Twist And Shout

Variation LP.6054.7.1 is recognized by its black perimeter print on the label (instead of gold), a slight change in perimeter text ("Capitol-EMI") and its Dynaflex characteristics. These early 2nd generation pressings feature the ™ logo on the bottom right of the label.

This variation still needs to be confirmed, but there is no reason to believe it has not been pressed, like the other albums. If you do own a copy, please send a scan of the labels to us through our contact page.

Availability

This variation was available only for a few months in late 1974, until January 1975 where the ™ logo was changed to a ® logo instead (see LP.6054.7.2).

General Information

Not specifically sought after by collectors, this pressing remains more difficult to find today since it was pressed in small quantities, and only for a few months.

Pressing Information

This variation has yet to be confirmed, but Capitol of Canada would have subcontracted the RCA pressing plant in Smith Falls (Ontario) to manufacture new batches of albums under its new Dynaflex technology. Copies would logically be found with similar matrix numbers as LP.6054.6.2 (TBC).

Cover

The cover of this variation would normally be identical to the previous variation (LP.6054.6.2), printed by Parr's Litho, with a straight inner seam construction measuring approximately 8 mm.

Copies could be found with the light pink covers. The batch of Parr's covers with a lighter shade of pink produced in the late 1960s was still in stock for this final generation of pressings, and were used until the warehouse needed to be re-stocked with new covers.

Covers would therefore be identical to previous variations.

Packaging

This edition would have been shipped in tight shrink wrap, with or without a plain paper LP inner sleeve. These Capitol sleeves are square and have a slight curve at the top.