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	Love Me Do Lyrics - The Beatles
		Their next audition was later in the year for Parlophone Records, and after several takes of a cover song called "Besame Mucho," they played this, which got them their first record deal.
		When they played this for Parlophone Records, the producer they auditioned for was George Martin, who became a key figure in Beatles history as he helped shape their sound.
		When they recorded this on Sept. 4, Ringo was their drummer, but when George Martin decided this would be the single, he had them record it again a week later.
	home.att.net /~chuckayoub/Love_Me_Do_Lyrics.html (723 words)

	Beatles UK singles, Identification Guide
		While the American Beatles singles on Capitol Records were all released originally with the same label style, this was not true for their singles from England.
		I might note that all later records which feature the "Ringo" version of the song were dubbed from a single, for the original tapes of that take (and associated mix) were destroyed.
		Records with the rim print in ALL CAPITALS are more common than records with the rim print in Large and Small letters.
	meltingpot.fortunecity.com /kirkland/266/btls/uk/uksing.htm (1484 words)

	Parlophone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Under EMI, Parlophone released mainly spoken-word and novelty/comedy label material, such as the comedy recordings of The Goons.
		That changed in 1962, when Parlophone's young AandR manager George Martin signed a rising new Liverpool pop band, The Beatles, who soon turned Parlophone into one of the world's most famous and sought-after record labels.
		The glamour of The Beatles association led to many other pop/rock artists signing to the label, including Queen (band), The Easybeats, The Church, Radiohead, Coldplay, Kylie Minogue, Pet Shop Boys, Blur (and, subsequently, Gorillaz), Jesus Jones and Dubstar.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Parlophone (218 words)

	VH1.com : George Martin : Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Parlophone released records in every category from classical to "race" (i.e., R&B), but the label's top artists during the early '50s were Scottish dance music star Jimmy Shand, Roberto Inglez, a Scotsman (real name Bob Ingles) who specialized in Latin music, conductor Karl Haas, and the London Baroque Ensemble.
		Martin joined the record industry just as it was going through a vast technological transition, from 78s to LPs and 45s -- a process that EMI, owing to a certain ossified quality in its management, was slow to join -- and to magnetic tape as a means of recording.
		Most importantly, by working with the group, and not simply working on their recordings, as was the custom of many producers, Martin educated them and started an evolutionary process in their thinking and writing that they never would have found working the Cavern Club or any of the other stages they were playing.
	www.vh1.com /artists/az/martin_george/bio.jhtml (2126 words)

	About The Beatles: Discography: Christmas EPs
		Over 70,000 records were pressed, as the band had gotten much more popular since 1963.
		Recorded during the 'White Album' sessions, the 1968 Christmas disc was not recorded with the band together at Abbey Road.
		This record was also recorded separately by each Beatle in their own homes and compiled and arranged later.
	aboutthebeatles.com /discography_ep_christmas.html (305 words)

	Parlophone Label
		When the Beatles began recording for Parlophone, the company's label was in the middle of a design change.
		The Parlophone logo ("£" in the circle) was originally printed in a cream or light tan color.
		The "A" indicates the A-side of the record and is printed on both sides of a double A-side disc.
	www.geocities.com /flangehead2/Labels/Parlophone.html (1362 words)

	Beatles Dutch 45's, Identification Guide
		Records that were unique to Holland or "originated" there were given an "HHR" prefix and were pressed on the Odeon label.
		Records that were viewed as related to the German releases also came out on the Odeon label, with five-digit catalog numbers.
		Both the HHR series and Parlophone's "R" series were being issued as Parlophone records, with the label now closely resembling the current British one, with rim print mentioning the Parlophone Co. Ltd..
	meltingpot.fortunecity.com /kirkland/266/btls/hol/hol45.htm (840 words)

