...Just ten days earlier Chicago's Vee-Jay Records released The Beatles' first album, Introducing... The Beatles, which had been delayed for release from the previous summer; perhaps as a result of the Vee-Jay release, Liberty Music Shops advertised in the New York Times of 12 January 1964, that Meet The Beatles was available for purchase on that date, an ad not authorized by Capitol. Read full entry
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- 1.Meet The Beatles! - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Singles from Meet The Beatles! "I Want to Hold Your Hand" Released: 13 January 1964 ... 1964, that Meet The Beatles was available ... In 2004, Meet The Beatles! ...
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- Meet the Beatles! Artist: The Beatles Rating: Release Date: January 20, 1964 Total Time: 26:43 Genre: Rock Review Most can call it from memory: the
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How much is the BEATLES* FIRST Can a professional collector
let me know how the BEATLES*
FIRST ALBUM MEET THE BEATLES
is worth?
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That depends on it's condition, among other things. Is it NEW, still sealed? Is it a first run pressing? Is it damaged in any way (scratches, tears, even minute dimples in the cover count as damage). These things all affect it's value. If it is sealed and in pristine condition, around $1200-$1500 US. If it is not sealed, around $10-50 US. |
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what is the difference between One has Beatles in brown and
the other orange. Is one worth
more than the other?
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I think you are getting confused. One is "With The Beatles", and one is "Meet The Beatles". They both have very similar covers though, but different songs, and were released at different dates. JackoTheDweeb |
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Reissues sold as originals for its a Stero album made by
capitol. But the actuall
record has a green apple. Also
it has Beatles in Red
lettering. Let me knoww.
also an abbey road and the red
album. "please please me" on
both sides.
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Original pressings had the black Capitol label with a rainbow band around the edge. The Apple label was put on in the early 70's, but the cover remained the same, with all the Capitol markings. They're very common, and would have to be stone cold mint to be worth anything. Even then they'd probably only fetch less than twenty bucks. |
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