The Beatles – 25 LPS and 1 EP

The Beatles – Please Please Me
$35
This is a Mint condition reissue of Please Please Me by The Beatles, released on Capitol Records with the rainbow label design. Both the vinyl and the cover are pristine—no marks, no wear, like it just came off the shelf. A great way to own one of the Beatles’ earliest albums in a flawless, collectible edition. Perfect for serious collectors or fans who want a clean copy that plays like new.

Details
This is a U.S. Capitol Records reissue of Please Please Me by The Beatles, catalog number CLJ-46435 (matrix/runout CLJ-1-46435). This pressing features the classic Capitol rainbow ring label with Parlophone branding, issued during the 1980s Capitol “CLJ” series. These reissues were aimed at American collectors who wanted the original UK tracklists that weren’t available in the U.S. until then. The rainbow label and catalog number place it in Capitol’s mid-1980s remaster campaign. This copy is in Mint (M) condition—both record and jacket are flawless, with no visible signs of use or wear. While not a first pressing, it’s a top-tier archive-quality piece for Beatles enthusiasts wanting a clean reissue that looks and sounds superb.

The Beatles’ Second Album
$15
This is The Beatles’ Second Album on the Apple label, with the green sliced-apple design. The vinyl is in good condition, showing some wear but still plays through without skips. However, the cover is in poor condition—expect noticeable wear, possibly splits, or heavy ring wear. If you’re just looking for a playable copy of a classic Beatles album and don’t mind a rough cover, this is a solid budget pick.

Details
This is The Beatles’ Second Album, Apple Records pressing, catalog number ST-2080 (ST-1-2080), identified by the green sliced Apple label and “MFD. BY APPLE RECORDS, INC.” along the rim. This indicates a reissue likely from the early to mid-1970s, following Apple’s takeover of Beatles catalog distribution from Capitol. Though originally released by Capitol in 1964, Apple reissued many of these U.S.-market titles in the 1970s with their own branding. The record is graded Good (G)—playable with some surface marks and light background noise. The cover is Poor (P), showing significant wear and likely not suitable for display. This is a playable filler copy for those building a Beatles collection on a budget.

The Beatles’ Second Album (yes, I have two copies)
$15
This is a copy of The Beatles’ Second Album with the Apple Records sliced-apple label. The record is in good condition with a few light scuffs but plays fine overall. The cover is in very good shape, showing only minor shelf wear and still looks sharp. A great find for a Beatles fan who wants a solid-playing vintage copy with a nice-looking cover to go with it.

Details
This is The Beatles’ Second Album, Apple Records pressing, catalog number ST-2080 (ST-1-2080). It features the green sliced Apple label, indicating it’s a U.S. reissue from the early to mid-1970s—after Apple took over distribution of the Beatles’ U.S. catalog from Capitol. Originally released in 1964 by Capitol, this version preserves the same tracklist and was part of Apple’s effort to rebrand and streamline the Beatles’ back catalog. The vinyl is graded Good (G) with visible scuffs, but it plays through without major issues. The cover is in Very Good (VG) condition—solid seams, clean artwork, and only light signs of handling. A respectable collector copy for those seeking a playable, presentable reissue of a classic U.S.-market Beatles album.

The Beatles- Yellow Submarine
$30
This is a Mint condition copy of Yellow Submarine by The Beatles, pressed on Capitol Records with the solid purple label. Both the vinyl and cover are pristine, making this a top-tier copy for collectors or fans who want a flawless edition of this psychedelic-era Beatles classic. You’ll get the original soundtrack side with hits like “All You Need Is Love” and “Hey Bulldog,” plus George Martin’s orchestral score on the flip side.

Details
This is a U.S. Capitol Records pressing of Yellow Submarine by The Beatles, catalog number SW-153 (SW-1-153), featuring the Capitol purple label with the dome logo, which was used in reissues during the 1978–1983 era. This version is not an original 1969 pressing (those had the rainbow label), but it’s still sought after for its excellent sound and vintage appeal. The record is in Mint (M) condition—no scratches, warps, or spindle wear. The cover is also Mint (M), with no ring wear, splits, or creases. This is a premium-quality reissue copy of a beloved Beatles soundtrack album, ideal for display or audiophile use.

The Beatles – Revolver
$40
This is a Capitol rainbow-label reissue of Revolver by The Beatles, in great shape. The vinyl is clean and graded Mint, and the cover is also in Mint condition—crisp edges, vibrant artwork, no flaws. This edition includes classic tracks like “Got to Get You Into My Life” and “Tomorrow Never Knows.” It’s a top-quality reissue for any Beatles fan wanting a flawless listening copy.

