THE BEATLES Yesterday Vinyl Record 7 Inch Parlophone 1976 R 6013 Green Sleeve Reissue Single 45rpm

The Beatles - Yesterday
(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. -1/-1 Matrix)

Format: Vinyl Record - 7 Inch (45 rpm)
Country: UK
Year: 1976
Label: Parlophone
Catalogue No. R 6013

Matrix / Runout (Side A, runout, stamped, etched): 7YCE 21783-1 1 ON BLAIR
Matrix / Runout (Side B, runout, stamped): 7YCE 21784-1 2 O

Condition: VG+/EX (Sleeve is in clean condition. It has a faint biro number in the top left-hand corner. The vinyl is in excellent clean condition)

Side A: Yesterday
Side B: I Should Have Known Better

Expand your British rock archive with another unique 1976 UK reissue of The Beatles' legendary "Yesterday" 7-inch 45 RPM single (Catalogue No. R 6013) on the historic Parlophone label.

This highly collectible seventies variant was manufactured in Great Britain specifically for the celebrated The Singles Collection 1962-1970 box set series. The record features the iconic black and silver Parlophone label livery, complete with the era-specific "EMI RECORDS LTD" rim text and a fully intact 4-pronged push-out centre. It is presented in the authentic green flipback card picture sleeve, showcasing a classic archival photograph of the Fab Four on the back panel.

The melancholic A-side delivers the beautifully stripped-back studio masterpiece "Yesterday", highlighting Paul McCartney's emotive acoustic performance alongside a delicate string quartet. In perfect contrast, the B-side features "I Should Have Known Better", a lively, harmonica-fueled early studio track that perfectly captures the band's signature early-era songwriting energy and harmonies.

We grade the overall condition of this particular vintage item as VG+/EX. The green card sleeve is in remarkably clean condition, noted only for a faint biro number written in the top left-hand corner, whilst the vinyl record itself remains in excellent, highly glossy condition. For deadwax collectors tracking specific pressing numbers, Side A displays the stamped and etched runout 7YCE 21783-1 1 ON BLAIR, whilst Side B shows the 7YCE 21784-1 2 O first-master stamping.

Invest in a genuine, beautifully preserved piece of 1970s British music history today. Every order is packed with the utmost care in heavy-duty, corner-protected record mailers to ensure your collectable Beatles vinyl arrives safely.