Vinyl Album - The Beatles - Love Songs - Parlophone

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Beatles
Title:	Love Songs
Label:	Parlophone
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	PCSP 721 / PCS 7211 / PCS 7212
Date:	11 Nov 1977
Format:	Double LP
Genre:	Pop, Soft Rock
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	54 Own
Price Guide:	$38
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PRICE GUIDE

$38

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Beatles	Yesterday	Lennon, McCartney	8.5 Rate
A2	The Beatles	I'll Follow The Sun	Lennon, McCartney	8.0 Rate
A3	The Beatles	I Need You	Harrison	9.0 Rate
A4	The Beatles	Girl	Lennon, McCartney	9.0 Rate
A5	The Beatles	In My Life	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
A6	The Beatles	Words Of Love	Holly	7.5 Rate
A7	The Beatles	Here, There And Everywhere	Lennon, McCartney	8.0 Rate
B1	The Beatles	Something	Harrison	9.0 Rate
B2	The Beatles	And I Love Her	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
B3	The Beatles	If I Fell	Lennon, McCartney	9.0 Rate
B4	The Beatles	I'll Be Back	Lennon, McCartney	9.0 Rate
B5	The Beatles	Tell Me What You See	Lennon, McCartney	9.0 Rate
B6	The Beatles	Yes It Is	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
C1	The Beatles	Michelle	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
C2	The Beatles	It's Only Love	Lennon, McCartney	9.0 Rate
C3	The Beatles	You're Going To Lose That Girl	Lennon, McCartney	9.0 Rate
C4	The Beatles	Every Little Thing	Lennon, McCartney	9.0 Rate
C5	The Beatles	For No One	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
C6	The Beatles	She's Leaving Home	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
D1	The Beatles	The Long And Winding Road	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
D2	The Beatles	This Boy	Lennon, McCartney	9.0 Rate
D3	The Beatles	Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)	Lennon, McCartney	9.0 Rate
D4	The Beatles	You've Got To Hide Your Love Away	Lennon, McCartney	9.0 Rate
D5	The Beatles	I Will	Lennon, McCartney	10.0 Rate
D6	The Beatles	P.S. I Love You	Lennon, McCartney	9.0 Rate

Notes

UK Chart Entry: 17 Dec 1977
Highest Position: 7
Total Weeks on Chart: 17
Produced by George Martin except for The Long And Winding Road which was produced by Phil Spector.

Images

Number: 451422 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: JPGR&B SUBS Description: Front Cover.	Number: 451427 Uploaded By: JPGR&B SUBS Description: Back Cover.	Number: 451430 Uploaded By: JPGR&B SUBS Description: Open gatefold sleeve.	Number: 462454 Uploaded By: roboleyton Description: Inner Sleeve side 1
Number: 462455 Uploaded By: roboleyton Description: Inner Sleeve side 2	Number: 462456 Uploaded By: roboleyton Description: Side 1	Number: 462457 Uploaded By: roboleyton Description: Side 2	Number: 462459 Uploaded By: roboleyton Description: Side 3
Number: 462461 Uploaded By: roboleyton Description: Side 4	Number: 510426 Uploaded By: An6y66 Description: side 2 new label design	Number: 510427 Uploaded By: An6y66 Description: side 3 new label design	Number: 510428 Uploaded By: An6y66 Description: side 4 new label design
Number: 510430 Uploaded By: An6y66 Description: back cover barcode and apple logo

Comments and Reviews


Quad5point1 SUBS 24th Nov 2020		I think the photographs that An6y66 added, images 510426, 510427, 510428 + 510430. With it having a barcode and Apple logo shouldn't that belong in it's own entry. Having the barcode alone makes it a different release and release date. Thoughts ??



Jasper 14th Feb 2017		cptbeefheart - actually you only have to look as far as the India linked release below for an example.



PhilMH 14th Feb 2017		Well, I'm all for consistency too - consistency with real life practice, which is what we should be documenting, so I respectfully suggest to the powers that be that that erroneous instruction be corrected. I see enough incorrect catalogue numbers (usually originating companies' numbers on overseas licensed releases) entered at Discogs, I think we can set our standards a bit higher than theirs.



kab2112 SUBS 13th Feb 2017		Hi Jasper The main reason I like the idea of consistency is that I have made entries to 45 worlds and to 45cat after making checks for items only to find that they are already on the system, but having inconsistencies in perhaps the way the cat # or artist name has been entered. I don't have any strong views on your ideas, but I feel that we do need to be consistent when inputting information. It is easier to locate items on the system and helps to eliminate duplication of entries.



Jasper 13th Feb 2017		Hi kab2112 - thank you for the polite response, at least I can see where you are coming from now. Thankfully this is a fairly rare occurrence and I'm all for consistency - I still believe that the pack cat# should be the primary number. I could see this one becoming a bit contentious after following the comments in CD World with the Abbey Road U.S.A. long box release.



