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The Beatles - Beatles VI Album

Beatles Capitol Records Beat Pop Rock 1965
The Beatles - Beatles VI Album
Performer: The Beatles
Genre: Rock
Title: Beatles VI
MP3 album size: 2719 mb
FLAC album size: 2292 mb
Style: Beat, Pop Rock
Country: US
Released: 14 Jun 1965
Catalog number: T 2358, T-2358
Label: Capitol Records
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Tracklist


1You Like Me Too Much
Written-By – George Harrison
2:34
2What You're Doing2:30
3Yes It Is2:40
4Dizzy Miss Lizzie
Written-By – Larry Williams
2:51
5Eight Days A Week2:43
6Kansas City
Written-By – Jerry Leiber-Mike Stoller
2:30
7Every Little Thing2:01
8I Don't Want To Spoil The Party2:33
9Words Of Love
Written-By – Buddy Holly
2:10
10Bad Boy
Written-By – Larry Williams
2:17
11Tell Me What You See2:35

Versions


CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
ST 2358The Beatles Beatles VI ‎(LP, Album, Los)Capitol RecordsST 2358USUnknown
T 2358, T-2358The Beatles Beatles VI ‎(LP, Album, Mono, Promo)Capitol Records, Capitol RecordsT 2358, T-2358US1965
ST-2358, ST 2358The Beatles Beatles VI ‎(LP, RE, Gre)Capitol Records, Capitol RecordsST-2358, ST 2358Canada1969
ST 2358, ST-2358The Beatles Beatles VI ‎(LP, Album)Capitol Records, Capitol RecordsST 2358, ST-2358US1965
C1-90445The Beatles Beatles VI ‎(LP, Album, RE)Capitol RecordsC1-90445US1988
CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
T 2358, T-2358The Beatles Beatles VI ‎(LP, Album, Mono, Scr)Capitol Records, Capitol RecordsT 2358, T-2358US1965
ST 2358The Beatles Beatles VI ‎(LP, Album, Los)Capitol RecordsST 2358USUnknown
T 2358, T-2358The Beatles Beatles VI ‎(LP, Album, Mono, Promo)Capitol Records, Capitol RecordsT 2358, T-2358US1965
ST-2358, ST 2358The Beatles Beatles VI ‎(LP, RE, Gre)Capitol Records, Capitol RecordsST-2358, ST 2358Canada1969
ST 2358, ST-2358The Beatles Beatles VI ‎(LP, Album)Capitol Records, Capitol RecordsST 2358, ST-2358US1965

Credits


  • Producer – George Martin
  • Vocals – George Harrison (tracks: A2, A3, B2), John Lennon (tracks: A2, A4 to A6, B2 to B5), Paul McCartney (tracks: A1, A2, A5 to B2, B4, B5)
  • Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney (tracks: A2, A5, B1, B2, B4, B5)
  • Producer – George Martin

Notes


Version with text : sold in u.k. subject to resale price conditions, see price list

Track B3 "Dizzy Miss Lizzie" on sleeve and "Dizzy Miss Lizzy" on label.Recorded In England.

A first pressing, with a black rainbow label without "subsidiary" rim text, "Words Of Love" credited to ASCAP.

Back cover listing songs and the note: 'see label for correct playing order'. Released at the same time were back covers with correct playing order.

(Source for release date and label details: Price Guide For the Beatles American Records, 6th Edition - Perry Cox and Frank Daniels.)

This pressing is from Capitol's Scranton plant, identified in the matrix with an IAM triangle stamp.

Original pressings came with olive colored Capitol inner sleeve.

Barcodes


  • Rights Society: Mecolico
  • Rights Society: BIEM
  • Rights Society: NCB
  • Matrix / Runout (Label A): YEEX.112
  • Matrix / Runout (Label B): YEEX.113
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout A): YEEX 112-A15
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout B): YEEX 113-A16
  • Matrix / Runout (S 2 T etc.on b side etched out ---): S 2 T 2451
  • Matrix / Runout (Label A): T-X-1-2358
  • Matrix / Runout (Label B): T-X-2-2358
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A, variant 1): T1-2358-F7 A2 IAM
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B, variant 1): T1-2358-G6 A3 IAM
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A, stamped, variant 2): T1-2358-G6 IAM
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A, stamped, variant 2): T2-2358-F5 IAM
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A, stamped, Variant 3): T1-2358-F1 IAM
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B, stamped, Variant 3): T2-2358-G6 A3 IAM
  • Pressing Plant ID: "IAM" in a small triangle on both sides
  • Rights Society: BMI
  • Rights Society: ASCAP
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A, stamped, Variant 4): T1-2358-F1 #3 IAM
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B, stamped, Variant 4): T2-2358-G4 #2 IAM

Companies


  • Pressed By – Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Scranton
  • Printed By – Garrod & Lofthouse
  • Record Company – The Gramophone Co. Ltd.
  • Published By – Macmelodies
  • Published By – Northern Songs
  • Published By – Southern Music
  • Published By – Essex Music