Details
This is a U.S. Capitol Records pressing of Revolver by The Beatles, catalog number CLJ-46441 (CLJ-2-46441), part of the 1980s Capitol “UK Albums” reissue series, issued with the rainbow ring label and Parlophone branding. These editions featured the original UK tracklists and were remastered for the U.S. market, offering more faithful versions than the 1960s American releases. Pressed during Capitol’s mid-1980s push to unify the Beatles catalog, these “CLJ” reissues are known for solid audio quality and collectible value. This copy is in Mint (M) condition for both the record and the jacket, making it highly desirable for display or play.

Beatles 65
$30
This is a copy of Beatles ’65 on the Capitol rainbow label. The record is in Mint condition, shiny and spotless with no visible flaws. The cover (please confirm condition) completes the package. This U.S.-only release includes “No Reply,” “I’ll Follow the Sun,” and a Chuck Berry cover of “Rock and Roll Music.” It’s a clean, high-quality example of an essential early Beatles LP from the peak of Beatlemania.

Details:
Capitol Records pressing of Beatles ’65, catalog number ST-2228 (ST-1-2228), with the rainbow ring label and Capitol dome logo, typical of 1970s U.S. reissues. Originally released in late 1964, this version was compiled for the U.S. market using select tracks from the UK Beatles for Sale and a few other sources. It’s not part of the later UK-catalog reissues (like the CLJ series) — this one is pure U.S. nostalgia, as Americans experienced it in the ’60s and ’70s. The vinyl is graded Mint (M), indicating it’s unplayed or nearly new. If the cover matches, this is a great collector piece.

The Beatles – Rubber Soul
$60
This is a mint-condition copy of Rubber Soul by The Beatles, with both the record and cover in pristine shape. It’s a U.S. Capitol pressing on the classic black label with the rainbow color band—an iconic look for any Beatles collector. The vinyl is clean and glossy, and the cover is sharp with no wear, writing, or split seams. A prime piece for any Beatles fan or vintage vinyl enthusiast.

Details
Label: Capitol Records – SW-2442 (also listed as SW-1-2442 on Side 1)
Format: LP, Album, Stereo
Country: USA
Released: Late 1960s to early 1970s pressing (Black label with colorband, “Subsidiary of Capitol Industries” rim text)

The Beatles – Rubber Soul (yes, I have two copies)
$10

This is a U.S. mono pressing of Rubber Soul by The Beatles on Capitol Records, with the classic black label and rainbow colorband. This particular copy is in fair to poor condition—both the record and the cover show wear. The vinyl may have scuffs or surface marks that affect playback, and the cover likely has edge wear, fading, or splits. Still, it’s a solid filler copy for a collector looking for the mono mix on an original Capitol label without spending top dollar.

Details
Label: Capitol Records – T-2442 (T-X-1-2442 on this side)
Format: LP, Album, Mono
Country: USA
Released: Likely 1965 or very early 1966
Label Notes:
Black label with rainbow colorband”Mfd. by Capitol Records, Inc.” text at the bottom
Mono catalog number beginning with “T-”

The Beatles – “Yesterday”… And Today
$25

This is a clean Apple label copy of “Yesterday”… And Today by The Beatles. The record is in mint condition with no marks or wear, and the cover is in good condition with only light signs of age. This is a desirable U.S. release with a nice clean Apple label and plays perfectly. A solid pick for collectors or fans of mid-period Beatles.

Details
Apple Records stereo
Catalog number ST-2553
Matrix number on Side 1: ST-1-2553

The Beatles – A Hard Day’s Night
$22

This is a mint-condition Capitol rainbow label pressing of A Hard Day’s Night by The Beatles. The vinyl is flawless with a clean, glossy finish and no visible wear. This version features the American track listing and is in excellent shape for playing or collecting. A sharp-looking copy for any Beatles fan.

Details
Capitol Records
Catalog number CLJ-46437
Matrix number on Side 1: CLJ-1-46437
Label: Black Capitol rainbow label, likely a 1980s Capitol reissue
Side 1 tracks: A Hard Day’s Night, I Should Have Known Better, If I Fell, I’m Happy Just to Dance with You, And I Love Her, Tell Me Why, Can’t Buy Me Love
All songs composed by Lennon/McCartney
Originally released in 1964, this edition includes the full soundtrack from the film A Hard Day’s Night
Manufactured by Capitol under license from EMI Records Ltd.

The Beatles – Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
$30

This is a Capitol rainbow label pressing of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles. The vinyl is in good condition with only minor signs of use and plays cleanly. The cover is in fair shape with noticeable wear but still intact. One of the most iconic albums in rock history, this copy is a solid player and a budget-friendly way to own a classic.

