Beatles-SOUVENIR OF THEIR VISIT TO AMERICA Oval VeeJay w. Cardboard Mint- Cover
  $   147

 


$ 147 Sold For
Sep 11, 2016 Sold Date
Sep 1, 2016 Start Date
$   50 Start price
14   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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EXTREMELY RARE EP

(Seldom Do You See The Cover In This Nice A Condition!!)

Beatles

"SOUVENIR OF THEIR VISIT TO AMERICA"

VeeJay 64-3915

I have every reason to believe this is real, but please do your research BEFORE bidding. No returns on this one.

  • Hard Cardboard Sleeve
  • Front slick folded over back with back slick pasted on top (see pic)
  • Side 1 Matrix Numbers: HT 64-3915-1 also has "JRJ"? in inner wax
  • Side 2 Matrix Numbers: HT 64-3916-2 also has "URJ" in inner wax

Capitol in the USA repeatedly turned down the Beatles for most of 1963. So The Beatles' first two 1963 singles and an altered version of their first album were released by Vee-Jay Records. Vee-Jay Records was a small company with few resources. As a result of little publicity or promotion, the records sold poorly. Vee-Jay lost the rights to the Beatles for nonpayment of royalties. The smaller Swan Records received the rights to the "She Loves You" single. When the Beatles were booked to perform on the popular Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964, Capitol finally exercised its option and said yes to the Beatles in November 1963. In a legal settlement with Capitol Records, Vee-Jay received rights to market the Beatle recordings they possessed until October 10, 1964, at which point all rights to all EMI Beatle recordings in the United States were assigned to Capitol Records. Vee-Jay's offering, an EP titled Souvenir of Their Visit to America, was a great success. However, because part of the EP's sales were through mail-order offers, the trade magazines refused to chart the EP.

All songs from the Please Please Me LP.

Side one

No.

Title

Writer(s)

Lead singer

Length

1.

"Misery"  

John Lennon and Paul McCartney

John Lennon

1:48

2.

"A Taste of Honey"  

Ric Marlow and Bobby Scott

Paul McCartney

2:04

 

Side two

No.

Title

Writer(s)

Lead singer

Length

1.

"Ask Me Why"  

John Lennon and Paul McCartney

John Lennon

2:28

2.

"Anna (Go to Him)"  

Arthur Alexander

John Lennon

2:58

 

I've had this record in my collection since 1980 and never played it

This is visually graded as Record VG+ - has a couple of scuffs

Cover = M-

SOLD "AS IS" - No Returns

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I AM SELLING MY RECORD COLLECTION AFTER HOLDING ON TO IT FOR ALMOST 45 YEARS. I WILL BE POSTING MANY MORE ITEMS (MOSTLY SCARCE BEATLE/SOLO BEATLES) RECORDS THAT I COLLECTED FROM AROUND THE WORLD. RARE STUFF YOU DO NOT NORMALLY SEE. IN ALMOST ALL CASES I PLAYED THE RECORD POSSIBLY ONCE, IF EVER (TRUE COLLECTOR!!)--IT'S IN THE SAME CONDITION I GOT IT IN. ALL GRADINGS ARE VISUAL GRADINGS. ALMOST EVERYTHING IS MINT OR VG+ AND I WILL TRY MY BEST TO PUT A CONSERVATIVE GRADE ON ALL.

 Sold "As is"


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***BUYERS OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPMENTS ONCE THEY ARE SHIPPED--UNLESS YOU REQUEST AND PAY FOR TRACKING (WHEN AVAILABLE). I CAN NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PACKAGES ONCE THEY LEAVE THE UNITED STATES. I WILL BE ABLE TO PROVIDE THE CUSTOMS DECLARATION FORM NUMBER BUT THAT USUALLY IS NOT TRACKABLE***I WILL NOT SHIP TO CROATIA--SORRY***.

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Thank you for bidding and Good Luck!

 


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