THE BEATLES *Yesterday And Today* 2nd State Butcher LP *Vinyl Capitol Mono*T2553

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178

The Beatles – Yesterday And Today

Label: Capitol Records T-2553

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Compilation, Mono, Second State - Butcher Cover

I want to be clear about this. To me I see ringos V on his collar but it does seem very subtle. I don’t want to say that this 100% for sure is a second state butcher cover but I personally think it is.

It also has the number 6 on the label on the back like second states do. But I wanted to clarify as the last thing I want to do is lie about something it’s not.

Hence why the price is low. Item is sold as is no refunds

Country: US

Released: Jun 20, 1966

Genre: Rock

Style: Beat, Pop Rock

Jacket Condition: VG++

Jacket Comments: 2ND STATE BUTCHER COVER. Has a small paper tear top left corner. Light ringwear rear. #6 stamped on bottom right of rear

Vinyl Condition: VG+

Record Comments: Scuffs and hairlines

Tracklist:

A1 Drive My Car

Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney

2:25

A2 I'm Only Sleeping

Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney

2:58

A3 Nowhere Man

Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney

2:40

A4 Dr. Robert

Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney

2:14

A5 Yesterday

Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney

2:04

A6 Act Naturally

Written-By – John Russell, Voni Morrison

2:27

B1 And Your Bird Can Sing

Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney

2:02

B2 If I Needed Someone

Written-By – George Harrison

2:19

B3 We Can Work It Out

Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney

2:10

B4 What Goes On?

Written-By – Lennon-McCartney, Starkey

2:44

B5 Day Tripper

Written-By – John Lennon-Paul McCartney

2:47

Companies, etc.

Pressed By – Capitol Records Pressing Plant, Los Angeles

Credits:

Producer – George Martin

Notes:

Underneath the regular cover in the picture shown is the so-called ''butcher'' cover of this release which induced such an outrage that the album was recalled and new artwork was created from an earlier Beatles photoshoot. A small number of copies escaped and appeared on the market nonetheless. These are known as ''first state'' butcher covers. Not wanting to lose time with waiting until the new covers were ready, Capitol decided to first use the new front slicks and glue them over the original artwork, to hide its offensive picture from the public eye. The (not too many) copies of this that came unto the market are known as ''second state'' butcher covers. These are descernible by checking the cover in the middle on the right hand side. If the ''butcher'' artwork is underneath, a dark triangle (of Ringo's turtleneck) shines through (see ''more images''). This one is very subtle. If the pasted slick is removed and the original artwork thus restored the release is known as a ''third state'' butcher cover

Released on a black Capitol label with rainbow rim

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Thanks for looking and GOOD LUCK!

Sold as is no refunds