Original THE BEATLES HELP Soundtrack LP Album CAPITOL RECORDS MAS-2386 VG+ 1965
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Original THE BEATLES HELP! Soundtrack LP Album CAPITOL RECORDS MAS-2386 VG 1965 MONO    OPEN GATE ALBUM COVER IN FULL COLOR THROUGHOUT
FROM HOME OF ORIGINAL OWNER  Purchased in  August 1965 for  $4.98
VERY GOOD PLUS CONDITION OF ALBUM, SLEEVE COVER AND INNER SLEEVE  See Photos.   Some scuff larks on album cover. no tears or breaks.   Vinyl Album very clean and no visible scuffs or scratches.  Inner Sleeve very clean and intact. 
The Beatles – Help! (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) MONO
Label: Capitol Records – MAS-2386 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono Country: US Released: Capitol MAS 2386 (mono), released August 13, 1965 Genre: Rock, Stage & Screen Style: Soundtrack, Rock & Roll
PLAYLIST: SIDE ONE A1  The Beatles–Help!                   Tambourine [Uncredited] – Ringo Starr                  Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney*  2:35 A2  The Beatles– The Night Before                Electric Piano [Uncredited] – John Lennon                Lead Vocals [Uncredited] – Paul McCartney                Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney*  2:33 A3   Ken Thorne And His Orchestra– From Me To You Fantasy                Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney*  2:03 A4   The Beatles–  You've Got To Hide Your Love Away                 Flute [Uncredited] – John Scott                Tambourine [Uncredited] – Ringo Starr                 Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney*  2:08 A5   The Beatles–  I Need You                 Lead Vocals [Double Tracked, Uncredited] – George Harrison                 Written-By – George Harrison  2:28 A6    Ken Thorne And His Orchestra–  In The Tyrol                 Written-By – Ken Thorne   2:21 SIDE TWO B1  The Beatles–  Another Girl                 Lead Vocals [Uncredited] – George Harrison                 Lead Vocals, Lead Guitar [Uncredited] – Paul McCartney                 Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney*  2:02 B2   Ken Thorne And His Orchestra–  Another Hard Day's Night                 Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney*  2:28 B3   The Beatles–  Ticket To Ride                 Lead Guitar, Harmony Vocals [Uncredited] – Paul McCartney                 Rhythm Guitar, Tambourine [Uncredited] – John Lennon                 Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney*  3:03          Ken Thorne And His Orchestra  The Bitter End / You Can't Do That (2:20) B4a –  The Bitter End                  Written-By – Ken Thorne B4b   – You Can't Do That                  Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney* B5   The Beatles–  You're Gonna Lose That Girl                  Bongos [Uncredited] – Ringo Starr                  Piano [Uncredited] – Paul McCartney                  Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney*  2:18 B6   Ken Thorne And His Orchestra–  The Chase                  Written-By – Ken Thorne  2:24
Manufactured By – Capitol Records, Inc. Pressed By – Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Scranton
Engineer  – Norman Smith Lead Guitar – George Harrison Lead Vocals – John Lennon, Paul Mc Cartney Producer – Dave Dexter, Jr., George Martin Score – Ken Thorne
***Track A6 listed on label as: In The Tyrol.  Introducing Wagner's Overture To Act III Of "Lohengrin" Beatles Style.
***Black rainbow label without "subsidiary" rim text. *** Labels list Ken Thorne as the writer of the last track on side 2             and list "You Can't Do That" as part of track 4 on B-side.
About Help! Original Motion Picture Soundtrack The North American version of the Beatles’ Help!  soundtrack was released on August 13, 1965,  by Capitol Records, and it featured a different track  listing than the UK version.    A novel idea from Capitol was to treat this album  as the standard “Original Broadway Cast” albums  of the era, packaging the disc in an open-gatefold cover as a “very special movie soundtrack souvenir album!”,  as the inside cover read. This being the case, they felt obliged to raise  the list price of the album by a dollar,  which brought the mono version of the album to $4.98  and the stereo to $5.98. Considering all the hype  surrounding the release of the movie  and the continued popularity of the group,  Capitol felt that the extra dollar would not deter anyone. They were correct.
While not outselling the 1964 soundtrack album,  it leapt to the number one position on the Billboard  album chart and stayed there for nine weeks.  It generated over a million dollars worth of sales  in the first week and ended up selling in excess of three million copies, 
PRE-OWNED  VERY GOOD PLUS VINTAGE CONDITION
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