Die Beatles - Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand / Sie Liebt Dich

Hi. All issues of these 2 songs were Mono worldwide until reissue in Australia in 1976 and 1982, full Stereo both sides. Also Recent Stereo release in Canada on Four Giants. Beatle Lew.

Hi. This 1982 reissue has both sides full Stereo. The only country to issue Deine Hand 45 Stereo. Sie liebt dich is also Stereo on newer 2017 Canada reissue on Four Giants label. I’ll get you is Mono. Beatle Lew.

Where is it noted that this contains stereo mixes? No notation on sleeve or label...

Really, what is the difference to Die Beatles* - Komm, Gib Mir Deine Hand / Sie Liebt Dich ?

One version hasn't got "BIEM" on the labels on either side.

What is the difference to http://www.discogs.com/Die-Beatles-Komm-Gib-Mir-Deine-Hand-Sie-Liebt-Dich/release/1823460

Considered a bootleg (unauthorized). Issued in various colours of vinyl.

Still waiting to see the Unoffical/Bootleg 12" of this in here using repros of the MPL/Capitol silver on black labels with the silver rim and stating (c) MPL Communications AS444 (circa 1978+ implies a USA pressing but could be UK/Eastern Euro) Nice curio to have, esp if stereo too!

I have a copy of that also.

I have something that sounds like what you are describing. I was just trying to post it here in discogs and can't find it. It's a 12" Promotional colored vinyl. Translucent orange. Says 1978 Capitol Records on bottom of black and silver label. MPL Communications AS444 . It does not say stereo anywhere. If you give me your email i will send you pictures.Thanks, Jeff

Typing error DGG/Polydor

Very very odd that the actual labels do not say stereo only the rear of the sleeve all German Emi/Electrola family stereo releases from this time had a take on the DDG/Polydor symbol of two interlinked circles, these had ST and 45 in each.

Note this is the first Stereo release for this German 45 and is naturally a must for all as you can hear how the original UK stereo mix of She Loves You would have also sounded, Tip: by using a pair of turntables and stereo mixer, and having an original mono UK Parlophone 7" on one deck and this German stereo mix on the other or indeed the German stereo mix off the UK Rarities album and then playing the left channel: instrumental/backing of this stereo mix only in the left output channel and the right channel of the mono mix of the UK release vocals and backing, in the right output channel: with a bit of pitch and cue adjusting you can make a fairly good stereo representation of how this great track would have sounded in stereo when it would have been first publicly released on the Stereo version of A Collection Of Oldies, then again on The 1962-1966 compilation, followed by 20 greatest hits compilation, Past Masters 1 and #1's respectively!(The two mixes will go out of sync as both are different in their final tape compositions; The UK mix has so many edits/splices/joins as was often the case when creating the desired mono mix from all the recorded takes, with these milli second delays etc etc etc so timing and pitch shift about . great fun to play with "live" and not a software prog or laptop in site, enjoy!