Vinyl Album - The Beatles - Revolver - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Beatles
Title:	Revolver
Label:	Columbia
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	PCS 7009
Date:	1979
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 6 Want
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Beatles	Taxman	Harrison	Rate
A2	The Beatles	Eleanor Rigby	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A3	The Beatles	I'm Only Sleeping	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A4	The Beatles	Love You Too	Harrison	Rate
A5	The Beatles	Here, There And Everywhere	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A6	The Beatles	Yellow Submarine	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A7	The Beatles	She Said She Said	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B1	The Beatles	Good Day Sunshine	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B2	The Beatles	And Your Bird Can Sing	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B3	The Beatles	For No One	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B4	The Beatles	Doctor Robert	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B5	The Beatles	I Want To Tell You	Harrison	Rate
B6	The Beatles	Got To Get You Into My Life	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B7	The Beatles	Tomorrow Never Knows	Lennon, McCartney	Rate

Notes

Pressed in 1979, with incorrect Columbia labels. So far one copy found with the labels on both sides. It is mainly found with a Parlophone label on one side, and the Columbia label on the other.

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Number: 502662

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Comments and Reviews


Neil Forbes 8th Jan 2015		Okay, R.C., scratch the Spec-Savers crack! Your vision's okay, You picked up on the difference between Columbia and Parlophone. Pity the guy or girl who worked at EMI, Britain way back then... got his/her columbias and parlophones all mixed up. If he/she had been more haphazard in grabbing labels, this issue could've been on HMV, or Regal-Zonophone..... EEEEEK!



Record Collector 8th Jan 2015		But anyway it's strange seeing this on Columbia rather than parlophone



Neil Forbes 8th Jan 2015		"Looking at my 20 explosive hits record as I carefully take it out of its cover similar layout but it's blue"....er, R.C., think you might need Spec-Savers too! You posted about 20 Explosive Hits in the Beatles Revolver thread.



Record Collector 8th Jan 2015		Looking at my 20 explosive hits record as I carefully take it out of its cover similar layout but it's blue



Neil Forbes 8th Jan 2015		It's one of those "should've gone to spec-savers" moments, Phil!



PhilMH 8th Jan 2015		Well, Neil, all it takes is one factory worker with not-so-good eyesight (or without his/her glasses) reaching at a pile of similar-looking labels and grabbing the wrong ones! Shades of what happened to me in the supermarket the other day - I thought I had grabbed a block of Cadbury's Dairy Milk, and discovered when I got home that it was actually Caramello (both in Cadbury-Purple wrappers, you see - or not, in my case!).



Record Collector 8th Jan 2015		I have the US issue that I bought years ago



Neil Forbes 8th Jan 2015		It would be confusing to some because the labels had the lines radiating out from each side of the trademarks, but it's a silly mistake because the trademarks are so patently different to each other.



roboleyton 8th Jan 2015		This error apparently is not confined to just Beatle albums, there are others with incorrect EMI label heading, an easy mistake to make, especially when in the 1970's Columbia, Parlophone, His Master's Voice labels all looked similar.



Neil Forbes 8th Jan 2015		Sorry to go off-topic but I was simply noting Record Collector's "channelling" of Arte Johnson doing his German soldier routine(peering out from behind a bush and uttering "Veeeeery interesting but gooood"). But yes, getting back on topic, Beatles on EMI/Columbia - a vary unusual sight indeed but I wonder if they were really "mistakes".



roboleyton 7th Jan 2015		Getting the subject back on track, There is another Beatles album with a Columbia label. The export version of 'Let It Be' (Cat P-PCS 7096). I have seen it mentioned on another website, complete with photo scan of the label. I currently can't remember which website it was, however the photo was to small to enlarge without blurring the image.



Oakley Boys 7th Jan 2015		In case you're interested I have just listed this:- Rowan And Martin Though this of course has nothing to do with this fabulous Beatles LP!



Trainman 7th Jan 2015		I have the US issue of the "Laugh in" LP, I'll try and get it up one of these days. Edit. I find it IS posted https://www.45worlds.com/vinyl/album/fxs15118



Neil Forbes 7th Jan 2015		They did release a Rowan & Martin Laugh-In LP, but of their humour was visual so it was lost on an LP.



Record Collector 7th Jan 2015		Interesting you have mentioned that they did release a album



Neil Forbes 7th Jan 2015		R.C., methinks you've been watching far too much Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In!



Record Collector 7th Jan 2015		Veeeeery interesting but gooood



Neil Forbes 7th Jan 2015		Very strange to see The Beatles on Columbia, even though the labelling can be filed under "oops!" Nonetheless it's good to see the proper number of tracks in the correct order. The American version should be rejected as it does not comply with the correct(British) version.



roboleyton 22nd Feb 2014		I have a copy with one Columbia label, but thanks to An6y66, I now know that it was released with labels on both sides.



JPGR&B SUBS 22nd Feb 2014		Fascinating addition Rob.