience and visited the Liverpool club on 9 December 1962 to consider the technicalities.
When time constraints intervened, he decided to book them at EMI Studios in Abbey Road instead and record them virtually live.
Martin said, It was a straightforward performance of their stage repertoire a broadcast, more or less.
The day ended with a cover of Twist and Shout , which had to be recorded last because John Lennon had a particularly bad cold and Martin feared the throat-shredding vocal would ruin Lennon s voice for the day.
This performance, captured first take, and generally regarded as a classic, prompted Martin to say: I don t know how they do it.
We ve been recording all day but the longer we go on the better they get.
The song Hold Me Tight was recorded during these sessions, but was surplus to requirements and not included on the album.
Hold Me Tight was recorded again on 12 September 1963 for With The Beatles.
The whole day s session cost around 400.
George Martin said: There wasn t a lot of money at Parlophone.
I was working to an annual budget of 55,000.
This budget had to cover all of the artists on Martin s roster.
Individually, under a contract with the Musicians Union, each Beatle collected a seven pounds and ten shillings 7.50 session fee for each three hour session.
George Martin, a Fellow of the Zoological Society of London, thought that it might be good publicity for the zoo to have The Beatles pose outside the insect house for the cover photography of the album.
However, the Zoological Society of London turned down Martin s offer, and instead, Angus McBean was asked to take the distinctive colour photograph of the group looking down over the stairwell inside EMI s London headquarters in Manchester Square.
Martin was to write later: We rang up the legendary theatre photographer Angus McBean, and bingo, he came round and did it there and then.
It was done in an almighty rush, like the music.
Thereafter, though, The Beatles own creativity came bursting to the fore .
In 1969, The Beatles asked McBean to recreate this shot.
Although the 1969 photograph was originally intended for the then-planned Get Back album, it was not used when that project saw eventual release in 1970 as Let It Be.
Instead, the 1969 photograph, along with an unused photograph from the 1963 photo shoot, was used in 1973 for The Beatles retrospective albums 1962 1966 and 1967 1970.
Another unused photograph from the 1963 photo shoot was used for The Beatles No.
1 also released in 1963 .
Please Please Me hit the top of the UK album charts in May 1963 and remained there for thirty weeks before being replaced by With the Beatles.
This was highly unusual as the UK album charts at the time tended to be dominated by film soundtracks and easy listening vocalists.
The Beatles first album went on the become one of the highest selling and collectable LP s of all time.
ALBUM PLAYED FOR GRADING: Yes brilliant sound quality.
This vinyl sounds amazing throughout, proving the incredible pressing quality that the Beatles achieved with their early original pressings For one of the rarest Beatles records it is also one of the hardest to find with great clear audio.
There are so few of these left, and the vast majority were heavily played on heavy equipment that ruined the profile of the vinyl grooves and left the records heavily distorted and plagued by loud pops and clicks.
This example and this great record plays with absolutely no skips, loud pops or distortion.
Although the vinyl has various marks if plays with barely any surface sound, the audio is clean and crisp, absolutely wonderful.
This great record plays way beyond the visual grading.
It plays through with great power and clarity.
The tones are beautifully defined in this rare UK pressing has a great depth of sound with each channel being clearly defined with a warm rich sound, which is infinitely superior to the later pressings.
Thick quality press with the wider, first pressed grooves, makes this audio really pack a punch.
Strong, undistorted sound free of any loud pops or clicks.
Channels are clean and unstressed.
The record plays with staggering power, with a minimum of surface sound during the tracks.Great audio with minimal interference to distract from the overall enjoyment of this great record.
There is hardly any surface or static noise at all.
I will give a detailed account below: I Saw Her Standing There bursts in with superb clear audio.
Bright loud sound, there are no pops or clicks, and certainly not a hint of distortion.
Super bright and super loud, this is a great clear audio performance.
Misery again plays with perfect separation and super clear sound.
No pops or clicks and very little detectable surface static.
Leading into the quieter Anna , this track is the first real test for Please Please Me, with multi layering but also a sparseness, it plays superbly.
The vocal clarity is incredible and the audio is just near perfect.
Some very light occasional static and no loud pops or clicks.
