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Think For Yourself |
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| Cutting Date: | 10 Nov 1965 |
| Format: | 7" Single Sided |
| Disc Manufacturer:: | EMI |
| Inscribed Text: | Ball Point |
| Cut By: | Ken Scott |
| Version: | Mono CV? |
| Duration: | 2:17 |
| Source: | eBay (Tracks Japan) |
| Disc I.D. | ACT-E119 |
| Value: | £TBC (2014) |
Recording History
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| 2014+ | Please provide details and images. | |||
| 2014 | £TBC | No Slips | eBay (Tracks Japan) #141416368894 | |
| 1981-2014 | Please provide details and images. | |||
10 Nov 1965 |
New | Cut | ||
2014 - Auction InfoEMI Original Acetate UK. Mono.
BACK SIDE IS BLANK One Shot Take. Sound has no Slips, it is Playable. (When played on Mono Cartilage, with reduced pressure) Description of Writings on the Label:
The writing 'KS' on the right side of the label is the initial of Ken Scott. Ken Scott who was one of the main engineers for the Beatles of that time, working in EMI Recording Studios.
Description of the writing 'Millie': "The label has the titles typed in black ink and the writing 'Millie' is by the previous owner as explained below. " "It was given to me in 1981 by Millie Kendall who is the Auntie of Paul McCartney (His Dad's sister). My Nan was an old friend of Mrs Kendall from WW2 when they met during the bombing of Liverpool and Birkenhead. We would visit her and her sister Gin every year for a good giggle and a fish and chip take away."
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