INTRODUCING THE BEATLES-VJ,MONO,COLUMN BACK,LOVE ME DO

$

610

Recorded in 1963 and released in 1964, come The Beatles with their LP Introducing The Beatles on Vee-Jay 1062 MONO. Rare column back, also known as the title back cover. The last song on Side l is Love Me Do and the first song on Side ll is P.S. I Love You. This is a very rare column back issue, with those songs, as they were soon to be replaced. The cut Love Me Do was replaced with the song Ask Me Why and the song P.S. I Love You was replaced with Please Please Me. Original color band around the edges of the label with an oval logo! The main body of the label is black. Label reads both Long Playing and Microgroove. In original Sears shrink!! This was available at the Chicago Sears store only! This version is extremely rare and is the FIRST column back!

Please see my other auctions for more rare Beatle items, including the Please Please Me version of this LP!

COVER IN SEARS SHRINK!!

Cover is MINT MINUS, wax is VG++ and labels are MINT MINUS!!! 

THIS LP IS AN ORIGINAL!!!

Any glares/reflections in photos are just from my camera!

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