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Andromathris
I can see from reading these comments that I am going to have to go back and do some more homework on the records I have already listed. Meanwhile, I have a copy of Beatles VI that I am clueless on how to list. The catalog number is the same for '65, '68, '71 and '75. I bought the record in the late '80s. The guy who ran the record shop, and from whom I bought a ton of records, told me that he could get me original records from the '60s and '70s so I assumed that that is what I got when I bought all of these. How can I tell if my record is from 1965, 1968, 1971, or 1975? I have looked at the runout but that doesn't tell me much. It has the catalog number in there and tells me which side of the record I am looking at but what does the H27 on side one and the H24 on side two mean? These are numbers that are etched into the runout, not stamped.
Deeroman
Thanks. Mine has the Capital label. I wasn't an aficionado when I bought these, just buying up music that I grew up with. I have a lot of homework to do I guess. Thanks again.
I am hcv men
Click on “View All” when you’re on the release page. At the top of the list use the search box and enter H27.Only 2 releases are listed with that matrix number, 1978 & 1983. The 1978 has a purple Capitol label and the 1983 would have the black label with the rainbow around the perimeter of the label. That should help narrow it down.
Sarin
mine matches the first listed excpt has an orange sleeve "join the teen beat" and has different runout numbers.
Isha
nice record and imy mint copy from 65 is awesome
Άνουβις
My release is very similar to this one, although mine is lacking the IAM stamp in the runout, and the runout on both sides is similar to the format that tolteke2007 posted below. I'm wondering if I should copy this and make a new release? None of the other Mono releases are as similar as this one is.
Quynaus
Matrix/Runout Side 1 etched: TI-2358-P7PMatrix/Runout Side 2 etched: T2-2358-T8P
Jediathain
I have a vinyl copy of this album that's slightly different from the ones listed here. The record lable is an apple; green whole apple on side 1, and white sliced in half apple on side 2. The thing that is different is that it says it is manufactured by Capital Records in small print at the bottom. Also, the jacket does not have the Gold Seal. Any idea when and where this was manufactured?
Hulis
I have the same issue. I think we have the same album. Let me know if you find an answer.
Moogugore
i have a record with a catalog number of ST 2358, but the the label isn't orange capitol or apple, it's black capitol with a color ring. so where does that leave me as far as pressing/reissue goes?
Hǻrley Quinn
First presses of Beatles VI, like all of their Capitol albums, were issued first on black label with colorbands. Capitol returned to this style in the 80's. But the big difference is that the 80's label have small black print towards the bottom of the labels. If yours has small black print, it is from the 80's and not original. 'Sealed' copies of Beatle albums can be very suspicious. True original sealed copies of Beatle albums are rare but not impossible to find. Prices for 'original' lps, sealed or otherwise, are still ridiculously priced on sites such as eBay. Being a true vinyl 'snob', I see very little value in Beatles' reissues with the orange Capitol label, the Apple label, and the black label colorbands that reappeared in the eighties. The first reissues of Beatle albums sans the black colorband were the mostly green (with a little purple) labels which appeared around 1970. These are already reissues of reissues, as the original albums were repressed with slight variations of the black colorband through the 60's. Beatle albums with black label and colorband and sans any small black print (found in the lower colorband) are from the 60's. Again, if there is print in the band, it was issued in the eighties and not an original. The trick with 'original' presses is to find one in near mint shape. Good luck.
MisterQweene
One of the weakest albums in the Beatles' catalog. This release has no english counterpart; it is your typical american Capitol Beatles' lp -- eleven songs patched together from other british albums.The highlights are "What You're Doing" and "Every Little Thing", two very pleasant pop tunes. A real surprise is "Kansas City / Hey Hey Hey" which is one of the Beatles' best rockers. As on "Long Tall Sally", McCartney challenges Little Richard's version of this song and wins by default. The Beatles wisely changed Holly's "Words of Love" very little. It's a nice tribute to Buddy."Yes It Is" is a melancholy beauty, with tasteful use of guitar feedback.Except for the trademark guitar riff on "Eight Days a Week", the song is unremarkable, as is "I Don't Want to Spoil the Party". Add to the list of forgettable Beatles' songs "Tell Me What You See" and Harrison's awkward "You Like Me Too Much".Curiously, Lennon seems uninspired on the Larry Williams' songs "Bad Boy" and "Dizzy Miss Lizzie". Maybe because Lennon did such a spectacular cover of Williams' "Slow Down" previously, these two songs seem to pale before the originals.Truly, we can't blame the Beatles' for this collection. Capitol Records is the guilty party. And this compilation is easily the worst patchwork compilation of Beatles' tunes.
Nirad
Growing up, this album, the U.S. release "The Beatles 2nd Album" and AM radio were my initial exposure to the Beatles. Therefore Beatles VI is a personally strong release. I think with the case of the Beatles. Many people will remember getting their first records out of order, like I did. In addtion, the mono version always "sounds right" to me.
Jox
I Don't Want To Spoil The Party is Rock N Roll :) Amazing !
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