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The BeatlesNow And Then / Love Me Do

Label:Apple Records – 0602448145864, Apple Records – 4814586, Universal Music Group International – 0602448145864, Parlophone – 45-R 4814586
Format:
Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single, Stereo, Blue / White Marble
Country:Worldwide
Released:
Genre:Rock
Style:Beat, Pop Rock

Tracklist

ANow And Then
Arranged By [Strings]Ben Foster, Giles Martin, Paul McCartney
Composed By [Original Composition By]John Lennon
Drums, Tambourine, ShakerRingo Starr
GuitarGeorge Harrison
Guitar, Bass, Piano, Electric Harpsichord, ShakerPaul McCartney
Mastered By, Lacquer Cut ByMiles Showell
Mixed BySpike Stent*
Producer [Additional Production]Jeff Lynne
Project ManagerAdam Sharp
Written-By [Beatles Version By]George*, John*, Paul*, Ringo*
4:08
AALove Me Do (2023 Mix)
Bass GuitarPaul McCartney
DrumsRingo Starr
Engineer [2023 Stereo Mix], Mixed By [2023 Stereo Mix]Paul Hicks, Sam OKell
HarmonicaJohn Lennon
Lacquer Cut By [2023 Stereo Mix]Miles Showell
ProducerGeorge Martin
Producer [2023 Stereo Mix], Mixed By [2023 Stereo Mix]Giles Martin
Written-ByLennon-McCartney
2:23
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Blue / white marble exclusive online store edition.

Issued in a cardstock picture sleeve with plain white inner sleeve, plus insert with credits and liner notes.

All 7" editions have the same catalog number 0602448145864 (located on labels and bottom back of sleeve) but different barcodes, which is located on the hype sticker adhered to the shrinkwrap.

Side B is the "1962 Original UK Single version", with Ringo on drums, mixed to stereo for the first time.

Side A label states "Mfd. in E.U."; side B label and back of sleeve state "Made In The E.U."
Made in Germany (white sticker with black lettering on back cover shrink wrap)

Matrix numbers are hand etched in the runout area. Plating marks like '△T1', '-T1' are mirrored.

Source separation / MAL courtesy of WingNut Films Productions Ltd.

Love Me Do (2023 Mix) is called the Love Me Do (2023 Stereo Mix) on the insert.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Scanned): 602448631022
  • Barcode (Text): 6 02448 63102 2
  • Label Code: LC 01846
  • Rights Society: Sdrm Biem
  • Matrix / Runout (A side, label): 4514586 A
  • Matrix / Runout (A side, runout - variant 1): 4814586 MILES. ABBEY ROAD ½SPEED. ROOM30 BN90756-01 A1 △T1
  • Matrix / Runout (B side, runout - variant 1): 4814586 △T1 MILES.ABBEY ROAD ½SPEED. ROOM30 BN95777-01 B1
  • Matrix / Runout (A side, runout - variant 2): 4814586 MILES. ABBEY ROAD ½SPEED. ROOM30 -T1 BN90756-01 A1
  • Matrix / Runout (B side, runout - variant 2): 4814586 -T1 MILES.ABBEY ROAD ½SPEED. ROOM30 BN95777-01 B1
  • Matrix / Runout (A side, runout - variant 3): 4814586 MILES. ABBEY ROAD ½SPEED. ROOM30 XT1 BN90756-01 A1
  • Matrix / Runout (B side, runout - variant 3): 4814586 XT1 MILES.ABBEY ROAD ½SPEED. ROOM30 BN95777-01 B1

Other Versions (5 of 15)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
New Submission
Now And Then (2×File, MP3, Single, VBR)Apple RecordsnoneUS2023
Now And Then (2×File, AAC, Single, Stereo, 256 kbps, File, MPEG Video)Universal Music GroupnoneWorldwide2023
New Submission
Now And Then (2×File, FLAC, Single, 24-Bit, 96.0 kHz)UMCnoneWorldwide2023
Recently Edited
Now And Then / Love Me Do (7", 45 RPM, Single, Crystal Clear)Apple Records, Parlophone, Universal Music Group International, Apple Records0602448145864, 45-R 4814586, 4814586Worldwide2023
Recently Edited
Now And Then / Love Me Do (7", Single, Stereo, Blue)Apple Records, Parlophone, Universal Music Group International, Apple Records0602448145864, 45-R 4814586, 4814586Worldwide2023

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  • Groovemaster-DJ's avatar
    some missed notes.....,
    1, EACH variant has a different bar code ( check the stickers on the sleeves)

    2.Where does the word crystal come from? Clear vinyl is original virgin vinyl with no added pigments it is NOT coloured vinyl and its the cheapest pellets/granules to manufacture

    3. The marble colour was caused by an obvious hopper over run between trying white pellets/granules and then going for blue pellets/granules its hardly rocket science and an Optimal gaff was covered up white and blue marble!

    4 LMD had three recording sessions 06/06, 04/09, 11/09 1962 this is the 04/09 Ringo on drums version (no tambourine) released 05/10 why this simple fact is not stated on the sleeve rear (Beatle-ites all know the 14/09 release did not originally come with red labels until the later 1982 reissues they are clearly visible as they state McCartney's MPL Communications division and mono on the labels the 1982 12" red labels release had both september 1962 versions/recordings) EMI in their stupidity caused quite a collectors confusion...The 11/09 Andy White version/recording should never have been assigned red Parlophone labels...EMI Every Mistake Imaginable.

    IMHO The 04/09 "Ringo" version/recording is bland and flat the 11/09 "Andy White" version/recording has depth and guts...sadly this later version for now will not have a true commercial stereo mix.

    Its a great shame that the powers that be at Apple/Calderstone did not ask for 4-pin dinked centers...but hey-ho, cant have it all.
    • DwyGuy96's avatar
      DwyGuy96
      This was the first of each pressing that I received. It's a very nice balance between the marble and the clear variants. I find that it's cut appropriately loud and with enough attention to detail that it does expand upon the digital release of the song. I still have yet to hear the 7" black release since mine has not arrived yet, but (as of today) this is my second favorite version behind the 12" red from Target.
      • danceyrselfdean's avatar
        Mine finally arrived from the Beatles' website today. Sounds great on both sides!
        • StaticWednesday's avatar
          Just got mine from the Beatles web site. It came in perfect /flat and noise free. The sound on this is amazing. Love it.
          • michaelvanloon1972's avatar
            Edited one month ago
            My version is a terrible pressing, 7" blue and white marbled, Side A - Now and Then is ok. Side B drags a lot and doesn't seems to get up to speed. No problems with other singles on my record player (Pro-Ject X1). will receive a replacement from the supplier. Hope the next one is better!

            Update: they have sended me a replacement, good copy good quality!!

            • Rolling_Hills_Music's avatar
              Edited one month ago
              This is also the "independent" record stores version, as this was available from my retailer. And yes, this is a wonderful song to end their career.

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