The Beatles–Introducing LP(Vee-Jay VJLP 1062) w/Cleveland 1964 Souvenir Sticker
$
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Description
Original 1964 copy of Introducing… The Beatles on Vee-Jay Records (VJLP 1062) with the rare “Songs, Pictures and Stories of the Fabulous Beatles” cover variation. This example is especially collectible as it features the original souvenir sticker:
“Souvenir of Their Appearance at Public Auditorium, Cleveland – Sept. 15, 1964”
🔎 Collector’s Note: Cleveland 1964
The Beatles played Cleveland’s Public Auditorium on September 15, 1964 as part of their first full U.S. tour. The set included Twist and Shout, All My Loving, A Hard Day’s Night, and Long Tall Sally. Beatlemania was in full force: fans stormed the stage, the music was drowned by screams, and police struggled to control the crowd (Beatles Bible , The Paul McCartney Project ).
Album Details:
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Label: Vee-Jay Records – VJLP 1062
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Cover: “Songs, Pictures and Stories…” version with Cleveland concert souvenir sticker
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Vinyl: Vee-Jay rainbow brackets label, “Long Playing” text
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Tracks include: I Saw Her Standing There, Misery, Anna, Ask Me Why, A Taste of Honey and more.
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Condition:
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Jacket: VG (edge wear, surface wear, spine wear; sticker intact and legible)
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Vinyl: VG (scuffs and playwear, plays through with background noise)
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Why It’s Special:
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Rare Cleveland concert souvenir sticker version
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Direct tie to The Beatles’ September 15, 1964 Public Auditorium show
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A standout collector’s piece linking the band’s U.S. breakthrough with Beatlemania history
Condition Notes:
Sold as is. Previous owner was a smoker—album and sleeve may retain some odor.
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