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Brennan Variations
Topic Started: May 16 2017, 12:09 PM (258 Views)
Dial222
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Following Joe and Franks work on the variation guide.

Can anyone confirm if all versions of The Beatles ‎– The Beatles Vol. 3 from Mexico have the dodgy version of Devil In Her Heart or just certain presssings.

Or, alternately the title of a boot with a verified version. The Ebbetts one doesnt cut the mustard as far as I can tell.

Cheers
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namralos
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Only the stereo copies have it.
I have an original mono pressing, and it's not there.

I do not know how late it continues.

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Dial222
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Was thinking of picking up a 71 pressing on the EMI SLEM-045 rather than the MUSART original.
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Expense and rarity aside, you wouldn't find it on the Musart version, which was mono only.

The first stereo version of Vol. 3 was issued by Capitol on the rainbow label, and is hard to find. The green Capitol label and cream EMI label versions are cheaper and relatively easy to find in nice condition, so you have the right idea.
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The cream label version has the dodgy version (matrix dated 28-12-1981), not sure about the other versions. The earlier versions may lack it, given the relative late date of the matrix (and assuming it's a mastering error). The book "The Beatles Mixes" mentions that this is an edit, but it sounds like a mastering error to me (as if your needle skips). It's similar to Penny Lane error on the Brazilian Beatles Forever LP. It could have been on the master tape that Mexico got though. Does anyone have the green or rainbow pressing to confirm presence or absence of this version of Devil in her heart ?
I can't find this entry in the Joe Brennan Usenet Guide by the way.....
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pinio65
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Late' 67
LP: Beatles Vol. 3
Capitol SLEM 045 [Stereo] Mexico

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Dial222
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servi,May 16 2017
06:10 PM

I can't find this entry in the Joe Brennan Usenet Guide by the way.....



DEVIL IN HER HEART
basic recording- 18 Jul 1963 additional recording- 18 Jul 1963 master tape- twin track 2d generation

• [a] mono 21 Aug 1963.
UK: Parlophone PMC-1206 With the Beatles 1963.
CD: EMI CDP 7 46436 2 With the Beatles 1987.

stereo 29 Oct 1963.
UK: Parlophone PCS-3045 With the Beatles 1963.

• [b1] stereo mastered from 1964, by Capitol.
US: Capitol ST-2080 The Beatles’ Second Album 1964.
CD: Apple 668782 The Capitol Albums, Vol.1 2004.

• [b2] mono made from 1964, by Capitol.
US: Capitol T-2080 The Beatles’ Second Album 1964.
CD: Apple 668782 The Capitol Albums, Vol.1 2004

stereo 29 Oct 1963.
[b3] stereo edited from by Capitol of Mexico.
Mex: Capitol SLEM-045 The Beatles Vol. III, 1967.
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Which site is that ? I use:http://www.columbia.edu/~brennan/beatles/var-1963.html
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Dial222
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This site has the latest version with Frank's udpates.
http://www.friktech.com/btls/variants/Bren...ationsGuide.pdf

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Thanks. This also mentions an "edit" (but the text may have been copied from the Beatles mixes book). It sounds more like a mastering error.
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As far as Joe and I could tell, there may have been some dropout on the tape that Discos Capitol de Mexico had in their possession. As a result, it is possible that they removed the whole last line rather than leaving part of it intact. The error occurs on several different pressings throughout the years, so it probably did not arise during the creation of the metal parts used for pressing the record. Depending on how many records were pressed in Mexico, it still may have resulted from a single master being used to create multiple mothers.

Joe originally excluded issues like this one from his guide.
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