The Beatles • "She Loves You" PICTURE SLEEVE ONLY • orders Swan #S-4152 (See details regarding the disc.)

PLEASE NOTE ►The price of this listing is for the collectible PICTURE SLEEVE ONLY, because the disc is cracked. So, you're paying for the picture sleeve, but you're still getting the disc,

►ARTIST: The Beatles
►A-SIDE: She Loves You
►Matrix / Runout (Label A): S-4152-S, I-A, R etched, MASTERING RECO-ART PHILA. S-4152-S-1A A3.
►PUBLISHER: Gil Music Group
►B-SIDE: I'll orders Get You
►Matrix / Runout (Label B): S-4152-I, I-A, R etched, MASTERING RECO-ART PHILA. S-4152-S-1A A3
►PUBLISHER: Northern Music Ltd.
►PRODUCER: George Martin
►RELEASED: September 16, 1963
►FORMAT: 7" vinyl, with picture sleeve, RCA Rockaway 1964 pressing, black label with thin silver print, song title and artist name are written in a type face that is thinner than it is tall "Don't Drop Out" displayed to the left of the center hole. "Produced by George Martin" does not appear on release.
►RECORD LABEL: Swan, #S-4152
►GENRE: Rock & Roll
►CONDITION: Picture sleeve shows a bit of wear, disc is cracked, still can play with some pops.
►INFO: The group's lack of success in the US puzzled the Beatles' producer George Martin and manager Brian Epstein, given their huge hits in the UK. The group's lack of success in the US puzzled the Beatles' producer George Martin and manager Brian Epstein, given their huge hits in the UK. Their only US release that had charted was "From Me to You", which lasted three weeks in August 1963, never going higher than No. 116 on the Billboard Hot 100. When "She Loves You" came out as a single in the US on 16 September 1963,[32] it received a positive notice in Billboard, but garnered very little radio airplay. Beatlemania took hold of America, spurred by the group's appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show in February 1964. "She Loves You" spent four weeks at No. 2, behind "I Want to Hold Your Hand", then replaced it for two weeks at No. 1 beginning on 21 March 1964.
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