Vinyl Album - The Beatles - With The Beatles - Parlophone

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Beatles
Title:	With The Beatles
Label:	Parlophone
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	PMC 1206
Date:	22 Nov 1963
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	123 Own, 3 Want
Price Guide:	$85
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PRICE GUIDE

$85

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Beatles	It Won't Be Long	Lennon, McCartney	8.6 Rate
A2	The Beatles	All I've Got To Do	Lennon, McCartney	7.6 Rate
A3	The Beatles	All My Loving	Lennon, McCartney	8.8 Rate
A4	The Beatles	Don't Bother Me	Harrison	7.9 Rate
A5	The Beatles	Little Child	Lennon, McCartney	6.6 Rate
A6	The Beatles	Till There Was You	Wilson	7.8 Rate
A7	The Beatles	Please Mister Postman	Holland	8.3 Rate
B1	The Beatles	Roll Over Beethoven	Berry	8.0 Rate
B2	The Beatles	Hold Me Tight	Lennon, McCartney	7.6 Rate
B3	The Beatles	You Really Got A Hold On Me	Robinson	8.4 Rate
B4	The Beatles	I Wanna Be Your Man	Lennon, McCartney	7.3 Rate
B5	The Beatles	Devil In Her Heart	Drapkin	6.6 Rate
B6	The Beatles	Not A Second Time	Lennon, McCartney	7.8 Rate
B7	The Beatles	Money	Bradford, Gordy	7.9 Rate

Notes

UK Chart Entry: 30 Nov1963
Highest Position: 1
Total Weeks on Chart: 51
Released in Mono and Stereo Versions
Recording produced by George Martin.
Front cover photograph: Robert Freeman.

-- First pressing labels and original (3-flap) rear covers have track B3 as You Really Gotta Hold On Me, later covers change this to You Really Got A Hold On Me

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Comments and Reviews


Kevin Walsh1 ● 14th Dec 2023		@YankeeDisc see the Billboard clipping I’ve uploaded: one of the forty masters was faulty. Per Nov. 30’s Disc: “National Press reports concerning a fault in the manufacture of the LP earlier this week were exaggerated. One track, ‘Roll Over Beethoven,’ was found to jump when played on a certain kind of record player, but the number of copies thus affected was small, and had been swiftly rectified by EMI.”



kimbozw 10th Dec 2023		Good memory, Frater. I recall vinyl singles jumping back in the day. May have been as my hifi and stylus needle was not the best in quality.



YankeeDisc SUBS 9th Dec 2023		……60 years gone by since this release on 22-Nov-1963. My twin sister bought the mono UK LP 32/6d? with money she earned as a school girl Saturday employee at Jones & Higgins Department Store, of Rye Lane, Peckham, London, (now long gone). Considering that she only earned £1.00d pre-decimal for her one day a week job, in Nov/Dec 1963 when she purchased the album, she actually expended over one and a half weeks wages to own this release. She was like many other 15 years old females a big fan of The Beatles, and her crush was George Harrison. She probably bought the LP during her lunch break from the Reed Record Centre, situated further up Rye Lane, before taking her acquisition back to her Department “Prams & Layettes”. When she arrived home, our younger brother and l were eager to listen to her LP, the very first long player bought by any member of our family of six, including Mater and Pater. Previously we had about 4 EPs and a dozen 45s…..soon to change. We literally played that Beatles LP to death, and early on I noticed that Side B track one “Roll Over Beethoven” jumped in a couple of places. All other songs seemed okay. My sister took it back, and exchanged for another copy, by that jumped as well, so she kept that and got on with it. Have any other owners of the original 1963 mono Issue PMC 1206 had issues with that particular track ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN??



stoutfellow51 15th Nov 2017		Just realised that this was originally released on the same day that JFK was assassinated.



Record Collector 5th Sep 2015		Another CD I bought it's in stereo



Record Collector 18th Mar 2015		The black yellow I do have and I think the familiar orange first appeared from 1969 to 1982



the Flea 17th Jan 2015		Uploaded a couple of new images:- Side 1 is clearer than image 454002 by Gordon7009 but without the tax stamp. Side 2 is the same as image 462767 by RoboLeyton but is not a Decca pressing.



gregs45s SUBS 17th May 2014		Minor label variation added,side 1 matches image 4002. Matrix image 72310 = XEX 448-5N and 2 and PP(machine stamped).



gordon7009 22nd Nov 2013		Listening to it now, has handled 50 years a lot better than it's owner!



Terence Archer 22nd Nov 2013		My sentiments too. Was listening to this 22 November 1963...............



gordon7009 21st Nov 2013		50 years old. Unbelievable!!



mlgh224 SUBS 4th Oct 2013		Added scan of back of sleeve printed by Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd. A bit scruffy I'm afraid. I played this to death in the mid 60's on a Grundig portable. Thick heavy vinyl strong enough to use as a man hole cover.



gordon7009 8th Sep 2013		Label scans added