Details
Capitol Records stereo
Catalog number SMAS-2653
Matrix number on Side 1: SMAS-X-1-2653
Label: Black Capitol rainbow label, likely from the late 1970s to early 1980s
Side 1 tracks: Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, With a Little Help from My Friends, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, Getting Better, Fixing a Hole, She’s Leaving Home, Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!
All songs by Lennon/McCartney
Produced by George Martin
Recorded in England

The Beatles – Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band (yes, I have two copies)
$30

This is a nice Capitol rainbow label copy of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles. The vinyl is in good condition with just a few light signs of handling, and the cover is also in good shape—solid seams and bright colors with only minor wear. A clean, collectible version of this legendary album, ready to spin or display.

Details
Capitol Records stereo
Catalog number SMAS-2653
Matrix number on Side 1: SMAS-X-1-2653
Label: Capitol black rainbow label, likely a reissue from the late 1970s or early 1980s

The Beatles – Magical Mystery Tour
$18

This is an Apple label stereo copy of Magical Mystery Tour by The Beatles. The vinyl is in very good condition with just light surface wear that doesn’t affect play. The cover, however, is in poor shape with significant wear, damage, or missing elements. Still, the record itself plays well and features some of the band’s most iconic tracks from their psychedelic period.

Details
Apple Records stereo
Catalog number SMAL-2835
Matrix number on Side 1: SMAL-1-2835
Side 1 tracks: Magical Mystery Tour, The Fool on the Hill, Flying, Blue Jay Way, Your Mother Should Know, I Am the Walrus
Produced in England by George Martin
Recorded in England
Label indicates a U.S. Apple pressing, likely from the 1971–1975 era

The Beatles – Magical Mystery Tour (yes, I have two copies)
$22

This is a Capitol rainbow label pressing of Magical Mystery Tour by The Beatles. The vinyl is in very good condition with minimal wear, and the cover is also in good condition—showing light signs of age but still presentable and intact. This U.S. release features all the psychedelic classics from the film plus key singles like “I Am the Walrus.”

Details
Capitol Records stereo
Catalog number SMAL-2835
Matrix number on Side 1: SMAL-X-1-2835
Label: Capitol black rainbow label, likely a late 1970s or early 1980s pressing
Side 1 tracks: Magical Mystery Tour, The Fool on the Hill, Flying, Blue Jay Way, Your Mother Should Know, I Am the Walrus
All songs by Lennon-McCartney except Flying (Lennon-McCartney-Harrison-Starr) and Blue Jay Way (George Harrison)
Produced in England by George Martin
Recorded in England

The Beatles – Magical Mystery Tour (UK Parlophone EP)
$80

This is a UK Parlophone stereo 45 RPM double EP of Magical Mystery Tour, with both the vinyl and the original gatefold picture sleeve booklet in mint condition. This 1967 release includes six tracks from the film and was originally issued only in EP format in Britain. With pristine vinyl and a crisp, fully intact booklet, this is a highly collectible edition.

Details
Label: Parlophone
Catalog number: SMMT-A1
Format: 7-inch stereo EP, 45 RPM
Made in Great Britain
Matrix numbers: 7XCE 18435 / 7YCE 18435
Tracks on this side: Magical Mystery Tour, Your Mother Should Know
Songs by Lennon–McCartney
Produced by George Martin
Issued in 1967 as a double EP with full-color gatefold sleeve and booklet insert

The Beatles – The Beatles (White Album)
$45

This is a mint Capitol rainbow label pressing of The Beatles (commonly known as the White Album). The vinyl is flawless with a glossy finish and no visible wear. This edition was part of Capitol’s U.S. reissues from the late ’70s to early ’80s and sounds excellent. An iconic double album, clean copies like this are always in demand.

Details
Capitol Records stereo
Catalog number SWBO-101
Matrix number on Record 1, Side 1: SWBO-1-101
Label: Capitol black rainbow label, likely late 1970s to early 1980s U.S. pressing
Record 1 tracks: Back in the U.S.S.R., Dear Prudence, Glass Onion, Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da, Wild Honey Pie, The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Happiness Is a Warm Gun
Produced by George Martin
Recorded in England

The Beatles – The Beatles (White Album) (yes, I have two copies)
$30

This is an Apple label U.S. pressing of The Beatles (White Album) with the vinyl in very good condition—just light wear that doesn’t affect play. The cover is in poor condition, showing heavy wear or damage. Despite the cover, the records are solid and play great, making this a good listening copy of one of the most important double albums in rock history.

Details
Apple Records stereo
Catalog number SWBO-101
Matrix number on Side 1: SWBO-1-101
Label: Apple label, likely early 1970s U.S. pressing
Side 1 tracks: Back in the U.S.S.R., Dear Prudence, Glass Onion, Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, Wild Honey Pie, The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, Happiness Is a Warm Gun
All songs by Lennon/McCartney except While My Guitar Gently Weeps by George Harrison
Produced by George Martin
Recorded in England

The Beatles – The Beatles and The Graduate Hits (First Stereo Record, Taiwan)
$20

This is a rare Taiwanese pressing titled The Beatles and The Graduate Hits on the First label. The vinyl is in very good condition with some light signs of use but no major flaws. The cover is in fair condition and likely shows age typical of 1970s Asian export pressings. These unofficial pressings were widely distributed in Southeast Asia and are known for their unique track lists and colorful labels—an interesting piece for collectors.

