Vinyl Album - The Byrds - Mr. Tambourine Man - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Byrds
Title:	Mr. Tambourine Man
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	CS 9172 / PC 9172
Date:	21 Jun 1965
Format:	Stereo LP (also Mono LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	21 Own, 3 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Notes

matrix numbers:
XSM 110181
XSM 110182

BB June 19, 1965

Images

Number: 1423615 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: leonard Description: front cover	Number: 893675 Uploaded By: checkm8 Description: Front Cover with PC 9172 sticker over CS 9172 Catalog number	Number: 893676 Uploaded By: checkm8 Description: Back Cover	Number: 970428 Uploaded By: ady_lister Description: a_side_1st_issue_black_stereo_360
Number: 970431 Uploaded By: ady_lister Description: b_side_1st_issue_black_stereo_360	Number: 1026029 Uploaded By: Trainman Description: Label variant, white "360" with "Nonbreakable", side 1	Number: 1026030 Uploaded By: Trainman Description: Label variant, white "360" and "nonbreakable", side 2	Number: 915967 Uploaded By: ady_lister Description: a_side_white_360_Stereo
Number: 915968 Uploaded By: ady_lister Description: b_side_white_360_Stereo	Number: 724639 Uploaded By: TheDroid Description: Side One Label	Number: 724640 Uploaded By: TheDroid Description: Side Two Label	Number: 1423612 Uploaded By: leonard Description: a
Number: 1423613 Uploaded By: leonard Description: b	Number: 1026044 HIDDEN Uploaded By: Trainman Description: Original cover showing cat.# CS 9172

Comments and Reviews


ady_lister 16th Oct 2021		In case anyone didn't realise... the composer credits for 'G. Clark' and 'H. Clark' are the same person. Gene Clark's birth name was 'Harold Eugene Clark'.



W.B.lbl 13th Aug 2017		Switched around the order of {Images #1026029 & 1026030} (which had 'NONBREAKABLE' below the cat. #) and {Images #915967 & 915968} (which didn't). The former was pressed some time between January and October 1966 (after which the label backdrop used improved somewhat in appearance compared to this), the latter between April and September 1967.



Lee Wrecker 10th Apr 2016		I hear Country Joe McDonald wanted to use the Fish-Eye but his band refused so the idea floundered.



Magic Marmalade 10th Apr 2016		Who was the first to use this device for a cover design? a few have over the years... The Rolling Stones (Big Hits), and later Oasis I believe. Something very Fish-Eye going on here!



Trainman 9th Apr 2016		Added another label variant, white "360" legend and "non-breakable" Also added front sleeve showing original catalog number. Back is same as reissue version earlier shown (image 893676)



checkm8 21st Nov 2015		Added front and back cover images. Although the front cover and spine of the album cover has PC 9172 stickers over the CS 9172 catalog number, the labels with this copy have catalog number CS 9172 and are identical to {Image #724639 & 724640}.



TheDroid 19th Apr 2015		I believe this is from the 1971 reissue releases from Columbia.

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Linked Releases

USA - Columbia - 1965 [Mono]

Canada - Columbia - 1965 [Mono]

UK - CBS - 1965 [Mono]

UK - CBS - 1965 [Stereo]

Netherlands - Embassy - 1974

UK - Embassy - 1974