The Beatles - Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da mp3

Tracklist

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Credits

• Producer, Orchestrated By – George Martin

Notes

There is several version of the releases depending on the sleeve and the label. French specialists of the Beatles defined these as Sleeve version 3 (P3 where "P" is for Pochette ie sleeve in french). The version 3 is a sleeve in paper with squared opening and Label 1 means the label is illustrated as an Apple with rights "SACEM" on the left and with round font. That's why this release is recorded as : Type P3L1

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: FO 148 A 21 M3 263734
• Matrix / Runout: FO 148 B 21 M3 263735
• Rights Society: SACEM
• Other (Price code, center labels): L
• Other (Release with different Sleeve and or label): Type P3L1

Info

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