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OFF THE BEATLE TRACK (UAL 3377/UAS 6377)
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  • MONO (UAL 3377)
  • #1-1 MONO "Unknown Press"

  • STEREO (UAS 6377)
  • #2-1 STEREO "Unknown Press"


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    MONO Released

    #1-1 Off The Beatle Track (MONO 1st. Press: UAL 3377)
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    STEREO Released

    #2-1 Off The Beatle Track (STEREO 1st. Press: UAS 6377)
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    TITLE OFF THE BEATLE TRACK
    CATALOG NUMBER UAS 6377
    RELEASE DATE 10th. July 1964 / First Press
    TRACK LISTING SIDE 1 SIDE 2
    She Loves You
    Please, Please Me
    Can't Buy Me Love
    I Want To Hold Your Hand
    Don't Bother Me
    From Me To You
    All I Gotta Do
    Little Child
    I Saw Her Standing There
    This Boy
    All My Loving
    There's A Place
    FRONT -->Click! BACK -->Click! SIDE 1 -->Click! SIDE 2 -->Click! DISK
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    INNER SLEEVE
    FRONT COVER CLOSE UP
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    label Have a red banner at the top with "stereo" in white towards the left and running from the center to the right.
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    "OFF THE BEATLE TRACK - UNITED ARTISTS UAS 6377" in white on the banner.
    BACK COVER CLOSE UP
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    The white background front cover features  four Robert Freeman black and white photographs of George Martin and the group, three of which were taken at Abbey Road Studios.
    The back liner features a picture of Martin and the group, along with the track listing and a message from the Beatles about their producer.
    BACK COVER CLOSE UP
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    "Produced by: George Martin and Ron Richards" credit was printed at the bottom of the back cover.
    LABEL CLOSE UP
    label label Black label with the United Artists logo above the spindle hole."UNITED" is in gold and "ARTISTS" is in white. The upper perimeter contains a series of overlapping circles and solid colored circles in, from left to right, blue, gold, black, white and red.
    LABEL CLOSE UP
    label The lower perimeter has the phrase "United Artists Records, Inc. New York 19. N. Y. Made In U.S.A" in white uppercase letters.
    Have "HIGH FIDERITY STEREO" in large uppercase silver letters above the lower perimeter print.
    OTHER ITEM
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    LABEL Black label with overlapping circles at top
    MIX STEREO
    PRESS FACTORY
    SLEEVE Unknown
    VINYL
    Unknown
    MATRIX No. SIDE 1 A   UAS 6377 A-1A  (hand etched)
    SIDE 2 B    UAS 6377 B-1A  (hand etched)
    VINYL COLOR BLACK
    PUBLISHER'S NAME
    -
    COVER FORM Single type. Housed in a cardboard jacket.
    PRINTER CREDIT -
    COVER DESIGN/ PHOTO/ NOTES Photo: Robert Freeman
    INNER SLEEVE United Artists Original Company Sleeve
    PRODUCER George Martin and Ron Richards
    COMMENTS
    Off the Beatle Track is a 1964 album by George Martin & His Orchestra, released 10 July by United Artists Records (mono UAL 3377 / stereo UAS 6377) in the United States and 3 August by Parlophone in the United Kingdom.
    It is the first of a series of albums by Martin featuring instrumental arrangements of Beatles songs. It is also the first LP Martin released under his own name.

    The version of "This Boy" on the album is different from the version on the soundtrack LP and the recording used in the film.

    The white background front cover features  four Robert Freeman black and white photographs of George Martin and the group, three of which were taken at Abbey Road Studios.
    The back liner features a picture of Martin and the group, along with the track listing and a message from the Beatles about their producer.

    Black label with the United Artists logo above the spindle hole."UNITED" is in gold and "ARTISTS" is in white. The upper perimeter contains a series of overlapping circles and solid colored circles in, from left to right, blue, gold, black, white and red.



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