Diese Ausgabe wurde 1972 oder später veröffentlicht.
Grund: Als Eigentümer des phonographischen Copyright ist die Polydor International GmbH (6h) angegeben, die mit dem operativen Geschäft 1972 begann. Polydor International GmbH war Nachfolger der Deutschen Grammophon Gesellschaft.
Album comes with original innersleeve (OIS) titled 'From The Atlantic Catalogue, flipback sleeve.
Added label and front cover (sticker) of DJ / sample copy (mono version).
Sticker says record in monaural. Sleeve used of the stereo version.
Added also label of stereo version pressed by Columbia Records Pressing Plant Terre Haute, Indiana, USA.
'* Label *
Above centre hole – Atlantic Recording Corp. logo, catalogue no., album title, artist
Below centre hole - song title, length, songwriter credits, matrix code, MFG. BY ATLANTIC RECORDING CORP., 1841 BROADWAY NEW YORK, N.Y.
Centre left – Stereophonic sound
Centre right – side identifier
* Matrix Code - Presswell Records Manufacturing Company Ancora, New Jersey, USA *
side 1 (Stereo version) - ST-A-691693 PR
side 2 (Stereo version) - ST-A-691694 PR
side 1 (Mono version) - A-13157 PR
side 2 (Mono version) - A-13158 PR
ST - Stereo
A - Pressed for Atlantic Recording Corp.
first two digits (Stereo version) - Year of mastering (1969)
following 4 or 5 digits - matrix number side 1 or side 2
PR - Pressed by Presswell Records Manufacturing Company Ancora, New Jersey, USA
'* Label *
Above centre hole – Atlantic Recording Corp. logo, catalogue no., album title, artist
Below centre hole - song title, length, songwriter credits, matrix code, MFG. BY ATLANTIC RECORDING CORP., 1841 BROADWAY NEW YORK, N.Y.
Centre left – Stereophonic sound
Centre right – side identifier
* Matrix Code - Columbia Records Pressing Plant Terre Haute, Indiana, USA *
side 1 - ST-A-69193CTH
side 2 - ST-A-691694CTH
ST - Stereo
A - Pressed for Atlantic Recording Corp.
first two digits (Stereo version) - Year of mastering (1969)
following 4 or 5 digits - matrix number side 1 or side 2
CTH - Pressed by Columbia Records Pressing Plant Terre Haute, Indiana, USA
* Back sleeve *
The original back sleeve (Dutch edition) was covered with a sheet.
The sheet contains information about the album and pictures of the band.
SD 8244 (top right) - catalogue no., (SD - Stereo Disc)
First album release of (THE) GOLDEN EARRING in Great Britain.
This issue was released in February or March 1970.
* Label *
Above centre hole - ALL RIGHTS OF THE PRODUCER AND OF THE OWNER OF THE WORK REPRODUCED RESERVED.UNAUTHORISED COPYING, HIRING, LENDING, PUBLIC PERFORMANCEAND BROADCASTING OF THIS RECORD PROHIBITED MADE IN ENGLAND (label perimeter), Major Minor logo, stereophonic sound
Below centre hole - album title, song title, songwriter credits, artist, producer, production company
Centre left - catalogue no., publisher, copyright production company
Centre right - matrix no. and side identifier, sound recording copyright (℗ 1969)
Below centre hole - album title, song title, songwriter credits, artist
Centre left – rights society (GEMA), designation of origin
Centre right – side identifier, catalogue no., stereophonic sound, rpm
Around label perimeter - URHEBER- UND LEISTUNGSSCHUTZRECHTE, BESONDERS VERVIELFÄTIGUNG (AUSSER ZUM PERSÖNLICHEN GEBRAUCH), VERMIETUNG, AUFFÜHRUNG, SENDUNG VORBEHALTEN * DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON
* Matrix Runout *
side 1 - 1 ℗ 1969 A70 ♢Z G (rotated 90° to the left) 00 184356 S1
side 2 - 1 ℗ 1969 A70 ♢Z G (rotated 90° to the left) 00 184356 S2
1 – negative record (father) out of the first lacquer cut used
℗ 1969 - sound recording copyright
A70 - mastering date Januar 1970 (A - first alphabetic character)
following symbol and characters - unknown (stamper number - unconfirmed)
00 - Pressed for a company (Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft) of Grammophon-Philips Group
following 6 digits - matrix number
S - Stereo
1 or 2 - side identifier
* Back sleeve *
Printed in Germany by Gerhard Kaiser GmbH Essen
Manufactured by Deutsche Grammophon Hamburg
Fred Haayen had the idea for only one song on one side.
Eight Miles High (Track B 1) had to be shortened for the album. THE GOLDEN EARRING had recorded a 40 min version.
New recording of Song Of A Devil's Servant. The original version released 18 April 1969 on album "On The Double".
Photo on cover front shows the hands of George Kooymans.
Photo on cover back shooted at BBC Studios London, Great Britain, 09 Sept. 1969. THE GOLDEN EARRING performed live 'It's Alright, But I Admit It Could Be Better'.
* Label *
Above centre hole (label) – Polydor logo
Below centre hole (label) - album title, song title, songwriter credits, artist, producer company and recording information.
Centre left (label) – Part of the matrix no. (abbreviation for pressing company, matrix no., side identifier, format), rights society (BIEM), side identifier
Centre right (label) – Catalogue no., form of cutting the record (G.U.), rpm
* Matrix Runout *
POL - Pressed for a company (Polydor S.A. France) of Grammophon-Philips Group
first 6 digits - catalogue number
LPL - pressing plant C.D.I.S. Anthony, France
following 4 digits - matrix number
1 or 2 - side identifier
Y - format 12' stereo
380 - Lacquer cut at C.I.D.I.S. Louviers, France
symbol and last digit - unknown
* Back sleeve *
Progressive (top left) - Polydor S.A. France series
Gravure Universelle (top right) - form of cutting records (records can play on mono and stereo devices)
T (encircled - top right) - french price code
S.I.A.T. France - (down right) - French printing company