BEATLES CAPITOL COMPACT 33 SECOND ALBUM SXA-2080 JUKEBOX EP W/SLEEVE

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THE BEATLES ULTRA MEGA RARE **NEAR MINT** CAPITOL COMPACT 33 SXA-2080 SECOND ALBUM
JUKEBOX 7" EP WITH *MINT* RARE ORIGINAL BLACK CAPITOL COMPACT 33 TAB-CUT SLEEVE
***This is the least expensive Beatles Second Album Capitol Compact 33 and nicest for sale on eBay***

        THE BEATLES SECOND ALBUM CAPITOL COMPACT 33 SXA 2080 JUKEBOX EP 7" STEREO RELEASED APRIL 1964     Stunning Near Mint treasure with beautiful labels with NO WRITING, NO tears, NO fading, NO stickers and NO tape & NO glue residue

BEATLES SECOND ALBUM CAPITOL COMPACT 33 SXA-2080 ULTRA MEGA RARE 1964 7" EP JUKEBOX RECORD PLAYED AT 33 RPMs

SXA-2080 Mega Ultra Rare Beatles Second Album Capitol Compact 33...You won't many for sale and you won't find any with this sleeve !!

You won't find many of these Mega Ultra Rare highly sought after and extremely collectible records in this stunning condition !!

These Beatles Capitol Compact 33 7" EPs were made in the most limited of quantities and are in the highest demand by the most serious of Beatles collectors around the globe !! These are among the hardest to find and the most valuable to add to your collection !!

This NM Beatles 7" Compact 33 EP record is now 56 YEARS OLD. Comes with a MINT RARE black Capitol Compact 33 tab-cut sleeve. The Rare Original Capitol Compact 33 Glossy Tab-Cut sleeve has NO seam split, NO writing, NO stickers, NO residue and NO rips/tears.

The Beatles Second Album Compact 33 was released in April 1964 and was the second of only 3 to be released by Capitol Records in this mini-album 7" EP super rare jukebox version, and pressed only on the East Coast at the Scranton Pennsylvania pressing plant.

The compact 33 was an experimental (and short-lived) disc format of the early 1960s. The disc measures seven inches in diameter (45 sized), has a small center hole, and plays at 33-1/3 RPM. The format was used primarily for mono and stereo singles.

Capitol also put the compact 33 to use in "open-end" interviews — a deceptive yet highly successful technique many record companies employed to promote their artists. Local disc jockeys played the records to stage a fake interview by reading prepared questions from a script between recorded responses. This gave radio stations all over the country an “exclusive” interview.

Capitol (and other companies) manufactured compact 33 records for special jukeboxes but gave up when the 45 single took over the market.

Each disc contained six songs those Capitol Records considered the album's best.

CATALOG NUMBER: SXA-2080

RECORD LABEL: Capitol

SIDE 1 SXA - 1 - 2080 - A1 (IAM stamp)

SIDE 2 SXA - 2 - 2080 - A1 (IAM stamp)

Tracklist
A1  Thank You Girl
          Written-By – John Lennon - Paul McCartney*
A2  Devil In Her Heart
          Written-By – Drapkin*
A3  Money
          Written-By – Berry-Gordy*, Bradford*
B1  Long Tall Sally
          Written-By – Johnson*, Penniman*, Blackwell*
B2  I Call Your Name
          Written-By – John Lennon - Paul McCartney*
B3  Please Mister Postman
          Written-By – Holland*
Companies, etc.
    Manufactured By – Capitol Records, Inc.
    Pressed By – Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Scranton
Notes
- Songs are selected from : The Beatles - The Beatles' Second Album
- A Seeburg release with part.no. 641

Capitol issued stereo compact 33 disks for jukebox play ONLY which is why they are so hard to find this nice.
These 7 inch records had a small center hole (solid center) and played at 33 1/3 r.p.m.
All three Beatles' compact 33 series were manufactured by Capitol's Scranton factory.
The black label has an outer rim colorband and Capitol logo at the bottom.
The second Beatles compact 33 disk was issued for THE BEATLES SECOND ALBUM in Stereo Only and has six tracks from the LP.

• Matrix / Runout (Label A): SXA1-2080
• Matrix / Runout (Label B): SXA2-2080
• Matrix / Runout Stamped runout A IAM boxed in triangle and symbol '&' SXA-1-2080-A1 IAM
• Matrix / Runout Stamped runout A IAM boxed in triangle and symbol '&' SXA-2-2080-A1 IAM
• 'IAM' stood for the International Association of Machinists union whose members worked at the Scranton plant.