THE BEATLES Yellow Submarine Vinyl Record 7 Inch Parlophone 1976 Green Picture Sleeve Reissue Single

The Beatles - Yellow Submarine
(UK Pressing with Black/Silver Parlophone Label that has 'EMI RECORDS LTD' Rim Text. 4-Pronged Label Design. Released as part of The Singles Collection 1962-1970. Housed in Green Flipback Card Picture Sleeve with image of the band on the back. -3/-3 Matrix)

Format: Vinyl Record - 7 Inch (45 rpm)
Country: UK
Year: 1976
Label: Parlophone
Catalogue No. R 5493

Matrix / Runout (Side A, runout, stamped): 7XCE 18396-3 2 MG
Matrix / Runout (Side B, runout, stamped): 7XCE 18397-1 1 AT

Condition: EX/EX (Sleeve and vinyl are in excellent clean condition)

Side A: Yellow Submarine
Side B: Eleanor Rigby

If you are looking to add a top-tier piece to your Beatles collection, this 1976 UK pressing of "Yellow Submarine" is a brilliant, incredibly well-preserved copy to go for. Released by Parlophone as part of The Singles Collection 1962-1970 under catalogue number R 5493, this 7" single features the classic black and silver label with the standard 'EMI RECORDS LTD' rim text. It retains its original 4-pronged push-out centre fully intact. For the collectors who love checking the runouts, this one carries the stamped -3/-3 matrix configuration, showing 7XCE 18396-3 2 MG on the A-side and 7XCE 18397-1 1 AT on the flip.

We have graded both the sleeve and the vinyl at a strict, confident EX (Excellent) condition. The original green flipback card picture sleeve looks fantastic, remaining crisp and clean with the classic band portrait on the reverse side showing almost no wear at all. The wax itself is beautifully clean and shiny, looking like it has barely ever met a turntable needle. When you put it on your deck, you can expect a flawless, dead-quiet analogue playback completely free from any distracting background crackle or pops.

It is an absolute joy to spin, giving you the singalong magic of "Yellow Submarine" on the a-side and the stunning, string-driven masterpiece "Eleanor Rigby" on the b-side. This is an honest, beautifully preserved 1970s reissue that looks and sounds exactly as it should.