A few static tics and some surface sound between tracks.
Chains sounds great, super clear with no obvious static.
Unbelievable.
Boys opens with a very clean intro, amazingly clear and bright.
There is very little detectable static during the music although there is surface sound and tics between the tracks.
Incredible.
Still no loud pops or clicks during the music.
The audio separation and clarity is bright and true.
Ask Me Why plays superbly.
There is some static at the start, which is not unusual for any vinyl, especially one as rare and old as this one.
Being ultra critical, I did hear a couple of obvious tics between tracks only, not during the music .
Please Please Me , sounds great, again with no loud pops or clicks, just great music, all the sound effects that make up this track are sharp and clear, with some light static during parts of the track, but nothing intrusive, it rounds off side one and sounds wonderful with bright rockous audio.
With absolutely no distortion what so ever, as this track is often prone to, it plays here with crystal clear audio, rounding off a brilliant side 1.
Side 2.
begins with the classic upbeat Love Me Do .
It plays through brilliantly with just a single pop near the start and minimal static.
That massive harmonica solo is crystal clear.
Being very critical I did hear a couple of very light tics but nothing obvious.
P.S.
I Love You plays beautifully, again with only light occasional static, and no obvious sound interference s.
There is a bit of static between the tracks and a couple of tics, but nothing obtrusive or unusual for vinyl.
Baby Its You and Do You Want To Know A Secret sound great, with light occasional surface static only, and no loud pops or other sound interruptions.
There are two very light pops in the middle or the track, but they are not in any way obtrusive.
The music really is loud and clear.
A Taste of Honey and the classic There s a Place both sound great, with bright clear sound and NO loud pops or clicks at all.
A Taste of Honey often plays with some light background distortion, but not here, not a hint, all the original recording effects are bright and true.
There s a Place plays on this great vinyl superbly, with amazingly clear loud sound.
Being ultra critical, I did hear a couple of light tics between the two tracks, but no loud pops or clicks during the music.Rounding off the album with Twist and Shout , the track sounds great, with no loud pops or clicks.
As with A Taste of Honey there is none of the light background distortion often found on these early pressings, the sound is just clear, bright and loud.
This is a really impressive pressing of what is without doubt on of the RAREST versions of PLEASE PLEASE ME, and one of the rarest Beatles records.
Although there is static between tracks and occasionally surface sound during the music, its such a vibrant pressing.
It plays without loud clicks or pops and certainly NO other dominant interference s, and I am being critical, testing on very sensitive equipment.
Great music with great clarity, and it is very hard to find vinyl with this type of sound.
The music jumps out, with definition and clarity, particularly on the percussion instruments, and vocals which come through with tremendous power.
As is the same with the bass guitar and drums, whilst the guitars come through crisp and clear.I would happily give this great record an audio grading of VERY GOOD PLUS to EXCELLENT.
The RecordThis is a well loved pressing of PLEASE PLEASE ME.
A heavy piece of vinyl and a really thick pressing.
The record still does have many small scratches, some handling marks, paper removal marks and hairlines.
It has been played but on sensitive equipment only, meaning there is no deterioration of the sound quality even though there are many light surface marks.
This is a great playing record with clear cut grooves that deliver great audio clarity.
Strictly grade at least at VERY GOOD.
VINYL TESTED FOR ANY SIGNS OF WARPING: Yes, NONE visible what so ever when tested be sight and on a moving turntable.
THE COVER The ultra Rare pressing come with the rarest Beatles cover - Printed and Made by Ernest J.
Day Co.
Ltd.
London with Angus McBean credit in the extreme right hand corner.
Exactly the same cover that can be found with the Stereo Black Gold Label pressings.
This is the 1ST EVER ISSUE PPM STEREO COVER An ultimate Rarity The front has a great sheen but does have some light marks and staining as can clearly be seen in the images.
It is flat and crisp with little wear to the corners and minimal laminate creasing.
Flip backs are largely intact with some light creasing.
The Spine and spine text does show some wear but is intact with a couple of light creases and rub marks.
Some light mottling, light yellowing and marks on the back only.The opening edges are very square and totally un frayed and the corners are a bit rounded.
