AUEP70019YBB.a
Music publ. for trks 1.1, 1.2 and 2.2 is 'Northern'
Music publ. for trks 1.1, 1.2 and 2.2 is 'Northern'
AUEP70019YBB.b
Music publ. for trks 1.1, 1.2 and 2.2 is 'Northern Songs'
Different font-family used for non-templated text elements
Music publ. for trks 1.1, 1.2 and 2.2 is 'Northern Songs'
Different font-family used for non-templated text elements
YELLOW/BLACK - STYLE 'B' - NO ROYALTY STAMPS
AUEP70019YBB.c
Different font-family used for non-templated text elements
Music publ. for trks 1.1, 1.2 and 2.2 is 'ATV Northern Songs'
Copies with this label variation also exist with a smaller pressing ring; the result of EMI (Australia) installing new Toshiba-EMI automatic presses in 1980 and changing the 7" mould the following year
Different font-family used for non-templated text elements
Music publ. for trks 1.1, 1.2 and 2.2 is 'ATV Northern Songs'
Copies with this label variation also exist with a smaller pressing ring; the result of EMI (Australia) installing new Toshiba-EMI automatic presses in 1980 and changing the 7" mould the following year
AUEP70019YBA.a
YELLOW/BLACK - STYLE 'A' - ROYALTY STAMPS
GENERAL EP INFORMATION
Almost identical to the UK release of the same name, this EP differs in that 'Rock & Roll Music', having been released as a single a mere three months earlier, was replaced with 'Words Of Love'.
This change was sufficient for EMI (Australia) to jettison Tony Barrow's liner notes, replaced instead with a select list of available Beatles EPs.
The EP remained in print until December 1978. In June 1979, it, along with all unique-to-Australia 70000-series Beatles EPs, were recut and reissued with updated artwork. For the recut, EMI (Australia) went back to stereo tapes but mastered in mono, the reason being to 'maintain the feel of the original sound' (more accurately they had temporarily lost the original mono EP tape—PARLO 99—that contained all the EP tracks in glorious mono). Oddly though, for this EP, both 'No Reply' and 'I'm A Loser' play in stereo. This reissue first appeared in September 1979.
This change was sufficient for EMI (Australia) to jettison Tony Barrow's liner notes, replaced instead with a select list of available Beatles EPs.
The EP remained in print until December 1978. In June 1979, it, along with all unique-to-Australia 70000-series Beatles EPs, were recut and reissued with updated artwork. For the recut, EMI (Australia) went back to stereo tapes but mastered in mono, the reason being to 'maintain the feel of the original sound' (more accurately they had temporarily lost the original mono EP tape—PARLO 99—that contained all the EP tracks in glorious mono). Oddly though, for this EP, both 'No Reply' and 'I'm A Loser' play in stereo. This reissue first appeared in September 1979.
Listed as "Eight Days A Week [EP]" except * "Beatles For Sale [EP]"
Brisbane and Perth may have possibly been playing/charting "Eight Day's A Week" from the album prior to the EP's release
Brisbane and Perth may have possibly been playing/charting "Eight Day's A Week" from the album prior to the EP's release
BRISBANE |
SYDNEY |
MELBOURNE |
HOBART |
ADELAIDE (SA) |
PERTH (WA) |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Chart Entry |
13-Mar-65 |
- |
- |
18-Jun-65 |
12-Jun-65* |
19-Feb-65 |
Highest Position |
21 |
|
|
3 |
41 |
15 |
Weeks In |
15 |
|
|
9 |
7 |
13 |
CHART PERFORMANCE
SILVER/BLACK - STYLE 'C' - EMI MUSIC GROUP - AUSTRALASIA
AUEP70019SBC.a
Music publ. for trks 1.1, 1.2 and 2.2 is 'Leeds'
Music publ. for trks 1.1, 1.2 and 2.2 is 'Leeds'