	MTV.com - George Martin
		But with over a billion copies sold of records and songs whose making he supervised (and they are still selling, with billions of pounds and dollars spent on them), he has earned a knighthood and been the subject of a 151-song, six-CD set devoted to his work as a music director.
		The Parlophone label in those days was part of the EMI organization, but it was a poor relation to such labels as Columbia (the British imprint, no relation to the American company of that name) and HMV Records.
		AIR could have been a record label as well -- the collective experience of its four founders was more than most record companies have started with -- but for the fact that it was under-capitalized.
	www.mtv.com /bands/az/martin_george/bio.jhtml (2113 words)

	OKEH RECORDS: The Origins of Okeh (1918-1920)
		Domestic's first records were 7-inch fine-groove vertical cut discs produced by the Domino Record Company, a short-lived venture unrelated to the 1920s label of the same name.
		Patent records show that he assigned rights to several phonograph cabinet designs to the company in 1916, and he also worked closely with inventor Thomas Kramer, an associate from the American Record Company days.
		Foregoing the stodginess that then characterized the American recording establishment at the time, Okeh soon began to scour the nation for performers and material that was often far removed from the mainstream.
	www.mainspringpress.com /okeh.html (2478 words)

	Beatles Records, Beatles records on vinyl, rare Beatles records (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Beatles Records, Beatles records on vinyl, rare Beatles records Beatles Albums, Beatles 45s, and Beatles rare vinyl releases on Capitol Records, Vee Jay Records, Parlophone records, MGM Records, Odeon records, Atco Records, Polydor Records, Swan Records, Savage Records, Tollie Records, Apple Records, Decca Records, United Artists Records, and Capital Records.
		Beatles records can be found in almost any country on a variety of different and unique labels.
		Records without the BMI or ASCAP designations are relatively scarce and are worth significantly more than the other subsequent variations.
	www.beatlecollectors.com /pages/11/index.htm (1313 words)

	www.myspace.com/athleteband
		It had all begun with a debut gig to a handful of mates in a Deptford pub in March 2002 - the same month that their bouncing debut single ‘Westside’ was released in the UK.
		At that stage, they hadn’t even finished writing Vehicles And Animals, let alone recording it, but the Deptford show set them on a path to success that would culminate almost 200 gigs later in January 2004 with a triumphant sell out date a few miles up the road at Brixton Academy in London.
		Recorded in Sussex and London and mixed in New York, the result is Tourist, an album that, happily, more than matches the band’s ambitions.
	www.myspace.com /athleteband (2112 words)

	onhifi.com -- Music Archives
		The moptops apparently despised what Capitol was doing to their records, which was the whole point of the notoriously collectable "Butcher" cover for the US release Yesterday.
		The early Parlophone records were monaural, but Capitol released them as artificially enhanced "stereo" -- primarily increased reverb and the use of slight differences between the channels to make the mix seem "bigger."
		I never heard any of the Parlophone releases until the late 1970s, so for me at least, the Capitol mixes were simply how the Beatles were supposed to sound.
	www.onhifi.com /music/20041201.htm (1044 words)

	Signed Albums
		The most common signed Beatles LP covers are those on the British "Parlophone Records" label, namely Please, Please Me and With The Beatles.
		American "Capitol Records" versions of Beatles albums are among the hardest to find as they signed very little while touring the States in 1964, 1965 and 1966 - especially when compared to 1963, their most prolific signing year.
		This is an excellent copy of The Beatles first LP on Parlophone Records, entitled "Please, Please Me", which has been signed on the reverse by all four members very nicely in varying shades of blue ballpoint.
	www.beatlesautographs.com /signed_albums.htm (1237 words)

	Beltona Records
		Throughout Europe the recording engineers pursued this policy, and amongst the genres recorded was the folk music of the country in which they were operating.
		Suddenly records were being issued that would have little or no appeal outside Scotland and even in Scotland would have perhaps been regarded with some suspicion by the more genteel record buyer.
		He arranged for Beltona to record twelve sides of dance music by the Sutherland Orchestra (consisting of London studio musicians) to be recorded on behalf of the Society, the records would be for sale in the normal way.
	www.mustrad.org.uk /articles/beltona.htm (2010 words)

