Twist And Shout

1972 First Pressing on glossy orange labels with gold perimeter lettering. Please read the following from the Capitol 6000 website: "In 1972, Capitol changed labels again and this time opted for the orange label. The singles as well saw 3 different generations of this label. But each generation seems to have been pressed by one specific plant only; Compo pressed the first generation, while CBS pressed the second (to be confirmed) and Capitol the third. Source: Gilles Valiquette. The first generation had a "gold" perimeter print that states "Capitol Records (Canada)". In 1974, Capitol changed for very similar orange labels, but with a black perimeter print that stated "Capitol Records - EMI" instead. The third generation was made by Capitol and is easily identifiable by its bumpy ridge. Some labels had a flat finish and some were glossy; usually, first generations are found more glossy than later generations, as all 3rd generations are flat. Capitol sold their third generations with a series of special sleeves called "Beatles Forever", although the sleeves ended up being used with older labels (even target labels were found in the Beatles Forever sleeves).