BEATLES 1964 MONO SWAN S-4182-S SIE LIEBT DICH RARE ONE LINE TITLE VIRTUE STUDIO

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BEATLES 1964 SWAN 'SIE LIEBT DICH / I'LL GET YOU' RARE WHITE LABEL
45 WITH RARE THICK RED PRINT ONE-LINE TITLE WITH 'DON'T DROP OUT'


The vinyl appears stunningly glossy with NO scratches, scuffs or skips.
Bright 45 labels with NO writing, NO stickers, NO tears and NO tape.

The Original Swan S-4152 Sleeve is EX++ with absolutely NO seam splits.
Amazingly there's NO writing, NO tears and with nice corners.
There is some glue residue from the price sticker from over 50 years ago.


Does not have the George Martin production credit below running time.
The record lists the group as "DIE BEATLES" on its A side label.
All of copies of the original single have "VIRTUE STUDIO" hand etched markings in their trail off areas.

Super rare to find the East Coast copy with thick printed title all on one line.
You also get the hard to find ORIGINAL Swan 'She Loves You' sleeve !!
Both the Swan white/red label 45 and the Sleeve look awesome together !!

As the two US 1963 Vee Jay single releases 'Please Please Me/Ask Me Why' (VJ 498) and 'From Me To You/Thank You Girl' (VJ 522) did not climb high on the charts, George Martin landed a contact with Philadelphia based Swan Records to release the newest Beatles single, 'She Loves You/I'll Get You'.

A clause in the contract stipulated that if Swan Records were able to sell 50,000 copies of this particular record, they would then have right of first refusal on upcoming Beatles recordings. Unfortunately, this was not to be.

The initial release of the very first original issue was sporting red printing on a glossy white background. The single never made it to the magic number that would have kept the Beatles recording for the Swan record label.

When Capitol picked up the Beatles option with their release 'I Want To Hold Your Hand/I Saw Her Standing There', and Beatlemania hit, in 1964, Swan then re-released the single, only this time on a black label with silver print, which was their re-issue label colors. Another release (or re-release) is the blue print on a glossy white background, which was actually released in 1965, and never in tandem with the red on white label May 21, 1964.

Does not have the George Martin production credit below running time.
The record lists the group as "DIE BEATLES" on its A side label.
All of copies of the original single have "VIRTUE STUDIO" hand etched markings in their trail off areas.
On 21th. May 1964, Swan released a single pairing "Sie Liebt Dich (She Loves You)" with the same master recording "I'll Get You" that served as the B side to "She Loves You". The record lists the group as "DIE BEATLES" on its A side label. All copies of the original single have white labels with "DON'T DROP OUT" and have "VIRTUE STUDIO" hand etched markings in their trail off areas. None have any production credits. Fakes don't have 'Virtue' script.

Mallard Pressing has the German and English titles surrounded by quotation marks with the song title in thick red print all on one line.

RECORD LABEL Swan--White label with red print type 1-A
CATALOG NUMBER SWAN S-4182-S VINYL COLOR BLACK PRESS FACTORY
Philadelphia plant, Mallard Manufacturing Company MATRIX No.
SIDE 1 S - 4182 - S    VIRTUE STUDIO (hand etched)
SIDE 2
S - 4182 - I     VIRTUE STUDIO (hand etched)         RECORD TITLE
Thick Red Print all on one line (East Coast Version)
MIX MONO PUBLISHER'S NAME SIDE 1 Gil Music Corp. BMI SIDE 2 Northern Music Ltd. ASCAP  late 196

Machine script stamp in the deadwax:

S-4182-S Virtue Studio in script

S-4182-I  Virtue Studio in script

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