	George Harrison: All Things Must Pass (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		While George Harrison’s death on November 29, 2001 reminded me that I’d never formally written about this album, it also reminded me that is one of the discs I most often go to when I need a fix of his post-Beatle greatness.
		The songs on this album were being stored up by George during the last several years of recording with his former band.
		George’s creative cup was running over by that time and when the Beatles finally called in quits in 1970, he was primed to record these cuts on his own.
	www.birdpages.co.uk /magazine2/georgeharrisonallthingsmustpass2.htm (404 words)

	Blues4u Modern Artists - Dr. John (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		He made his first recording under his own name, "Storm Warning", for Rex during that same year, and others followed on Ace and AFO Records with little success.
		John continued to record throughout the 70s and 80s for numerous labels, among them United Artists Records, Horizon and Clean Cuts, the latter releasing Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack, a solo piano album, in 1981.
		He recorded Bluesiana Triangle with jazz musicians Art Blakey and David "Fathead" Newman and released In A Sentimental Mood, a collection of interpretations of standards including a moody duet with Rickie Lee Jones, on Warner Brothers Records.
	www.allblues4u.com /artists/drjohn.htm (702 words)

	Beatles 45's, Beatles picture sleeve 45s, Beatles vinyl forty fives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Having this record in Iran could mean death for the owner.
		This record is a must for serious collectors and will be the pride of your collection.
		It is a "picture sleeve" 45 RPM monophonic microgroove recording, manufactured and released in Denmark on August 23, 1963.
	www.beatlecollectors.com /pages/4 (1042 words)

	She Loves You.info - Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		She Loves You as it was first released on 45 in the UK on Parlophone Records, on August 23, 1963, backed with I'll Get You as it later was in the US.
		She Loves You was also released in the UK by Parlophone Records on an EP called "Beatles' Million Sellers" on December 6, 1965, along with I Want To Hold Your Hand, Can't Buy Me Love and I Feel Fine.
		Recorded in Paris in late January, 1964, the German language version Sie Liebt Dich, backed by Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand, was released by Odeon Records in West Germany just over one month later on March 5.
	www.shelovesyou.info /slygallery2.html (322 words)

	Press Release - Parlophone and Radio 1 offer Gorillaz TV on demand
		EMI Music UK label, Parlophone is offering exclusive animated footage from Gorillaz Demon Days Live in Manchester, across a number of digital platforms in a first for BBC Radio 1.
		We are also offering fans the opportunity to pre-order and download the live from Manchester version of the Gorillaz new single Dirty Harry, on to their mobile before the physical release date (21st November).
		EMI Music was the first major record company to establish a dedicated Digital Media division in 1998.
	www.24-7pressrelease.com /view_press_release.php?rID=9276 (709 words)

	The Parlophone Record Label (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Here is what I hope will become the definitive resource on the net for collectors and dealers in UK produced vinyl albums during probably the best era for pop music there has been.
		Another tantalising thing about Parlophone was that, like the other EMI labels Columbia and HMV, Parlophone's label changed in 1962 - just after The Beatles released their first LP and single.
		The wording appears under the yellow Parlophone name, and is a good general way of assessing whether that copy of one of The Beatles' frst two albums is an original pressing.
	www.users.zetnet.co.uk /searchers/parlophone.htm (311 words)

	Beatles Box sets
		The records were pressed in Australia with their original labels (orange Australian Parlophone and green Apple).
		The eighty records were housed in eight cream-colored slip cases and could be stored on a two-shelf, wooden stand that came as part of the whole package.
		All records were packaged in their original covers and with their original enclosures (Sgt. Pepper's cut-out sheet, The Beatles four glossies and one poster.) The LPs were encased in a blue, textured cardboard box with a fold-open top.
	www.rarebeatles.com /boxsets/boxset.htm (4365 words)

	LIGHT YEARS 2000 PARLOPHONE RECORDS UK
		The first album with new record label parlophone, was to be a homecoming of disco fused with the adrenalin of 1990's dance-pop Rhythm Of Love.
		Kylie was back towards her high energy routines and had anted to make this album pure fun from start to finish.
		Miles Leonard and Jamie nelosn of Parlophone both state what a joy it was to work with Kylie, they stated the album was an introduction towards the world stage.
	www.geocities.com /kylieimpossibleprincess/LY.html (643 words)

