THE BEATLES Can't Buy Me Love Vinyl Record 7 Inch Parlophone 1964 1st Pressing UK Mono Single 45rpm

The Beatles - Can't Buy Me Love
(Original UK Pressing with Black/Silver Parlophone Label that has 'THE PARLOPHONE CO. LTD.' rim text, 'RECORDING FIRST PUBLISHED 1964' and 'SOLD IN U.K.' label text. 4-Pronged Label Design. 1N/1N Matrix)

Format: Vinyl Record - 7 Inch
Country: UK
Year: 1964
Label: Parlophone
Catalogue No. R 5114

Matrix / Runout (Side A, runout, stamped): 7XCE 17657-1N
Matrix / Runout (Side B, runout, stamped): 7XCE 17658-1N

Condition: VG (The vinyl has a number of surface marks)

Side A: Can't Buy Me Love
Side B: You Can't Do That

Add an essential cornerstone of British pop culture to your collection with this 1964 original UK seven-inch vinyl pressing of "Can't Buy Me Love" by The Beatles. Distributed by the iconic Parlophone label with the catalogue reference R 5114, this vintage 4-pronged knockout centre edition is an indispensable addition for collectors tracking down original sixties singles.

This specific variant displays the traditional black and silver Parlophone layout, distinguished by the mandatory 'SOLD IN U.K.' statement text running across the label face. Fab Four discographers will note the historic 7XCE 17657-1N and 7XCE 17658-1N stamped runout identifiers, confirming this item as a genuine first-run pressing manufactured during the peak of global Beatlemania.

Flip the disc over to hear the fantastic b-side, "You Can't Do That", a track famed for John Lennon's sharp 12-string guitar lines and the group's emerging rhythm and blues style. Professionally assessed under standard criteria as VG condition, the vinyl displays a number of visible surface marks from previous turntable play, but it stands as an authentic, complete artefact from a legendary musical era that carries the distinct sonic depth missing from clean digital formats.

If you want to plug a gap in your vintage record collection or secure an affordable, play-graded copy of a historic chart-topper, this mid-sixties UK press fits the bill perfectly. Don't miss the chance to pick up this real piece of Merseybeat rock history today.