Details
Label: First Stereo Record
Catalog number: FL-1652-A
Origin: Taiwan
Side 1 tracks: Hey Jude, Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da, Yellow Submarine, Revolution, You’ve Made Me Very Happy
Language: English track titles with Chinese translations
Unofficial/unauthorized release, common in Asia during the 1960s–70s
33 RPM, long play
Likely released circa early 1970s

Solos:

Paul

Paul & Linda McCartney – Ram
$30
This vintage pressing of Ram by Paul & Linda McCartney features the classic green Apple label. The vinyl is in very mint condition, showing no visible wear, and the cover is in good condition with only light shelf wear—great for both listening and collecting. This album is packed with post-Beatles creativity and includes standout tracks like “Too Many People,” “Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey,” and “Ram On.”

Details:
Apple Records label, catalog number SMAS-3375. Side 1 matrix: SMAS 3375. Includes the original track list with six songs on Side 1. Produced by Paul & Linda McCartney. Likely an early 1970s U.S. pressing based on the Apple label style and font.

Paul McCartney – McCartney
$25

This is Paul McCartney’s debut solo album, released in 1970, featuring the raw, home-recorded charm that marked his transition from The Beatles. The record is in very good condition, and the cover is in good shape, with some signs of handling but overall well-kept. A strong copy for both collectors and McCartney fans.

Details:
Apple label, catalog number STAO-3363. Recorded in England and includes songs such as “The Lovely Linda,” “Every Night,” and “Maybe I’m Amazed.” Condition: Record – Very Good; Cover – Good.

Paul McCartney & Wings – Band on the Run
$12

Paul McCartney’s 1973 masterpiece with Wings, featuring “Band on the Run,” “Jet,” and “Bluebird.” This copy shows some wear; both the vinyl and cover are in fair condition, making it more of a listener’s copy rather than a collector’s piece.

Details:
Apple Records label, catalog number SO-3415. Produced by Paul McCartney and recorded in Lagos and London. Condition: Record – Fair; Cover – Fair.
Price range: $10–$20.

Paul McCartney & Wings – Band on the Run (yes, I have two copies)
$20

This 1973 masterpiece by Paul McCartney & Wings features some of McCartney’s finest post-Beatles work, including “Band on the Run,” “Jet,” and “Bluebird.” The record is in good condition, and the cover is also good, showing only moderate wear. A strong collectible copy of this iconic album.

Details:
Apple Records label, catalog number SO-3415. Produced by Paul McCartney and recorded in Lagos and London. Condition: Record – Good; Cover – Good.
Price range: $15–$30.

Paul McCartney & Wings – Wings at the Speed of Sound
$20

Released in 1976, this album by Paul McCartney & Wings features hits like “Let ’Em In” and “Silly Love Songs,” showcasing the band’s pop-rock sound during its peak. The record is in very good condition, and the cover is also very good, with minimal wear and strong visual appeal. A great collectible piece.

Details:
Capitol Records, catalog number SW-11525. Produced by Paul McCartney, recorded by MPL Communications Ltd. Condition: Record – Very Good; Cover – Very Good.

George

George Harrison – Cloud Nine
$30

George Harrison’s 1987 comeback album Cloud Nine features the hit “Got My Mind Set on You” and collaborations with Jeff Lynne and Eric Clapton. This copy is in mint condition, both record and cover, making it an excellent collector’s piece.

Details:
Dark Horse Records label, catalog number 1-25643. Produced by Jeff Lynne and George Harrison. Includes standout tracks like “When We Was Fab” and “This Is Love.” Condition: Mint.
Price range: $25–$40.

John

John Lennon – The John Lennon Collection
$25

This 1982 compilation features Lennon’s most iconic solo hits, including “Give Peace a Chance,” “Instant Karma,” and “Imagine.” The record and cover are in mint condition, making this a prime addition for collectors and Lennon fans alike.

Details:
Geffen Records, catalog number GHSP 2023. Produced by John Lennon, Yoko Ono, and Phil Spector. A definitive collection of Lennon’s post-Beatles work. Condition: Mint.

John Lennon – Rock ’n’ Roll
$25

John Lennon’s 1975 Rock ’n’ Roll album is a spirited collection of classic 1950s and early ’60s rock covers, including “Stand By Me,” “Be-Bop-A-Lula,” and “Sweet Little Sixteen.” This copy is in mint condition, both record and cover, making it highly desirable for collectors.

Details:
Capitol Records, catalog number SN-16069. Produced by John Lennon and Phil Spector. Condition: Mint.