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InfoMail Nr. 728: Alte BEATLES-Schellack-Platten im BEATLES MUSEUM Mittwoch, 28. November 2007 (Datum dieser InfoMail) Hallo M.B.M., hallo BEATLES Fan, heute informieren wir Dich ueber neue Ausstellungsstücke im Beatles Museum: Zwei BEATLES-Schellackpressungen aus Indien: Parlophone R 4983 Please Please Me. / Ask Me Why. Parlophone R 5160: A Hard Day’s Night. / Thing We Said Today. Erschienen sind in Indien 1964: Erschienen sind in Indien 1965: Parlophone R 4949 Love Me Do. / PS I Love You Parlophone R 5200: I Feel Fine. / She’s A Woman. Parlophone R 4983 Please Please Me. / Ask Me Why. Parlophone DPE 172: Tell Me Why. / I’ll Cry Instead. Parlophone DPE 159I Saw Her Standing There. / Hold Me Tight. Parlophone DPE 178: I’m A Loser. / Eight Days A Week. Parlophone DPE 164 Long Tall Sally. / I Call Your Name. Parlophone DPE 179: Rock and Roll Music. / No Reply. Parlophone R 5015From Me to You. / Thank You Girl. Parlophone DPE 180: I’ll Follow the Sun. / Words of Love. Parlophone R 5055She Loves You. / I’ll Get You. Parlophone R 5265: Ticket To Ride. / Yes It Is. Parlophone R 5084 I Want to Hold Your Hand. / This Boy. Parlophone R 5305: Help!. / I’m Down. Parlophone R 5114: Can’t Buy Me Love You. / Can’t Do That. Parlophone DPE 183: Dizzy Miss Lizzy. / The Night Before. Parlophone R 5160: A Hard Day’s Night. / Thing We Said Today. Parlophone DPE 184: Yesterday Act Naturally. Parlophone DPE 167: If I Fell. / And I Love Her. Parlophone DPE 185: You Like Me Too Much. / Tell Me What You See. Parlophone DPE 168: I’m Happy Just to Dance With You. Parlophone DPE 186: Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown). / I Should Have Known Better. / Drive My Car. Parlophone R 5389: We Can Work It Out. / Day Tripper Es sollen auch folgende Schellacks in Indien erschienen sein: Parlophone DPE 187: Michelle. / You Won’t See Me. Parlophone DPE 188: Girl. / (B-Seite unbekannt). Parlophone R 5452: Paperback Writer. / Rain. Parlophone DPE 189: Here There and Everywhere. / Good Day Sunshine. Parlophone DPE 190: Hey Jude. / Revolution. Parlophone DPE 192: Ob-la-di Ob-la-da. / (B-Seite unbekannt). Viele Grüße aus Halle an der Saale senden Dir Martin & Stefan vom Beatles Museum Kontakt zum Beatles Museum Ruf uns an, wenn Du Fragen hast: 0345-2903900 Während der Öffnungszeiten sind wir persönlich für Dich erreichbar – über eine ganz normale Telefonleitung – keine Warteschleifen oder sonstige Spielchen. Wir sind erreichbar / You can reach us: per Email: [email protected] - per Internet: www.beatlesmuseum.net per Telefon: 0345-2903900 (direkt und persoenlich) per Brief/letter: Beatles Museum, Alter Markt 12, 06108 Halle (Saale) persoenlich/per visit: im Beatles Museum, Alter Markt 12, 06108 halle (Saale) .

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