How do you tell a first pressing of Meet the Beatles?

Dear Billy: A first issue of Meet the Beatles would carry the catalog number of Capitol T-2047 (mono) or ST-2047 (stereo). It would be on a black label, with white lettering (not black, which is used on recent pressings) circling the bottom of the label.

How much is the Beatles second album worth?

The Beatles Second Album (Parlophone CPCS 103) 1966 $590 ($170).

Where can I sell old Beatles records?

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Whats the difference between Meet the Beatles and with the Beatles?

The reason there are two different covers and two different song lists are because “With The Beatles” was their second UK release. Capitol released a similar album entitled, “Meet The Beatles”. The UK version had 14 songs. The US version had had 12.

What does SWBO 101 mean?

SWBO-101 is the complete catalog number for Columbia records. SWBO means that it’s stereo, gatefold, 2 discs, 101 is the number that identifies what album it is. As you can probably presume, the extra digit added in the middle simple denotes the side.

Are Beatles 45s worth anything?

That record is probably worth about 2,500 dollars.

What happened to the Beatles after Abbey Road?

The Beatles did little promotion of Abbey Road directly, and no public announcement was made of the band’s split until McCartney announced he was leaving the group in April 1970. By this time, the Get Back project (by now retitled Let It Be) had been re-examined, with overdubs and mixing sessions continuing into 1970.

What was the last album The Beatles recorded before Abbey Road?

By this time, the Get Back project (by now retitled Let It Be) had been re-examined, with overdubs and mixing sessions continuing into 1970. Therefore, Let It Be became the last album to be finished and released by the Beatles, although its recording had begun before Abbey Road.

Who was the Beatles aide that died at 66?

“Neil Aspinall, Beatles Aide, Dies at 66”. The New York Times. Archived from the original on 6 April 2014. Retrieved 15 February 2012. ^ a b MacDonald 1997, p. 313. ^ a b Emerick & Massey 2006, p. 281. ^ a b Lewisohn 1988, p. 179. ^ a b MacDonald 1997, p. 307. ^ John Lennon. Anthology 3 (CD). Disc 2, track 9, 3:28: Apple Records. 7423-8-34451-2-7.

When was the last time the Beatles were in the studio?

Overdubs continued through the month, with the final sequencing of the album coming together on 20 August – the last time all four Beatles were present in a studio together. McCartney, Starr and Martin have reported positive recollections of the sessions, while Harrison said, “we did actually perform like musicians again”.