MINTY PROMO IN SHRINK THE BEATLES SECOND LP 1964 ROCKED UP = LENNON McCARTNEY

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• Mint ~ '60s (RAINBOW CAPITOL)
  
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• STILL IN SHRINK WRAP!
  
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• PROMOTIONAL COPY ! 
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• THE BEATLES
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• "Second Album"
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• USA - (Rainbow) CAPITOL (subsidiary) ~ Stereophonic ! 
  

1. (MINT) Capitol "Full Dimensional" pressing ...
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3. Appears identical to 1964 release ... the small print "subsidiary" on side one, but not on side two, raised unsure concerns though back cover has a #3 next to RIAA symbol signifying original printing series (Scranton Pennsylvania Capitol Records pressing plant)- exactly where this copy was found)   ...
4. Decided to be safe, calling this a '69 PROMO ...though in that case the back cover should state a #12, regarding '69 era pressing series ...
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8. TRUE STEREO SONG MIXES

   BEATLEMANIA THRILLER!!

   STILL IN FACTORY WRAPPER! PLAYS TOTALLY ENJOYABLE!

9. "BEATLEMANIA" ARTIFACT FROM THE SIXTIES!
   
   Harder To Find *STEREOPHONIC* Collectible from 54 -or more years ago on the highly collected RAINBOW Capitol label
   
   The original clean stereo mixes represents speaker separation in the production !
   
   Far different from the MONO edition.

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11. A rocked-up raver driving through the world frenzy of BEATLEMANIA!

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    The Beatles "Second Album" was actually their third LP in the United States when counting Vee-Jay Records "Introducing The Beatles," but as this title suggests,  this was the "second album" on Capitol Records.
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    The Beatles' Second Album went to number one on the album charts in the U.S., knocking off their first one "Meet the Beatles!," = the first time an artist replaced itself at number one on the U.S. album charts.
    
    Unlike the contemporaneous British Beatles albums, The Beatles' Second Album is composed exclusively of uptempo numbers, and for this reason is a favorite of some Beatles aficionados and rock critics. 
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15. "The Beatles' Second Album stands as probably best pure rock & roll album ever issued of the group's music", wrote the Beatlemania Monthly.
    
    Songs for this album were compiled from four different UK releases. Included were the five remaining tracks from the group's second British LP With the Beatles. Those songs were left off the previous Capitol album Meet the Beatles!. Also included were "Thank You Girl" (the B-side to the British single " From Me to You"), the single "She Loves You" / " I'll Get You", " You Can't Do That" from the A Hard Day's Night soundtrack in the UK, and two new songs, " Long Tall Sally" and " I Call Your Name," both released a month later in the UK on the Long Tall Sally EP.
    
    Worth noting is the inclusion of the stereo version of "Thank You Girl," as The Beatles' Second Album features the only "true" stereo version of the song released on any US or UK album (it was included on The Beatles Beat, a German release). Though some echo was added, this version remains a bit of a rarity, being only available in its original mono version on other releases. The Capitol album mix is also unique for another reason: this version contains 3 additional harmonica riffs. They are twice during the bridge; first, during the second time the line "way that you do" is sung, and second, after the phrase "that's the kind of love that seems too good to be true". The third riff is tagged on at the very end of the song. For its American-album debut, Capitol took this stereo version and transferred it into a two-to-one stereo-to-mono mix-down for the mono album release, thus creating an alternative mono mix of the song.
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17.  Roll Over Beethoven (2:47)
        Recorded: July 30, 1963 at Abbey Road, London, England
        John Lennon - rhythm guitar, hand-claps
        Paul McCartney - bass guitar, hand-claps
        George Harrison - double-tracked lead vocal, lead guitar, hand-claps
        Ringo Starr - drums, hand-claps
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        Thank You Girl (2:05)
        Recorded: March 5, 1963 at Abbey Road, London, England with harmonica overdubbed on March 13, 1963
        John Lennon - lead vocal, acoustic guitar, harmonica
        Paul McCartney - lead vocal, bass guitar
        George Harrison - lead guitar
        Ringo Starr - drums
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        You Really Got a Hold on Me (3:03)
        Recorded: July 18, 1963 at Abbey Road, London, England
        John Lennon - lead vocal, rhythm guitar
        Paul McCartney - bass guitar, background vocal
        George Harrison - lead vocal, lead guitar
        Ringo Starr - drums
        George Martin - piano
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        Devil in Her Heart (2:24)
        Recorded: July 18, 1963 at Abbey Road, London, England
        John Lennon - rhythm guitar, harmony vocal
        Paul McCartney - bass guitar, harmony vocal
        George Harrison - lead vocal, lead guitar
        Ringo Starr - drums, maracas
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        Money (That's What I Want)(2:46)
        Recorded: July 18, 1963 at Abbey Road, London, England
        John Lennon - lead vocal, rhythm guitar
        Paul McCartney - bass guitar, background vocal
        George Harrison - lead guitar, background vocal
        Ringo Starr - drums
        George Martin - piano
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        You Can't Do That (2:37)
        Recorded: February 25, 1964 at Abbey Road, London, England
        John Lennon - lead vocal, lead guitar
        Paul McCartney - bass guitar, harmony vocal
        George Harrison - 12-string guitar, harmony vocal
        Ringo Starr - drums, cowbells, bongos

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4. The cover: rated: MINT beautiful ... perfect PROMO circle at top right ... STILL IN FACTORY SHRINK WRAP (all there but has a contained slice in outer back wrapper ... no matter all STONE MINT all over!!!  Here's your baby! Try to find a better PROMO...
   

1. The vinyl: RATED: M- both sides LOOK and play exceptional = and both stereo (rainbow) CAPITOL labels are totally-clean