we want to buy your The Beatles collection -
click here
|
sort
page size
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (1970 UK issue of the 1963
14-track stereo LP on the two boxed EMI logo label with
'Gramophone Co' perimeter text, housed in its front laminated
flipback picture sleeve with pinched spine & without
the 'stereo' logo on the front. The tracklist on the back of the
sleeve is neatly annotated with just the christian names for
each singer per song & otherwise appears in Excellent
condition. The vinyl is clean & in Excellent condition with just
a few faint signs of play PCS3042)
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Circa 1978 UK advance issue of
the 1963 14-track stereo LP with stock labels, on the two EMI
box Parlophone label with 'EMI Records' perimeter text. Comes
housed in a front laminated picture sleeve with large lower case
'stereo' on the front & an advance 'Not For Sale' stamp in gold
on the back for review ahead of release. The sleeve shows
minimal wear & the vinyl appears barely played PCS3042)
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (1983 UK 20th Anniversary
issue of the classic 1963 7" vinyl single, which reproduces the
original red Parlophone labels with four prong centre, also
including Ask Me Why. The vinyl comes issued in the picture
sleeve R4983)
more...
Last 2 copies in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 5th September
|
$15.72
£12.00
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK first pressing 14-track
mono LP on the legendary black & gold Parlophone label. The label
credits 'Dick James Mus. Co' for the title track, not Northern Songs as
second pressings did. Complete with original 'Use Emitex' poly lined
inner and Ernest J Day front laminated flipback picture sleeve with large
mono logo on the top right hand corner of the sleeve
PMC1202) See 'more info' for further details on the background
and condition of this stunning rarity....
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1965 Brazilian second issue 7"
vinyl single with yellow label but without 'Alta Fidelidade' text, also
featuring From Me To You, unique poly lined wraparound picture
sleeve. Both sleeve & vinyl are in amazing condition for an item from
this part of the world - even more remarkable for an item that is also
over forty years old! 7I-3044)
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK second pressing black
label 7" vinyl single, with 'The Parlophone Co' in proper case,
'Recording First Published' label text and intact push-out centre, also
including Ask Me Why, Parlophone company die cut paper sleeve
R45-R4983)
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Legendary 1963 UK stereo
14-track LP on the iconic black & gold Parlophone label, with
YEX 94-1 / YEX 95-1 machine stamped matrices & second
issue Northern Songs publishing credits as opposed to the
Dick James credit, Ernest J Day front laminated flipback
picture sleeve PCS3042) See 'More Info' for further
background and condition information ...
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK second press 14-track
mono vinyl LP on the legendary black & gold Parlophone label, with
'Northern Songs Ltd' label publishing credit for the songs I Saw Her
Standing There, Misery, Do You Want To Know A Secret & There's A
Place, & "Dick James Mus. Co" credit for Please Please Me, Ernest J
Day front laminated flipback picture sleeve with large mono logo in
the top right & 'Photo: Angus McBean' credit to the far bottom right
[no overlap with the print above] PMC1202) See'more info' for
further details ...
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1964 Australian second
issue 14-track mono LP. Similar to the first UK issue, this LP
has a black & gold label but has the 'Made In Australia' credit
moved to just under the 'Parlophone' logo, where the very
first release had the credit around the bottom of the label
under 'The Beatles'. This dates this issue to either January or
February 1964, as they changed the label to the black &
yellow version in March. As only five hundred sleeves were
imported from the UK to house the first issue and they were
available for just over two months, then it is statistically
reasonable to believe that this second issue was made in
similar quantities. The silk laminated flipback picture sleeve
was printed in Australia, rather than a UK import, and was
actually printed in blue to save money in case The Beatles
were a passing pop fad! PMCO1202) See 'More Info' for
further details ...
