Vinyl Album - The Beatles - Please Please Me - Parlophone

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Beatles
Title:	Please Please Me
Label:	Parlophone
Country:	South Africa
Catalogue:	PMCJ 1202
Date:	1963
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Beatles	I Saw Her Standing There	McCartney, Lennon	Rate
A2	The Beatles	Misery	McCartney, Lennon	Rate
A3	The Beatles	Anna (Go To Him)	Alexander	Rate
A4	The Beatles	Chains	Goffin, King	Rate
A5	The Beatles	Boys	Dixon, Farrell	Rate
A6	The Beatles	Ask Me Why	McCartney, Lennon	Rate
A7	The Beatles	Please Please Me	McCartney, Lennon	Rate
B1	The Beatles	Love Me Do	McCartney, Lennon	Rate
B2	The Beatles	P.S. I Love You	McCartney, Lennon	Rate
B3	The Beatles	Baby It's You	David, Williams, Bacharach	Rate
B4	The Beatles	Do You Want To Know A Secret	McCartney, Lennon	Rate
B5	The Beatles	A Taste Of Honey	Scott, Marlow	Rate
B6	The Beatles	There's A Place	McCartney, Lennon	Rate
B7	The Beatles	Twist And Shout	Medley, Russell	Rate

Notes

All pressings have track A1 composers Misspelt as McCartney-ennon

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Piotr Kaczmarczyk 1st Feb 2024		PRESSED FOR OR BY A REGISTERED USER On black new style labels. Late 1965. First Beatles LP was Rubber Soul



pinio65 15th Dec 2014		Lato 1963 Summer 1963 LP: Please Please Me Parlophone PMCJ 1202 [Mono only] Republika Południowej Afryki Matrix No. is: Side-1: XEX 421 / Side-2: XEX 422 These are the same number of U.K. pressings. The Beatles Materiał taki sam jak wydanie angielskie z 22.III.1963 r. The Parlophone logomark was printed at the upper right corner of the front cover. Catalog No. "PMCJ 1202" was printed on upper right corner of the back cover. "Manufactured by EMI" credit and Printer's name "SWAN PRESS" were printed at the lower right corner of the back cover. The three-dimensional Parlophone logo was printed at the botom of the back cover. Black and silver Parlophone old style label Type-1 The rim print at the bottom is " PRESSED IN S.A. UNDER DIRECTIONS OF THE PARLOPHONE CO. LTD. “ All rights of the Manufactured and of the Owner of the recorded work reserved. Unauthorised public performance. broadcasting and copying of this record prohibited. The earliest copies of "Please Please Me" have a visible pressing ring near the edge of the label and another near the spindle hole. On later copies, there is a single pressing ring. The Beatles began to become popular in South Africa in Spring, 1963. Therefore, their albums in South Africa were released at approximately the same times as their releases in England. South African mono LP has the black and silver Parlophone label (similar design to the UK gold Parlophone label) and front laminated flipback picture sleeve. First pressings were released in mono only. The first few albums were released on a black and silver old-style label, with a three-dimensional Parlophone logo at the top. The first line of the rim print at the bottom is "Pressed in S.A. under directions of the Parlophone Co. Ltd." The earliest copies of Please Please Me have a visible pressing ring near the edge of the label and another near the spindle hole. On later copies, there is a single pressing ring about 1" in diameter. The mistake in the first song's writer credits ... "McCartney-ennon" .... and both have a colon after the first two track numbers but a full stop after the rest of the numbers. Lato 1963 Summer 1963 LP: Please Please Me Parlophone PMCJ 1202 [Mono only] Republika Południowej Afryki Matrix No. is: Side-1: XEX 421 / Side-2: XEX 422 These are the same number of U.K. pressings. The Beatles Materiał taki sam jak wydanie angielskie z 22.III.1963 r. Nota: dark blue & silver Parlophone label The Parlophone logomark was printed at the upper right corner of the front cover. Catalog No. "PMCJ 1202" was printed on upper right corner of the back cover. "Manufactured by EMI" credit and Printer's name "SWAN PRESS" were printed at the lower right corner of the back cover. The three-dimensional Parlophone logo was printed at the botom of the back cover. The rim print at the bottom is " PRESSED IN S.A. UNDER DIRECTIONS OF THE PARLOPHONE CO. LTD. “ All rights of the Manufactured and of the Owner of the recorded work reserved. Unauthorised public performance. broadcasting and copying of this record prohibited. The mistake in the first song's writer credits ... "McCartney-ennon" .... and have a colon after the first two track numbers but a full stop after the rest of the numbers. 1965 LP: Please Please Me Parlophone PMCJ 1202 [Mono] Republika Południowej Afryki MATRIX No's: XEX 421 and XEX 422. The Beatles Materiał taki sam jak wydanie angielskie z 22.III.1963 r. Nota: wznowienie - zmieniony label (ciemno – niebieski) Reissue. Ground Colour ; Deep Blue The rim print at the bottom is "PRESSED FOR OR BY A REGISTERED USER". "Unauthorised public performance. broadcasting and copying of this record prohibited." Koniec’ 65 End od 1965 LP: Please Please Me Parlophone PMCJ 1202 [Mono] Republika Południowej Afryki The Beatles Materiał taki sam jak wydanie angielskie z 22.III.1963 r. Nota: wznowienie, zmieniony label (czarno - srebrny) "Pressed for or by a registered user". Later in 1965, Parlphone-SA switched to a label style resembling the one used in Scandinavia -- a black label with "PARLOPHONE" in silver. Naturally, the three-dimensional logo unique to South Africa was retained. This label was available in both mono and stereo, and the earlier LP's were reissued onto it. The bottom line of the rim print reads "Pressed for or by a registered user". 1969 LP: Please Please Me Parlophone PCSJ 3042 [Stereo] Republika Południowej Afryki The Beatles Materiał taki sam jak wydanie angielskie z 26.IV.1963 r. Nota: wznowienie. Czarny label - srebrne napisy. Jedno logo EMI. Reissue. Black EMI label with silver print. One EMI box logo. THE CHRONOLOGY OF THE BEATLES IS THE RESULT OF MY 30 YEARS FASCINATION WITH THE BAND. https://www.facebook.com/pinio65



An6y66 29th Jan 2014		later 'modern' parlophone label added. Don't know the date exactly but i think revolver was the first album to have the new design only so the newly added variant is Circa. 1966.



An6y66 29th Oct 2013		Added sleeve, sadly its been mistreated and is in rather yellow condition (maybe that's why i managed to get it so cheap!!) Hard to see under all the discolouration but the bottom right of the front cover say Photo:Angus McBean



An6y66 6th Sep 2013		First pressing labels added. First pressings identifyable by the sunken ridges in the label