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Beatles for Sale on Parlophone Records Free FREE BEATLES FOR SALE ON PARLOPHONE RECORDS PDF Bruce Spizer,Frank Daniels | 444 pages | 05 Oct 2011 | Four Ninety-Eight Productions | 9780983295709 | English | United States The Beatles Parlophone Vinyl Records for sale | eBay Serving Beatles for Sale on Parlophone Records Fans Since As previously reported, the book is pages and covers all of the singles, albums and extended play discs issued by the Beatles in the U. Spizer writing the text. The book is now undergoing final pre-press in Hong Kong by Bright Arts and will be ready for printing next month. The book's official publication date is October 5,which is the 49th anniversary of the Beatles first single, "Love Me Do," on Parlophone R According to Mr. Spizer, "I thought it would be cool to have the Beatles Parlophone book officially released on the 49th anniversary of Parlophone I've always been into numbers! Spizer hopes to have the book available in limited quantities prior to its official release date through public appearances and the Production's website, www. Pre-publication orders are being accepted at this time. If all goes as planned, the book will make its American debut at the Chicago Fest for Beatles Fans on August 5,and its European debut in Liverpool a few weeks thereafter during Beatles week in late August. The book will also be Beatles for Sale on Parlophone Records at the Washington, D. Abbey Road on the River held over the Labor Day weekend. Those who pre-order copies of the book through the website should receive their copies in August. Spizer indicated that he was very pleased with the way the book turned out. Beatles Beatles for Sale on Parlophone Records during his research, including a few outright surprises. Spizer, "Everyone will learn at least something from the book. Spizer admitted he was somewhat concerned that the record label minutia might scare the casual Beatles fan, but is confident that the book is perfect for anyone who wants to learn more about the wonderful music recorded by the Beatles. Readers should feel free to skip the minutia and only read through it when looking for information about a particular record of interest. The bulk of the text is full of stories about how the songs were written, recorded and marketed in the U. The Saturday performance at p. EDT will cover -while the Sunday presentation at p. EDT will cover - For more information, visit www. Search news for:. Tweet this article. Share on Facebook. Beatles for Sale on Parlophone Records | There seems to be a problem serving the request at this time. Skip to main content. Filter 2. Hot This Week. Beatles for Sale on Parlophone Records Beatles. Please Please Me. Repro record label sticker. All Auction Buy It Now. Sort: Best Match. Best Match. View: Gallery View. List View. 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Show only see all. Returns Accepted. Completed Items. Sold Items. Authorized Seller. Authenticity Guarantee. More refinements More refinements The Beatles - Beatles For Sale (, Vinyl) | Discogs This is a private records collection of The Beatles. The owner of this collection is sure that this site will provide lots of useful information for people interested in collecting Beatles for Sale on Parlophone Records Beatles vinyl. Information - is the main purpose of the site, however some things will be released for sale. All rights reserved copying, broadcasting and the publication of materials from this site is possible from the sanction of the owner of the site only. The collection will be always updated. InColumbia Graphophone Company acquired the Parlophone business, label name and its titles. During the early sixties, EMI had approximately presses. If all the machines were running, the factory could manufacture approximatelyrecords a day. Although some factories changed stampers after press run of as little as records, EMI did not change stampers that frequently. Stampers would be replaced when they were no longer capable of producing a quality-sounding disc. Lacquers were used to create the metal parts needed for manufacturing records. Each side of the record has its own set of metal parts. The basic procedure has been in use for over one hundred years with only minor changes. EMI made its metal parts at its Hayes factory. When this metal was removed from the Lacquer, it was a copy of the Lacquer and of the yet to be produced record. In the earliest days the Master was used as a mold to press Beatles for Sale on Parlophone Records sold to the public, but as demand for mass production of records grew, another step was added to the process. The Stampers would be used in hydraulic presses to mould the LP discs. The advantages of this system Beatles for Sale on Parlophone Records the earlier more direct system included ability to make a large number of records quickly by using multiple stampers. Also, more records could be produced from each Master since molds would eventually wear out. Since the Master was the unique source made to ultimately produce the Stampers, it was considered a Library Item. It was discontinued around May, at the latest. Black label with gold print with side numbers printed as: 1 and 2 used between autumn and April This first black and yellow label without publishing year used a very short time: summer only. The stereo label changed follow the label changed for the mono LPs. Parlophone started with a new re-designed label in It was black with a yellow logo and silver print. This label used between summer and January This wording was supposed to be on UK releases only, but it also appears frequently on exported records. This label was in use for a relatively short period of time before the perimeter print was changed. No mono copies with this feature have surfaced to date. Beatles for Sale on Parlophone Records used between January and summer This label used between summer and summer Parlophone ceased to use different record numbers for stereo and mono releases in the early spring of and restarted the record number series at Beatles for Sale on Parlophone Records started to use a newly disigned label in late Parlophone radically changed their label design to this Beatles for Sale on Parlophone Records style with an EMI boxed logo at the bottom of the label, and the rim text now arches around the top of the label rather than underneath. The original label printer plates were used although the stereo mark was moved from the top to just above the catalogue number. These mono presses are incredibly rare and very difficult to get your hands on. Label used between and early Parlophone added another EMI logo at the top of the label in This label used between early and Parlophone temporarily ceased to release LPs in because of the oil crisis began. LPs production was moved to France for some time. Parlophone resumed production LPs in This label used between summer and october All albums were cut by Harry T. Therefore, the trail off area has its initials HTM. This label used between October and April Reappears yellow Parlophone logo on a black background. EMI reissued the original 10 Beatles mono albums 8 albums on the Parlophone and 2 albums on the Apple individually in Julyusing, in most cases, original s tube cuts. The LPs were distributed to department stores and record shops with a street date of 27 July except Beatles For Sale and Yellow Submarine which were not available until a few weeks later and were all sold by the end of EMI starts to Beatles for Sale on Parlophone Records use of digital recording technology in The first time, digital technology is used in parallel with standard analog. So, sometimes on the one record, you can see the matrix numbers for the two different types. At the end of springthe rimtext was again slightly altered. This label used between April and Color EMI logos is changed to silver. The rimtext was again altered. This label used between and Beatles for Sale on Parlophone Records Records with identical label design was reissued in This vinyl was manufactured by Haarlem, Holland. The only difference is a dish effect underneath the labels impressed into the vinyl itself. Addition, some labels contain the number below the name. This number is identical to the barcode on the sleeve. But this is not English edition. In this edition there are many misprints and mispressings. Parlophone started to use a newly disigned label in Parlophone radically changed their label design to silver print on a black background and removed EMI boxed logos.
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