THIS IS THE ONE of the 1964-66 CANADIAN PRESSING on CAPITOL 'Rainbow' label [GN on Matrix]. MONO VERSION. SINGLE COVER. The cover is in VG(+) condition: normal wear BUT light discolouration/wear on/near corners, surface ringwear/edgewear, some brownish stains on rear, left spine is fully readable; for details see photos (with and without flashlight). The vinyl is in VG+ condition (some clicks) and plays wonderfully and without lessening in sound quality.

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THE BEATLES

RINGO STARR, JOHN LENNON, GEORGE HARRISON, PAUL McCARTNEY The most popular and influential rock act of all time, a band that blazed several new trails for popular music. "BEATLES '65" Produced in England by GEORGE MARTIN 1964    LP     CAPITOL RECORDS     T 2228   MONO PRINTED IN CANADA     ONE of the CANADIAN PRESSING 1964/1966 SINGLE SLEEVE HEAVY CARDBOARD COVER NOTES: Mono version with black and rainbow label. First version with the master made in Canada by Graham Newton at RCA GN is etched in deadwax Original had Pathé inner sleeve. THIS ONE without. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: none LABEL: CAPITOL - BLACK/RAINBOW LABEL w/LOGO on TOP - SILVER/BLUE TEXT
Catalog on cover: T 2228 Catalog on labels: T-2228 (T-X-1-2228) / T-2228 (T-X-2-2228)
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched): T1-2228-3   GN Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched): T2-2228-2  GN
On labels: rim text "Mfd. in Canada by Capitol Records of Canada..........Copyrighted." Recorded in England
On front cover: Litho in Canada
On back cover: Notes, Tracklist & Credits Printed in Canada   This Monophonic Microgroove.........Phonograph.
tracklisting Side A: NO REPLY - I'M A LOSER - BABY'S IN BLACK ROCK AND ROLL MUSIC - I'LL FOLLOW THE SUN - MR. MOONLIGHT Side B: HONEY DON'T - I'LL BE BACK - SHE'S A WOMAN I FEEL FINE - EVERYBODY'S TRYING TO BE MY BABY
grading RECORD VG+ but (please, read above description) SLEEVE VG(+) but (please, see pictures and read above description)
The Beatles released their latest official long-player, Beatles for Sale, in England on December 4 of 1964, capping a year of the most extraordinary activity ever seen on the part of a performing group. Meanwhile, back in the U.S., where sales were easily dwarfing the group's U.K. success by sheer weight of numbers, Capitol Records saw no reason to give 14 new songs to the waiting public, especially as they were sitting on one leftover song from the U.K. A Hard Day's Night album, and had a current single whose two sides, "I Feel Fine" and "She's a Woman," they could use to promote whatever they released. The result was Beatles '65, issued a little less than two weeks before the start of that year and ten days before Christmas. This was the first U.S. album on which the commingling of tracks started to wear on the originals...(AllMusic)