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JOHN by Starts Over JOHN APPLE 13 - GIVE PEACE A CHANCE / REMEMBER LOVE Matte cover (Semi)-glossy cover Push-out center, Sold In UK, A in (APPLE.13B) starts over A in Push-out center, Sold In UK, A in (APPLE.13B) starts after A No R5795 print APPLE 13 No R5795 print in APPLE 13 Push-out center, No Sold In UK print, with R5795 print, Push-out center, No Sold In UK print, with R5795 print, ℗ 1969 starts under C in NCB, ℗ 1969 starts under spacing between C and B in NCB, the word Studios aligned to left in printing on right side printing on right side aligned, no Polo rings Push-out center, No Sold In UK print, with R5795 print, Push-out center, No Sold In UK/With R5795 print (later pressing) ℗ 1969 starts under spacing between C and B in NCB, printing on right side aligned, Polo rings Push-out center, No Sold In UK/No R5795 (later pressing) Push-out center, dish label Solid center, Sold In UK/No R5795 print, Solid center, Sold In UK/No R5795 print, by starts left of JOHN by starts over JOHN Solid center, crossover copy, No Sold in UK Solid center, No Sold In UK, no R5795 print, Sold In UK publishing credits not aligned Solid center, No Sold in UK, with R5795 Print, Solid center, No Sold in UK, with R5795 print, ℗ 1969 starts under B in NCB ℗ 1969 starts under C in NCB APPLE APPLES 1001 - COLD TURKEY / DON'T WORRY KYOKO (MUMMY'S ONLY LOOKING FOR A HAND IN THE SNOW) Solid center, Mfd. starts under spacing between L and O in Loud (A-side) & under O in Loud (B-side), Apple not aligned with Publishing on B-side Solid center, Mfd. starts under center of O in Loud (both sides) Solid center, Mfd. starts under O in Loud (A-side) & between L and O in Loud (B-side) Solid center, Mfd. starts under O in Loud Solid center, Mfd. left aligned with O in Loud (A-side) & under O in Loud (B-side), Push-out center, Produced & by not aligned Push-out center, Produced & by aligned Large ring around center Large ring around center Push-out center, No ring around center Push-out center, Circa 1973 issue with light Apple labels APPLE APPLES 1003 - INSTANT KARMA! / WHO HAS SEEN THE WIND? Solid center, Mfd. starts 1/3 into U in Quiet, Northern Songs Ltd. Composed and Ono not aligned Solid center, Mfd. starts on left of U in Quiet, Solid center, Mfd. starts 1/3 into U in Quiet, Northern Songs Ltd. Composed and Ono not aligned Northern Songs Ltd. Composed and Ono aligned Solid center, Push-out center, Northern Songs. NCB Northern Songs Ltd. Push-out center, Push-out center, Circa 1973 issue with light Apple labels Northern Songs NCB APPLE R 5892 - POWER TO THE PEOPLE / OPEN YOUR BOX Push-out center, Copyright also Push-out center, unsliced Apple claimed by Maclen (Music) Ltd. Push-out center, sliced Apple Solid center, Copyright also claimed by Maclen (Music) Ltd. Solid center, Copyright also Matte label on B-side, R starts Solid center, matte label R starts under spacing claimed by Maclen (Music) Ltd. under spacing between 7 & Y between 7 & Y Solid center, matte label 7 in 7YCE starts over spacing Solid center, double pressing between R & 5892 ring APPLE R 5970 - HAPPY XMAS (WAR IS OVER) / LISTEN, THE SNOW IS FALLING Cover with flipbacks (1st issue) Cover without flipbacks (2nd issue) Demo, black vinyl John's shoulders & Yoko's hair Demo, black vinyl John's shoulders & Yoko's hair not visible visible Solid center, large center ring, black vinyl Push-out center, black vinyl CBS Aylesbury contract pressing, Solid center, small center ring, CBS Aylesbury contract pressing, Green vinyl, solid center black vinyl CBS Aylesbury contract pressing, Green vinyl, push out center Dish label, solid center Dish label, push-out center PARLOPHONE R 5970 - HAPPY XMAS (WAR IS OVER) / LISTEN, THE SNOW IS FALLING Silver injection labels An Apple Record print Black moulded jukebox copy, embossed An Apple Record print APPLE R 5994 - MIND GAMES / MEAT CITY Demo No Demo markings, but with Center ring 1½ cm Center ring 1½ cm Center ring 2 cm (9.11.73) print on A-side Center ring 2 cm Center ring 1½ cm Solid center EMI PSR 369 - WHATEVER GETS YOU THRU' THE NIGHT / INTERVIEW WITH JOHN LENNON BY BOB MERCER AND A MESSAGE TO THE SALESMEN Demo APPLE R 5998 - WHATEVER GETS YOU THRU' THE NIGHT / BEEF JERKY Demo Push-out center Solid center APPLE R 6003 - #9 DREAM / WHAT YOU GOT Demo #1 Demo #2 [Edited Version] From the LP "Walls and Bridges" on bottom of labels From the LP "Walls and Bridges" to the right side of labels Solid center APPLE R 6005 - STAND BY ME / MOVE OVER MS. L. Demo (King-Glick) & Trio Music credits (King-Glick) & Carlin Mus. Corp. credits (King-Leiber-Stoller) & Carlin Mus. Corp. credits Solid center APPLE R 6009 - IMAGINE / WORKING CLASS HERO Demo Push-out center Solid center Pye contract pressing, translucent red vinyl Dish label, solid center PARLOPHONE R 6009 - IMAGINE / WORKING CLASS HERO Silver injection labels An Apple Record print APPLE G 45 2 - GIVE PEACE A CHANCE / COLD TURKEY Dish label, solid center Dish label, push-out center .
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