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK second press
variant 14-track mono vinyl LP on the legendary black & gold
Parlophone label, with 'Northern Songs Ltd' label publishing
credits for the songs I Saw Her Standing There and Misery; &
"Dick James Mus. Co" credits for Ask Me Why, Please Please
Me, Do You Want To Know A Secret & There's A Place, Ernest J
Day front laminated flipback picture sleeve with large mono
logo in the top right & 'Photo: Angus McBean' credit to the far
bottom right [no overlap with the print above] PMC1202)
See'more info' for further details ...
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK second press
7" single, also featuring Ask Me Why, with 'The Parlophone Co'
in proper case, 'Recording First Published' label text & intact
push-out centre, Parlophone company die cut paper sleeve.
The vinyl on this copy remains in excellent condition with just
a few light surface scuffs to show for over sixty years
45-R4983)
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK first pressing 14-track
mono LP on the legendary black & gold Parlophone label. The label
credits 'Dick James Mus. Co' for the title track, not Northern Songs as
later pressings did, Ernest J Day front laminated flipback picture
sleeve with large mono logo on the top right hand corner of the sleeve
PMC1202) See 'more info' for further details ...
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Legendary 1963 UK black and Gold
Parlophone label STEREO LP. This elusive LP is probably the most
sought after album in existence by any artist! Released on March 22nd
1963 this is the very second pressing withYEX 94-1 matrix and the
Northern Songs publishing credits as opposed to the Dick James credit
on the other 1963 pressing with the same label. Don't miss your
chance to be one of the lucky few people in the world to own this
item!)
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK second press
14-track mono vinyl LP on the legendary black & gold
Parlophone label, with 'Northern Songs Ltd' label publishing
credit for the songs I Saw Her Standing There, Misery, Do You
Want To Know A Secret & There's A Place, & "Dick James Mus.
Co" credit for Please Please Me & Ask Me Why. Comes housed
in the Ernest J Day front laminated flipback picture sleeve
with large mono logo in the top right & 'Photo: Angus McBean'
credit to thefar bottom right [no overlap with the print
above], complete with the original 'Made In Great Britain'
Emitex inner PMC1202) See'more info' for further details
...
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK second press
14-track mono vinyl LP on the legendary black & gold
Parlophone label, with 'Northern Songs Ltd' label publishing
credit for the songs I Saw Her Standing There, Misery, Do You
Want To Know A Secret & There's A Place, & "Dick James Mus.
Co" credit for Please Please Me & Ask Me Why. Comes housed
in the Ernest J Day front laminated flipback picture sleeve
with large mono logo in the top right & 'Photo: Angus McBean'
credit to thefar bottom right [no overlap with the print
above], complete with the original 'Made In Great Britain'
Emitex inner PMC1202) See'more info' for further details
...
more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 5th September
|
$1172.45
£895.00
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK black and gold
Parlophone label STEREO issue 14-track vinyl LP - the holiest
of holy Beatles collectibles, released 6 weeks later than the mono
edition, featuring the infamous John Lennon mistakein the final verse of
the title track; presented in a front laminated picture sleeve, complete
with original Emitex inner. Visually, this copy isn't the most beautiful,
with the sleeve showing signs of ringwear, laminate creasing and a tear
tothe bottom flipback. The vinyl too, shows surface marks, proving it
has been enjoyed. However, once set a top the turntable, the sonic
beauty overpowers these superficial physical imperfections, without a
skip or jump to be heard, only the comforting light pop and crackle
synonymous with the medium. A truly unique chance to own
THE Beatles collectible at a truly advantageous price.
Whoever said beauty is only skin deep was sadly mistaken) See
'more info' for further details ...
