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Test Pressing UK 45 APPLE 20 - Come And Get It / Rock Of All Ages (Badfinger) APPLE R 5777 - Get Back / Don't Let Me Down (The Beatles) Small spacing between title & Small spacing between title & group name, B in Beatles left of group name, B in Beatles under center hole center hole Large spacing between title & group name APPLE R 5772 - Hey Jude / Revolution (The Beatles) APPLE R 5786 - The Ballad Of John And Yoko / Old Brown Shoe (The Beatles) APPLE 8 - King Of Fuh (Brute Force) One-sided Test Pressing APPLE 8 - Nobody Knows / - (Brute Force) One-sided Test Pressing APPLE 46 - Warm Woman / - (Lon & Derrek van Eaton) One-sided Test Pressing APPLE R 5988 - Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth) / Miss O'Dell (George Harrison) APPLE R 6001 - Hari's On Tour [Express] / - (George Harrison) One-sided Test Pressing Cover detail APPLE R 5884 - My Sweet Lord / What Is Life (George Harrison) Large spacing under B Small spacing under B APPLE 43 - We're On Our Way / Supersoul (Chris Hodge) APPLE 16 - Que Sera, Sera / Fields Of St. Etienne (Mary Hopkin) APPLE 22 - Temma Harbour / Lontano Dagli Occhi (Mary Hopkin) Mick Most Mickie Most APPLE 18 - Give Peace A Chance Again / Living Without Tomorrow (Hot Chocolate) APPLE 5 - Maybe Tomorrow / And Her Daddy's A Millionaire (The Iveys) Writing on B-side in Iveys manager Bill Collins' hand APPLE R 5970 - Happy Xmas / Listen The Snow Is Falling (John Lennon) APPLE R 6005 - Stand By Me / Move Over Ms. L. (John Lennon) APPLE R 5998 - Whatever Gets You Thru The Night / Beef Jerky (John Lennon) APPLE R 5953 - Woman Is The Nigger Of The World / Sisters O Sisters (John Lennon) Production note APPLE 23 - How The Web Was Woven / Thumbin' A Ride (Jackie Lomax) APPLE R 5993 - Helen Wheels / Country Dreamer (Paul McCartney & Wings) APPLE R 5987 - Live And Let Die / I Lie Around (Paul McCartney & Wings) APPLE R 5985 - My Love / The Mess (Paul McCartney & Wings) ISLAND WIP 6131 - Woman / Kill (Mike McGear) (B&W scan) APPLE R 5970 - Listen The Snow Is Falling / - (Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Band) One-sided Test Pressing Cover detail APPLE Apples 1001 - Cold Turkey / Don't Worry Kyoko (Mummy's Only Looking For A Hand In The Snow (Plastic Ono Band) (B&W Scan) APPLE 13 - Give Peace A Chance / Remember Love (Plastic Ono Band) APPLE Apples 1003 - Instant Karma! / Who Has Seen The Wind? (Plastic Ono Band) (Probably fake) APPLE R 5892 - Power To The People / Open Your Box (Plastic Ono Band) APPLE Apples 1002 - You Know My Name (Look Up The Number) / What's The New Mary Jane (Plastic Ono Band) APPLE 21 - All That I've Got (I'm Gonna Give It To You) / As I Get Older (Billy Preston) As & Composed aligned As & Composed not aligned APPLE 19 - Everything's All Right / I Want To Thank You (Billy Preston) APPLE 25 - Govinda / Govinda Jai Jai (Radha Krsna Temple - London) APPLE 15 - Hare Krishna Mantra / Prayer To The Spiritual Masters / Govinda Jai Jai (Radha Krsna Temple - London) APPLE R 5944 - Back Off Boogaloo / - (Ringo Starr) One-sided Suffix -2U Suffix -3U APPLE R 5944 - Back Off Boogaloo / Blindman (Ringo Starr) Both sides -1U suffix (A-side suffix on commercial version is -3U) Side 1 -U suffix Side 2 -1U suffix APPLE R 5992 - Down And Out / - (Ringo Starr) One-sided Test Pressing APPLE R 5898 - It Don't Come Easy / Early 1970 (Ringo Starr) APPLE R 6000 - Only You / - (Ringo Starr) One-sided Test Pressing Side 1 has both (USA) LA matrix as well as (UK) 7YCE matrix APPLE R 6000 - Only You / Call Me (Ringo Starr) EMI - [unknown] / [unknown] (Ringo Starr) APPLE 32 - Carolina In My Mind / Something's Wrong (James Taylor) Carolina aligned with Spacing under Apple 32 Carolina aligned with No spacing under Apple 32 Composed Composed Carolina not aligned with Composed APPLE 17 - Golden Slumbers - Carry That Weight / Trash Can (Trash) Golden & Carry not aligned Golden & Carry aligned, large spacing between title & release number Golden & Carry aligned, small spacing between title & release number APPLE 24 - Ain't That Cute / Vaya Con Dios (Doris Troy) APPLE 28 - Jacob's Ladder / Get Back (Doris Troy) APPLE 6 - Road To Nowhere / Illusions (White Trash) APPLE R 5932 - Love Is Strange / - (Wings) One-sided Test Pressing APPLE R 5949 - Mary Had A Little Lamb / Little Woman Love (Wings) .
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