There is some very slight staining to the rear but on the whole its still crisp and clean.
A solid example.
All round, this is a nice cover Grades at VERY GOOD.
THE LABELS Deep colour with some light spindle traces only and a couple of light scratches.
Famous 1st Yellow and Black labels in great condition, with no writing or stains.
Great all round examples.
Grades at VERY GOOD PLUS to EXCELLENT.
THE INNERComes with The Original First Press Inner Sleeve with Polythene Lining, intact and in great condition.
States: USE EMITEX...
IMPORTANT - TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOUR MICROGROOVE RECORDS ...
, as well as a replacement inner sleeve for added protection.
EXCELLENT PLUS condition, - NO tears around the die cut opening, NO seem splits and NO wear at the top.
Just some light discolouration.
A great example RARITYThis is the 1ST EVER ISSUE PPM STEREO COVER An ultimate Rarity Early pressings of Please Please Me are getting very rare, and available issues are getting scarcer by the day.
To find a pressing in this condition makes it highly collectable and fast becoming very difficult to find.
There are a mixture of new and old formats being sold from the very early days of this albums release, without any doubt that these 1st press Yellow and Black label issues sold out fast.
What is totally certain is the ratio of original format copies is only a tiny fraction compared to the many pressed and re-pressed later versions.
Finding a 1 1 Yellow and Black Parlophone pressing in good condition is very rare indeed.
The vinyl is so often played so much, heavily marked, scratched, with noisy, poor and distorted sound.
Any Yellow and Black examples with a record in this type of condition, that plays brilliantly is very rare.
The cover is almost impossible to find without serious wear, even modestly worn examples are scarce and this one is one of the better examples.
Finding a great GOLD cover like this, with a great piece of vinyl makes this one of the rarest records.
fantastic .
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO OWN AN EXTREME RARITY OF 20th CENTURY VINYL.
AN ULTIMATE PIECE OF MUSICAL HISTORY.
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NO LOUD POPS OR CLICKS, JUMPS OR REPEATS - GUARANTEED GREAT ORIGINAL COVERS WITH NO SEAM SPLITS, TEARS, WRITING OR STICKERS VINYLWe sell the highest quality examples of Classic Vinyl.
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We only sell records that play with TOP AUDIO performance super clear sound uninterrupted by hiss or other interference.
Even with the cleanest pressing you will find occasional static or occasional light tics during playback, caused by a build of dust in the grooves.
This is clearly different from the distortion, loud pops, repeating tics or clicks that are found on heavily played and worn pieces of vinyl.
Any static build up will reduce when played, and we advise a light clean between plays for optimal performance.
.IMAGES and INFORMATIONWe only use photographs of the item for sale taken with professional digital cameras.
The images are designed to be as clear as possible, giving an exact representation of the item.
We aim to give sufficient and accurate detail as possible, so that you know exactly what you are buying.
Please let us know if you need any further information and we will be happy to oblige.
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If you are not happy then any item can be returned, we cant say fairer that that WE ONLY SELL RARE RECORDS THAT ARE IN GREAT CONDITION.
IF THERE IS ANY SLIGHT DEFECT, IT WILL BE CLEARLY STATED.If in the unlikely event that you may want to return an item, or that we have missed something in the listing, we offer a no quibble return policy.
Items must be returned within 12 Days of receipt, and returned in the same condition that they were sent out in.
Return postage must be paid by buyer, unless there is a particular fault with the item, and then we will pay the full postage costs RECORD GRADING SYSTEM IS AS FOLLOWS - BASED ON RECORD COLLECTOR MAGAZINE U.K.
MINT: Virtually unplayed.
The record itself is in brand new condition with no surface marks or deterioration in sound quality.
Cover is pristine.EXCELLENT: The record shows some signs of having been played, but there is very little lessening in sound quality.
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Slight wear and tear on the cover.V.G: The record has obviously been played many times, but displays no major deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks and occasional light scratch.
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The cover and contents suffer from folding, scuffing of edges, spine splits, etc.FAIR: Fair.
It is noticeable that the record has been played so much that the sound quality has deteriorated very noticeably.
The cover and contents are showing signs of folding, scuffing of edges etc..
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