THE BEATLES 1962 to 1966, the red album. .

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Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band – Yellow vinyl (France, Netherlands, Spain) Red vinyl (Australia, France, Japan) gray marble vinyl (Canada) clear, blue, white, purple, green, orange vinyl (France)

The Beatles 1962–1966 (2023 Edition): 3LP Red Album

The speculation for the reissues is that the initial 2LP/CD editions will each be expanded to triple album sets and contain for unreleased song ‘Now and Then’. Magical Mystery Tour (Odeon OP-9728 stereo) Both the original 1967 release and the 1970 Apple reissue (AP-9728) were pressed on red vinyl. This LP had a white obi with blue print for both issues. Beatles Without the Beatles (Odeon OR-7244 stereo) This late 1965/early 1966 LP was not a Beatles album, but was instead a Japan-only compilation album of Beatles’ songs as covered by other artists. It’s noteworthy because of the unusual photo of the Beatles on the cover. The obi was likely the blue obi with the half circle on top.The Beatles (White Album) (Apple AP-8570-1 stereo) This January, 1969 release was issued on red vinyl and had a numbered cover with included photo inserts and a poster, as with the U.S. pressings. This LP was issued with a green die-cut obi with an Apple logo that was wider than the rest of the obi. A Hard Day’s Night (Odeon OP-7123 stereo) The last of three titles by the Beatles to be issued in 1964 with the “half obi.” This album was also reissued in 1966, 1967, and in 1970 (Apple AP-8147). This album had a cover that was unique to Japan, with a shot taken from the film that shows the band playing. Beatles VI (Apple AP-80035) Despite being released in the U.S. in 1965, Beatles VI wasn’t released in Japan until 1970. This LP had a white obi with a green die-cut Apple. The red vinyl pressing was very limited, and this title is one of the hardest Japanese Beatles LPs to find on red vinyl.

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The Beatles final song 'Now and Then' is coming on 3 November, 2023 with the expanded 'Red' and 'Blue' albums out 10 November. The Early Beatles (Apple AP-80034) Despite being released in the U.S. in 1965, The Early Beatles wasn’t released in Japan until 1970. This LP had a white obi with a green die-cut Apple. A Hard Day’s Night (Odeon EAS-70132) Red vinyl 1982 issue. Reissued in 1986 with same number and different obi.Yellow Submarine (Apple AP-8610 stereo) This March, 1969 release had a white obi with red print and an Apple logo. The Beatles 1962-1966 (EMI/Odeon 302-0088/89) 2 LP set on red vinyl, probably from 1978. It’s likely that there was a blue vinyl pressing of The Beatles 1967-1970 set from Ecuador, as well, but we cannot confirm this. While most of the variations are well known and documented, putting together a comprehensive list of all of the Beatles colored vinyl albums from Japan is difficult and perhaps impossible. Both “Now And Then” and “Love Me Do” are mixed in stereo and Dolby Atmos®, and the single release features original cover art by renowned artist Ed Ruscha. Beatles For Sale (Odeon EAS-70133) Red vinyl 1982 issue. Reissued in 1986 with same number and different obi.

1962 - 1966: The Red Album Vinyl 2LP - The Beatles

Some collectors, for example, like to collect colored vinyl records. Many collectors like to collect records by the Beatles. King Crimson – In the Court of the Crimson… A Japanese pressing of In the Court of the Crimson… (3,200)As far as we know, the titles listed above are the only Beatles colored vinyl albums that were released on colored vinyl when originally released.

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Rubber Soul (Odeon OP-7450 stereo) The orginal March, 1966 pressing has the blue obi with the half circle at the top. Reissued in 1967 with a green Odeon obi and again in 1970 with a green Apple obi and a different catalog number (AP-8156). Netherlands This purple vinyl pressing of The Beatles Greatest from the Netherlands is quite hard to find. People collect records for all kinds of reasons and different collectors are drawn to collecting different types of records. Sometimes, however, these diverse interests can intersect.The Sgt. Pepper and Love Songs LPs were widely imported into the United States when they were new. The other titles are rarely seen outside of Canada. These red vinyl pressings used a different vinyl formula from the red vinyl pressings of the 1960s and early 1970s, with a lighter, more translucent color. Beatles 1967-1970 (Odeon EAS 50023/24) 1982 release on blue vinyl – same number as above, but different obi Reel Music (SV-12199) Numbered, limited edition on yellow vinyl in 1982. These were promotional items.