	Parlophone Records on Almondnet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Our Label is a brand new interactive Parlophone club which aims to bring members news and exclusives on artists on Our Label...
		Parlophone is part of the EMI Group within EMI Music UK and Ireland...
		Paul McCartney was commissioned by EMI Records in 1996 to compose a major orchestral work to mark EMI's...
	www.ncpm.co.uk /popmusic/parlophone_records.html (314 words)

	Heroes Of UK Hip Hop - Silver Bullet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		After this, came, his debut as a solo artist 'Bring Forth The Guillotine' also on Tam Tam records, which was so successful that it prompted two other official remixes, one by Ben Chapman and the other by Norman Cook.
		As well as featuring on many other artists records like Jonny L, Outcast (not THE Outkast), Monkey Mafia, Ben Chapman, to name a few, Silver Bullet relaunched himself as a solo artist onto the hip hop scene in 1998 as Silvah Bullet with 12's 'Dem Beass', 'Chemissinyadiss' and 'Jewelz And Diamondz' on Arthrob.
		Apparently, an album was recorded on Arthrob, but was never released, confirmation of this would be nice.
	heroesofukhiphop.com /SilverBullet.htm (319 words)

	Guide to KAP Papers, UM Libraries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Library of Congress Recording Library LC 1665 through 1672, 1949 (Inscribed by KAP).
		Library of Congress Recording Library LC 1674 through 1683, 1949 (Inscribed by KAP).
		Library of Congress Recording Library LC 1695 through 1703, 1949 (Inscribed by KAP).
	www.lib.umd.edu /ARCV/kap/kaprbis10.html (3505 words)

	Off Its Face : Featured record label : Credence Records
		Credence’s parent label Parlophone had always been known for developing guitar-based groups like Radiohead and Blur but had never made a mark on dance music.
		People have said, You’re going to be another Defected, but we’ve tried to steer away from that and concentrate on records that we love ourselves, records that will appeal to a wide udience but still keep that cool, underground edge.
		The perfect example of this is Par-T-One’s ‘I’m So Crazy’, probably the most exciting record of the year, with it’s frantic punk shouting, noisy guitars and loose house beats.
	www.offitsface.com /c-label-credence.html (1042 words)

	Coldplay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Following their appearance at the Glastonbury Festival the band released The Blue Room EP and concentrated on recording their debut album.
		Coldplay received a lot of press during the recording of their second album, with Martin stating that if it was not up to standard then they would give up.
		A Rush Of Blood To The Head turned out to be a strong follow-up, with tracks such as "In My Place", "The Scientist" and the stunning "Clocks" matching the freshness of their debut.
	musicstore.mymmode.com /artist.do?artistID=115381 (413 words)

	George Harrison: All Things Must Pass (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The flaw in this diamond hasn’t changed; the Apple Jam songs should have been put on a separate disc the same way the original was on the album.
		The jams are pretty formless and could have been recorded by any garage band.
		Luckily, ‘All Things Must Pass’ has passed this way again, and rock is all the better for it.
	www.birdpages.co.uk /magazine2/georgeharrisonallthingsmustpass.htm (1006 words)

	EMI Records (UK)
		The name of the parent company for EMI Records (UK) is EMI Records Ltd., this is not the name of a label though it is the official company name.
		All releases on EMI imprints will carry the official company name (EMI Records Ltd.), to show that they hold the licences for their releases.
		Additive, Blue Note, Capitol Records, Capitol Records / EMI-Medley (Denmark), Caroline Records, Chemistry, Chrysalis, EMI (Belgium), EMI (Philippines), EMI (Singapore), EMI - Odeón, EMI Bovema BV, EMI Classics, EMI Columbia Austria, EMI Czech Republic s.r.o.
	e.discogs.com /label/EMI+Records+(UK) (488 words)

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