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (1964 Japanese second issue 7"
single pressed on 'Everclean' Red
Vinyl, on the black & silver Odeon label with
'MFD. BY TOSHIBA MUSICAL INDUSTRIES LTD. IN JAPAN'
perimeter text, also including Ask Me Why, with a unique light
pink tinted wraparound picture insert with 'F ¥330' price point
and 'Toshiba Audio System' advertising (removed from later
issues) printed on the reverse and yrics on the inside. The insert
displays some light general wear and age, whilst the vinyl is
Excellent with only light signs of play. A fantastic example and
the first copy of this hard to find pressing we have ever had
OR-1024)
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK second press 14-track
mono vinyl LP on the legendary black & gold Parlophone label, with
'Northern Songs Ltd' label publishing credit for the songs I Saw Her
Standing There, Misery, Do You Want To Know A Secret & There's A
Place, & "Dick James Mus. Co" credit for Please Please Me & Ask Me
Why. Comes housed in the Ernest J Day front laminated flipback
picture sleeve with large mono logo in the top right & 'Photo: Angus
McBean' credit to thefarbottom right [no overlap with the print
above], complete with the original 'Made In Great Britain' Emitex inner
PMC1202) See'more info' for further details ...
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (1963 UK second press black
label 7" vinyl single with intact four prong centre, 'The
Parlophone Co' in proper case and 'Recording First Published'
label text, also including Ask Me Why. Issued in a Parlophone
company die-cut paper sleeve, the vinyl grades VG/VG+ with
a few minor paper hairline scuffs to show play. A nice
collection filler at an advantageous price R45-R4983)
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK second press
7" single, also featuring Ask Me Why, with 'The Parlophone Co'
in proper case, 'Recording First Published' label text and
intact push-out centre, die-cut Parlophone company paper
sleeve.Apart from the faint impression of a name on the A
Side label, the vinyl remains in EX-/EX condition with just
light surface scuffs to show for over fifty five years
45-R4983)
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK third press 7"
vinyl single with 'The Parlophone Co' in proper case,
'Recording First Published' text, no 'Sold In UK' & intact four
prong centre, also including Ask Me Why, Parlophone
company die cutpaper sleeve. The vinyl remains in fantastic
condition R4983)
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1964 Australian third issue
black & yellow Parlophone label mono LP. Similar to the first UK issue,
the original of this LP had a black & gold label when issued in Oct.
1963, these were quickly replaced with this black & yellow label in mid
1964. The vinyl is in EX- condition with a few light surface marks,
housed in the original very thin paper, fully laminated, flipback picture
sleeve with 1" split to the bottom.Impossible to find Australian originals in any condition - very respectable
copy!)
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (1964 Japanese third issue 7"
single pressed on 'Everclean' Red
Vinyl, with black & silver Odeon label with 'MFD.
BY TOSHIBA MUSICAL INDUSTRIES LTD. IN JAPAN' perimeter
text, also including Ask Me Why, with a unique red & pink tinted
wraparound picture insert with 'F ¥330' price point and the
company name printed in Japanese text (removed from later
issues) on the reverse and printed with lyrics on the inside. The
insert displays some light general wear with a little fading along
the top, whilst the vinyl shows very little signs of play. A fantastic
example of this hard to find pressing OR-1024)
more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 5th September
|
$124.45
£95.00
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK third press 14-track
mono vinyl LP on the legendary black & gold Parlophone label, with
'Northern Songs Ltd' label publishing credit for the songs I Saw Her
Standing There, Misery, Do You Want To Know A Secret & There's A
Place, & "Dick James Mus. Co" credit for Please Please Me, housed in
the Ernest J Day front laminated flipback picture sleeve with large
mono logo on the top right hand corner of the sleeve & 'Photo:
AngusMcBean' credit to the far bottom right [no overlap with the print
above] PMC1202) See'more info' for further details ...
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK third press 7" single on
the black Parlophone label, also including Ask Me Why, with 'The
Parlophone Co' in proper case, 'Recording First Published' text, no
'Sold In UK' & four-prong centre, Parlophone repro die cut sleeve. The
vinyl is clean & grades VG/VG- with several light paper hairlines & some
faint cosmetic wear not interfering with play R4983)
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (1964 Japanese third issue wide
centred 7" vinyl single on the black & silver Odeon label with
'MFD. BY TOSHIBA MUSICAL INDUSTRIES LTD. IN JAPAN'
perimeter text, also including Ask Me Why, with both songs
creditedto 'McCartney-Lennon' on both sides of the label,
unique wrap-around picture insert with lyrics inside & a list of
other released on the back along with the 'F ¥330' price point.
