The Beatles·Revolver·UK Original 1966 Parlophone PMC Mono 7009

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EXTREMELY RARE ORIGINAL TRUE VERY EARLY 1ST UK MONO WITH WITHDRAWN MIX VERSION /REMIX 11/ OF 'TOMORROW NEVER KNOWS' WITH XEX-606-1 MATRIX NUMBER ON SIDE 2 PRESSING

THIS MIX WAS ONLY MANUFACTURED FOR ONE DAY IN 1966 BEFORE BEING REPLACED BY THE REGULAR MIX FOR ALL LATER PRESSINGS

BRILLIANT CAPSULE COPY FINAL UPGRADE AMAZING CONDITION

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COVER - EXCELLENT PLUS (EX+) ~ NEAR MINT MINUS (NM-) Original cardboard single type very early printed and made by 'Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd. Patents pending' PMC 7009 PCS 7009 catalog number laminate front features artwork by Klaus Voormann and matte flipback cover with "Trade Mark Of The Gramophone Co. Ltd.," text under the Parlophone logomark. This very early true 1st pressing withdrawn release has Dr. Robert printed on the jacket and Dr. Robert printed on the record label.

LABEL - Excellent (EX) Original Parlophone PMC-7009 catalog number black & yellow 'Made in Great Britain' label. This very early true 1st pressing withdrawn release has 'Dr. Robert' printed on the record label and 'Dr. Robert' printed on jacket. All later pressings have 'Doctor Robert'.

VINYL - Excellent (EX) Original thick plate glossy vinyl pressing with the very early true first matrix numbers in the trail-off vinyl (dead wax)

Side 1: XEX-605-2 R H

Side 2: XEX-606-1 M O 

The vinyl has only a few very light surface hairlines, Side 2 has a visible 0.5' hairline, but it can't be felt with a finger nail and doesn't affect the sound at all. The vinyl retains its beautiful shiny gloss and lustre.

INNER SLEEVE - Excellent (EX) Original The Gramophone Co.Ltd., white rice paper 'Patents Applied For' inner sleeve.

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