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I thought these would be interesting to share. My late father-in-law was an avid beatle fan and held on to all of his albums. He was born 1950. We inhereited these and I know about the beatles but nothing about their albums. Any information on them would be greatly appreciated. I tried to take the best pictures that I could :)
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hello i have the meet the beetles album also i saw on auction hunters an appraiser say its very rare album i believe it look up memorabila npbody has one i am still searchin for its worth have u had any luck
There are some variations of the Capitol ST-2047 which are rather valuable, the variety shown is a common variety, however, still a very nice lp. There are around 10 variations.
The valuable mono and stereo versions of this album do not have ASCAP or BMI licensing credits next to the song titles on the label and also no George Martin producer credit on the back of the jacket. These are true first pressings.