Media Condition: Very Good (VG)
Sleeve Condition: Generic
PLEASE NOTE : Generic Not Picture Sleeve
Notes:
This was originally pressed with the red label and it was actually in January during pressings of
this release that EMI moved to the more familiar black label, therefore there are a lot less red than black.
Also during this release's chart life, in March 1963, EMI dropped the "45" prefix,
therefore any after March have just "R 4983".
Notice the "black" release has the small "rights of the manufacturer" writing in Mixed upper/lower case, this changes with later releases.
This label variation has no 'Recording First Published 1963' on label.
The plain green paper sleeve with a round "£" logo was introduced at the same time as the black label.
A. Please Please Me
B. Ask Me Why
Many 7" Vinyl Singles are sold in generic paper or card sleeves and not in the picture sleeves which are shown - these will be described as 'Generic' or 'Not Graded' in the condition descriptions above. For CDs the stated Grading does not include Jewel cases as these are replaceable - however any badly damaged Jewel cases will normally be replaced prior to shipping.
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout 7XCE 17217-2 C
Matrix / Runout 7XCE 17218-2 C
Matrix / Runout 7XCE 17217
Matrix / Runout 7XCE 17218
Published By Dick James Music Co. Ltd.
Record Company The Parlophone Co. Ltd.
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