LP THE BEATLES - BEATLES FOR SALE 1964 FIRST PRESS MONO EXCELLENT
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THE BEATLES LP
BEATLES FOR SALE 1964 FIRST MONO
PARLOPHONE YELLOW AND BLACK LABELS
STARTS ‘The Parlophone Co. Ltd.
MATRIX - XEX 503-4N XEX 504-3N
PMC 1240
FIRST PRESSING
LP - NEAR MINT
Released 4 Dec 1964
STAMPERS:-
SIDE A, LEFT 2 5, RIGHT GAG
SIDE B, LEFT 2, RIGHT GGA
‘For the magic of the Beatles is, I suspect, timeless and ageless. It has broken through all frontiers and barriers. It has cut through differences of race, age and class. It is adored by the world.’
Thick, quality, glossy black vinyl in great condition.
Yellow/Black Parlophone Labels.
I'm a loser
I'm a loser
And I'm not what I appear to be
Although I laugh and I act like a clown
Beneath this mask I am wearing a frown
My tears are falling like rain from the sky
Is it for her or myself that I cry?
THIS LP IS IN GREAT, NEAR MINT CONDITION.
HARDLY PLAYED.
THE SLEEVE IS VERY GOOD, GATEFOLD
THE INNER SLEEVE IS V. GOOD BUT HAS SOME CREASES.
All these albums have been from the same collection, an estate sale of a wealthy couple who loved this period.
This is the fourth studio album by English Rock Band, The Beatles, released on 4 Dec 1964 in the UK, produced by George Martin for Parlophone, recorded at the EMI Studios, Abbey Road, London.
The album hit the UK number one spot and retained that position for 11 of the 46 weeks that it spent in the Top 20. It marked a minor turning point in the evolution of the Lennon–McCartney partnership, John Lennon particularly now showing interest in composing songs of a more autobiographical nature. “I'm a Loser” shows Lennon for the first time coming under the influence of Bob Dylan, whom he met in New York while on tour, on 28 August 1964.
I'm a Loser, by Lennon’s own admission, one of his very first personal songs, it has that incredible harmonica, John was so great at. This Bob Dylan influenced song is great because... John Lennon was definitely a better singer than Bob Dylan. Bob Dylan's a great songwriter of course, but Lennon is just amazing on the vocals in this song. Love the way he sings a lower note at the end of each line, e.g. "What have I done to deserve such a fate? I realise I have left it too "late". It's just a fantastic song.
Please refer to the photographs as they form an important part of the description.
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