CD Album - Rick Wakeman - The Six Wives Of Henry VIII - A&M

CD Album

Artist:	Rick Wakeman
Title:	The Six Wives Of Henry VIII
Label:	A&M
Country:	Europe
Date:
Catalogue:	393 229-2 / CD 3229
Barcode:	082839322928
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Rick Wakeman	Catherine Of Aragon	Rick Wakeman	Rate
02	Rick Wakeman	Anne Of Cleves	Rick Wakeman	Rate
03	Rick Wakeman	Catherine Howard	Rick Wakeman	Rate
04	Rick Wakeman	Jane Seymour	Rick Wakeman	Rate
05	Rick Wakeman	Anne Boleyn 'The Day Thou Gavest Lord Hath Ended'	Rick Wakeman, E.J. Hopkins	Rate
06	Rick Wakeman	Catherine Parr	Rick Wakeman	Rate

Notes

This version has distinctive differences, the hub is silvered to the centre spindle hole but without 'Made in West Germany' on Inner Hub.
Catalogue number on Disc is CD 3229 as opposed to later issues which had the Cat# CDA 3229. Right Society on disc is MCPS, there is no Label Code or Price Code on the disc or the CD Tray Insert.

The CD Tray insert also has the Cat# printed on the inside and along with the Silvered centre points to a very early issue.

Matrix / Runout: 393 229-2 02 ✻ AC

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Quad5point1 11th Mar 2021		I had originally added the scans of my disc HERE which can now be deleted. I found out at long last where my disc originated from the entry over on DISCOGS. Their listing doesn't have a date and I haven't entered one here either but I know I purchased this sometime around 1985/86, it was at a time when good Rock CD's were few and far between and there wasn't a lot of choice available to fans of Prog Rock and I remember seeing this and pouncing on it. I have always wondered why mine had the Cat# CD 3229 while any other copy I found online had the Cat# CDA 3229. The fact that the disc is Silvered up to the Spindle hole and it has a Cat# printed on the inside of the CD Tray Insert points to this being a very early pressing. Disc has Made in West Germany and Insert has Printed in West Germany