Quad5point1 SUBS 13th Feb 2017		In this example of a Beatles double album from India it has the Cat# from the cover as well as the subsidiary Cat# on the labels



kab2112 SUBS 13th Feb 2017		Hi Jasper When you go to the "Add Vinyl Album" page, you will see all of the boxes for Artist, Title, Cat#. etc. There are guidance notes written in pale blue alongside these boxes advising what you should enter.



Lee Wrecker 13th Feb 2017		Guide - Adding Vinyl Albums Adding records to Vinyl Album World is easy and quick, but we ask you try and follow these guidelines. Criteria Vinyl Album World is for vinyl albums! This includes normal vinyl, box sets and picture discs. Images We strongly request that you also submit an image of the record you're adding. This helps us verify the entry and makes the website more interesting. It's good to submit images of the label to help with verification. Try to find the year of release If the year isn't on the label then please try a quick google search. Records added without images and without dates can be difficult to verify by our moderators. Composer Credits Please add writing credits with the names separated by a comma followed by a space before the next name eg Morrissey, Marr or T. Yorke, J. Greenwood, C. Greenwood Don't use dashes – , forward slashes / , & or And to separate names even if they appear on the label. Please don't use ALL CAPITAL LETTERS. Producer, arranger, cover artist and other credits Any artist credits can be added to the "Record Notes" section. This is often the producer of the record but can include any artistic credits. Track Sections Some albums seperate the tracks into sections. To add a section, include the text phrase SECTIONBREAK in the track title, eg: Introduction SECTIONBREAK First Song Double album? Double albums can be added by clicking the "Add Tracks to Double Vinyl LP" link. Triple Album, Box Set, or more than 10 tracks per side? By default up to 40 tracks can be added across 2 albums. If there are more albums or tracks, then they can be added after you submit the album, by clicking "Add Missing Info". Not to seen anywhere here nor any mention of cat#s at all. Where are are they kab2112??



Jasper 13th Feb 2017		kab2112 - "This site specifically asks for the cat# to be taken from the labels," I have also never seen these guidelines perhaps you could let us know where we can find them. They are not in the guide for adding albums that I can see.



kab2112 SUBS 13th Feb 2017		Perhaps you need to take another look, There are clear guidelines when inputting a new record - but your idea may well be right...... but... This site specifically asks for the cat# to be taken from the labels, and for the sake of consistency, that's what perhaps we should all do until such time there is a change. Before anyone kicks off, I only follow the rules & guidelines, not make them.



PhilMH 13th Feb 2017		P.S. and what guideline? There's absolutely no mention of catalogue numbers in the guide to adding records. Any guideline should be the common-sense one, which is use the most prominent number as shown on the cover.



PhilMH 13th Feb 2017		The problem with that idea is, the number on the cover is the one that would have been listed in record company catalogues, and the one that would have been used by record shops for ordering, as well as the one that would have been listed on charts. For some companies, the numbers on the labels were vastly different from the "official" catalogue number: for example, Isaac Hayes' double LIVE AT THE SAHARA TAHOE in Australia had catalogue number 2628 012 for the set, but the individual records were 2369 015 and 2369 016, a fairly typical situation for Polydor, Phonogram and Polygram labels. PCSP 721 is the number that applies to this whole release. Any individual record numbers should be entered in notes.



kab2112 SUBS 13th Feb 2017		When inputting records onto this site, the guidelines for the cat# is to use the what appears on the labels, which in some cases can be different to the covers. (such as this one)



Quad5point1 SUBS 4th Feb 2017		Just noticing the date on Label 4 for the track "This Boy" has 1973, surely this should be 1963. On the newer label it's still 1973 ???



PhilMH 31st Jan 2017		The package/set number is the only one that counts - it's the only one that appears on the cover, and the only one that would have been used for ordering.



Jasper 31st Jan 2017		This could be another contentious one where there is a package cat # and individual LP cat #s. From Discogs - Gatefold sleeve. Black & Silver Parlophone labels with 2 EMI Boxed Logos. Double pack catalogue no: PCSP 721 Catalogue numbers on labels: PCS 7211 and PCS 7212 respectively.



kab2112 SUBS 31st Jan 2017		Wrong cat # entered here - Mods informed.



TopPopper 31st Jul 2015		Has anyone else noticed that whenever "In My Life" turns up, "Girl" is always next to it, or next but one. It's happened several times on Beatles albums. "Back In The USSR" has a similar marriage with "Revolution".



An6y66 17th Mar 2014		added new label design no scan of side one as the disc is a crossover with a two box emi logo. Also a new sleeve variant with barcode and apple logo added.