The Beatles N.Z. LP: Original Released

TITLE		SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND
CATALOG NUMBER		PCSM 7027
RELEASE DATE		1st. June 1967 ? / First Press
TRACK LISTING		SIDE 1		SIDE 2
		Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band		Within You Without You
		With A Little Help From My Friends		When I'm Sixty-four
		Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds		Lovely Rita
		Getting Better		Good Morning Good Morning
		Fixing A Hole		Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise)
		She's Leaving Home		A Day In The Life
		Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite!
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					Housed in a tri-flipback printed cover. Comes in a single (Non Gatefold) sleeve. Catalog No. "PCSM 7027" was printed at the right corner of the back cover (NO "Stereo" sticker).
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					Parlophone & EMI logo mark was printed at the bottom of the back cover.
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				"Copyright subsists in all records by virtue of the New Zealand Copyright Act 1962 and the Australian Copyright Act, 1912-1933. All rights under Copyright law are reserved." credit on the back bottom. Company name "His Master's Voice (N.Z.) Ltd." was printed at the bottom.
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					At the end of 1964, New Zealand Parlophone changed label styles. With black print on light blue.
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				"His Master's Voice (N.Z.) Ltd." was printed at the rim. Matrix Number Side 1: YEX 637-1 Matrix Number Side 2: YEX 638-1
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LABEL		Light Blue Parlophone Label
MIX		STEREO
MATRIX No.	SIDE 1	YEX 637-1
	SIDE 2	YEX 638-1
VINYL COLOR		BLACK
RECORD COMPANY'S NAME	LABEL	His Master's Voice (N.Z.) Ltd.
	COVER	His Master's Voice (N.Z.) Ltd.
RECORDING PUBLISHED CREDIT		(P) 1967
COVER FORM		Comes in a single (Non Gatefold) sleeve. Housed in a tri-flipback printed cover.
PRINTER CREDIT		-
COVER DESIGN/ PHOTO/ NOTES		Stage and Cut out: Peter Blake and Jann Haworth Photo: Michael Cooper / Wax Figures: Madame Tussauds
INNER SLEEVE		Plain White Inner Sleeve (maybe)
PRODUCER		George Martin
COMMENTS		New Zealand Parlophone (stereo press) was issuing albums on a light blue label with an old style "Parlophone" at the top, similar to the black-and-gold label from U.K. Outer rim text starts with "His Masters Voice (N.Z.) Ltd." Some blue label issues can be found with "STEREO" above the word "Parlophone," while Sgt. Pepper has it below. Reportedly, some later copies of other LP's may be found with "STEREO" below the word "Parlophone." His Master's Voice was a subsidiary of EMI Music and was set up in the 1930s under the HMV name in New Zealand. It was, until the 1970s, the biggest manufacturer and distributor of records in New Zealand. In addition to its own labels, HMV, Parlophone, Regal Zonophone, Capitol, and Columbia, it manufactured many others including Decca, Warner Brothers and, at times, Atlantic. In 1973 the HMV label was rebranded worldwide as EMI. New Zealand Parlophone did not issue Beatles LP's in stereo until early 1964. The existence of the first two LP's in stereo on this label is disputed.

#11-1 Yellow Submarine (1st. Press: PCSM 7070)
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TITLE		Yellow Submarine
CATALOG NUMBER		PCSM 7070
RELEASE DATE		August 1969 ? / First Press
TRACK LISTING		SIDE 1		SIDE 2
		THE BEATLES		ORIGINAL FILM SCORE
		Yellow Submarine		Pepperland
		Only A Northern Song		Sea Of Time
		All Together Now		Sea Of Holes
		Hey Bulldog		Sea Of Monsters
		It's All Too Much		March Of The Meanies
		All You Need Is Love		Pepperland Laid Waste
				Yellow Submarine In Pepperland
FRONT -->Click!		BACK -->Click!	SIDE 1 -->Click!	SIDE 2 -->Click!	DISK

INNER SLEEVE		FRONT COVER CLOSE UP	BACK COVER CLOSE UP
					Housed in a tri-flipback printed cover. Catalog No. "PCSM 7070" was printed at the right corner of the back cover (NO "Stereo" sticker).
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					"APPLE RECORDS" logo and EMI logo mark were printed at the bottom of the back cover.
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				"Copyright subsists in all records by virtue of the New Zealand Copyright Act 1962 and the Australian Copyright Act, 1912-1933. All rights under Copyright law are reserved." credit on the back bottom. Company name "His Master's Voice (N.Z.) Ltd." was printed at the bottom. "Lithoed in New Zealand" by CSW (Printing house) at the upper of the back cover.
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					In 1968, the label style changed once again. The new label style resembles closely the label style used by Parlophone in England. "MADE IN NEW ZEALAND" was printed at the rim.
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				"AN E.M.I. RECORDING" was printed at the center of the label. Matrix Number Side 1: YEX 715-1 Matrix Number Side 2: YEX 716-1
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LABEL		Black and Yellow Parlophone Label
MIX		STEREO
MATRIX No.	SIDE 1	YEX 715-1
	SIDE 2	YEX 716-1
VINYL COLOR		BLACK
RECORD COMPANY'S NAME	LABEL	HIS MASTER'S VOICE (N.Z.) LIMITED
	COVER	His Master's Voice (N.Z.) Ltd.
RECORDING PUBLISHED CREDIT		(P) 1966 / P) 1967 / P) 1969
COVER FORM		Single type. Housed in a tri-flipback printed cover (half laminated printed cover).
PRINTER CREDIT		"Lithoed in New Zealand" by CSW
COVER DESIGN/ PHOTO/ NOTES		Front cover features artwork by Klaus Voormann Rear cover photograph is by Robert Whitaker
INNER SLEEVE		Plain White Inner Sleeve (maybe)
PRODUCER		George Martin
COMMENTS		In 1968, the label style changed once again. The new label style resembles closely the label style used by Parlophone in England. The albums originally issued on this label style was "Yellow Submarine (PMCM 7070)" only. His Master's Voice was a subsidiary of EMI Music and was set up in the 1930s under the HMV name in New Zealand. It was, until the 1970s, the biggest manufacturer and distributor of records in New Zealand. In addition to its own labels, HMV, Parlophone, Regal Zonophone, Capitol, and Columbia, it manufactured many others including Decca, Warner Brothers and, at times, Atlantic. In 1973 the HMV label was rebranded worldwide as EMI. New Zealand Parlophone did not issue Beatles LP's in stereo until early 1964. The existence of the first two LP's in stereo on this label is disputed.