The insert displays some minor wear with some fading around
theedges, there is also a small amount of writting on the back,
the vinyl remains excellent with some minor surface scuffs,
overall a very good example OR-1024)
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK transitional fourth
pressing 14-track mono LP, the first on the black & yellow Parlophone
label, with 'The Parlophone Co' perimeter text, but
without '33 1/3', 'Sold In The UK' or 'Recording First
Published', retaining the Dick James Music label credits for 'Please
Please Me' & 'Ask Me Why', front laminated EJ Day flipback picture
sleeve PMC1202) See 'More Info' for further details ...
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK transitional
fourth pressing 14-track mono LP, the first on the black & yellow
Parlophone label, with 'The Parlophone Co' perimeter text, but
without '33 1/3', 'Sold In The UK' or
'Recording First Published' and has no tax code, retaining the
Dick James Music label credits for 'Please Please Me' & 'Ask Me
Why', front laminated EJ Day flipback picture sleeve PMC1202)
See 'More Info' for further details ...
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me (Rare 1963 UK transitional
fourth pressing 14-track mono LP, the first on the black &
yellow Parlophone label, with 'The Parlophone Co' perimeter
text, but without '33 1/3', 'Sold In The UK' or
'Recording First Published', retaining the Dick James Music
label credits for 'Please Please Me' & 'Ask Me Why', front
laminated EJ Day flipback picture sleeve PMC1202) See
'More Info' for further details ...
more...
Currently Unavailable - You can request the next copy of this item
|
N/A
|
|
THE BEATLES Please Please Me - 4½ - VG (Rare 1963 UK
transitional fourth pressing 14-track mono LP, the first on the
black & yellow Parlophone label, with 'The Parlophone Co'
perimeter text, but without '33 1/3', 'Sold In
The UK'or 'Recording First Published', retaining the Dick
James Music label credits for 'Please Please Me' & 'Ask Me
Why', front laminated EJ Day flipback picture sleeve
PMC1202) See 'More Info' for further details ...
more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Thursday 5th September
|
$517.45
£395.00
|
sort
page size
Page 191/365
Alternative artists: Les Beatles,Los Beatles,Die Beatles,Fab Four
Related names:
Aashish Khan, Arthur Wilkinson, Astrid Kirchherr, Attitudes, Backbeat, Billy Preston, Bobby Keys, Brian Epstein, Brute Force, Carl Groszmann, Cavern Sound, Chris Hodge, Colonel, Cynthia Lennon, Dark Horse Records, David Hentschel, David Peel & Lower East Side, DBM, Denny Laine, Derek Taylor, Dhani Harrison, Easy Pieces, Elastic Oz Band, Elephant's Memory, George Harrison, George Martin, Goddess Of Fortune, Guthrie Thomas, Handmade Films, Harry Nilsson, Henry McCullough, James McCartney, Jimmy McCulloch & White Line, Jimmy Nicol, Jiva, Joey Molland, John Lennon, Julian Lennon, Julie Ege, Kamikaze One 85, Klaus Voormann, Linda McCartney, Lon & Derrek Van Eaton, Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, Mortimer, Musketeer Gripweed, NEMS (Record Label), New World Electronic Chambre Ensemble, Paul McCartney and Wings, Peace Choir, Percy Thrillington, Pete Best, Radha Krishna Temple, Ray Cathode, Ringo Or Robin, Ringo Starr, Rory Storm And The Hurricanes, Rusty Anderson, Sean Lennon, Smokin' Mojo Filters, Splinter, Stormer, Stuart Sutcliffe, Suzanne, Suzy And The Red Stripes, Tee-M, The Aerovons, The Country Hams, The Fireman, The Fool, The London Jazz Four, The Mirza Men, The Moonlandingz, The Quarrymen, The Score, The Sundown Playboys, Thenewno2, Tony Sheridan, Traveling Wilburys, Yoko Ono
THE BEATLES 1988 And THE BEATLES 1985