Vinyl Album - The Beatles - Help - Parlophone

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Beatles
Title:	Help
Label:	Parlophone
Country:	Italy
Catalogue:	3C 062-04257
Date:	1970
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Beatles	Help!	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
A2	The Beatles	The Night Before	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
A3	The Beatles	You've Got To Hide Your Love Away	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
A4	The Beatles	I Need You	Harrison	10.0 Rate
A5	The Beatles	You're Going To Lose That Girl	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
A6	The Beatles	Ticket To Ride	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
B1	The Beatles	Act Naturally	Morrison, Russell	9.0 Rate
B2	The Beatles	It's Only Love	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
B3	The Beatles	You Like Me Too Much	Harrison	10.0 Rate
B4	The Beatles	Tell Me What You See	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
B5	The Beatles	I've Just Seen A Face	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
B6	The Beatles	Yesterday	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
B7	The Beatles	Dizzy Miss Lizzy	Williams	9.0 Rate

Notes

Dizzy Miss Lizzy is incorrectly spelled but appears thus on the label. A-side carries title in Italian as: Canzoni Dal Film "Aiuto"[Help!]

Reissue (sky-blue label)

Images

Number: 640693 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: Neil Forbes Description: Italian Version - Front Cover	Number: 640695 Uploaded By: Neil Forbes Description: Italian Version - Rear Cover	Number: 640696 Uploaded By: Neil Forbes Description: Italian A-side label	Number: 640697 Uploaded By: Neil Forbes Description: Italian B-side label
Number: 1016513 Uploaded By: robozuc Description: A-side label variant SIAE boxed	Number: 3187393 Uploaded By: Tylerl Description: Alt B side label	Number: 3187407 Uploaded By: Tylerl Description: Black A side label	Number: 3187408 Uploaded By: Tylerl Description: Black B side label

Comments and Reviews


Neil Forbes 21st Jan 2015		Hi Phil. Thanks for the info on this album. I know the ORIGINAL issue was 1965 but it would not have had the label design as shown here. So with that in mind, we'll get our oh-so-friendly moderator to make the correction. Cheers! Actually though, I think EMI's Euro numbering system does go back quite a few years before 1969. A friend of mine has a German LP called "The Beatles Beat" on Odeon, issued back in 1964 or 65, it had this numbering system, with a 1C 062 prefix, though I can't recall the exact number on the record.



PhilMH 21st Jan 2015		Hi Neil, Discogs have this edition as a 1970 issue, and I think that is probably right, due to the catalogue number - EMI didn't introduce this style of catalogue number (with 3C being the country code for Italy) until June 1969, and it seems that the original 1965 Italian issue was in a gatefold, with the label still called Parlophon (with no "e") in that country at that time. Similarly, the other Italian issue in this database (with 064 in the cat# instead of 062) is a 1979 issue, according to Discogs (apparently the year is in the deadwax runout for that one).



Neil Forbes 7th Jan 2015		It was. But it was more than 20 years ago since it existed. These days I tend to haunt Rice's second-hand book and record shop in Newcastle West, at what is referred to as the Bank Corner, Hunter and Hannell streets, still called that even though the bank is long since gone. I visit Rices every second Sunday and on other occasions when I've a mind to call in when I'm in Newcastle.



Record Collector 7th Jan 2015		Must be one interesting shop



Neil Forbes 7th Jan 2015		This was one of two Beatles LPs I bought at Graphic Novel, the other was a British re-issue of Beatles For Sale, which has been posted here often enough so I won't bother putting my copy on here.



Neil Forbes 7th Jan 2015		Took a bit of work to clean this up a bit. Can't remember when I bought this(well over 20 years ago) but I do know where. It was a shop, then located in Pacific Street, Newcastle East(NSW, Australia), called Graphic Novel. The shop's name suggested a more dignified name for what we, as kids called them, comics. The shop, owned by one Dietmar Lederwasch, no longer exists(as far as I'm aware).