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Beach Boys - Then I Kissed Her FLAC album

Beach Boys - Then I Kissed Her FLAC album

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A Then I Kissed Her
Written-By – E. Greenwich*, J. Berry*, P. Spector*
B Mountain Of Love
Written-By – Harold Dorman

Companies, etc.

  • Printed By – Garrod & Lofthouse

Credits

  • Producer – Brian Wilson

Notes

1979 UK reissue of 1965 single, in card picture sleeve.

1965 original was issued in Mono, this reissue is 'Duophonic Stereo'

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A Label): YCL 16055A
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B Label): YCL 16055B

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
CL 15502 The Beach Boys Then I Kissed Her ‎(7", Single) Capitol Records CL 15502 UK 1967
CL 15502 The Beach Boys Then I Kissed Her ‎(7") Capitol Records CL 15502 Denmark 1967
CL 15502 The Beach Boys Then I Kissed Her ‎(7", Single) Capitol Records CL 15502 Norway 1967
CL(I) 15502 The Beach Boys Then I Kissed Her ‎(7", Single) Capitol Records CL(I) 15502 Ireland 1967
45-CL 15502 The Beach Boys Then I Kissed Her / Mountain Of Love ‎(7", Single) Capitol Records 45-CL 15502 Nigeria 1967

Beach Boys - Then I Kissed Her FLAC album

Musician performer: Beach Boys

Title: Then I Kissed Her

Country: UK

Date of release: 1979

Style: Beat

Genre: Rock / Pop

Size FLAC: 1289 mb

Rating: 4.8 / 5

Votes: 671

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Beach Boys Beat 1979 UK

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Arador
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Thetalen
What a nice little hidden at first glance gem. This pressing and retro release as part of the UK EMI-Capitol singles collection (all singles were available and sold separately from an on-counter display) The singles used a striking variant of the original Silver text on Wine labels with the USA Washington Capitol "Dome" image, Using black text on post box red labels.First glance, because this pressing is Stereo has the UK EMI Stereo identifier of "Y" the Mono "X",As I don't have a copy of this single to hand I am unable to confirm what kind of two separate channels this Stereo pressing is. Duophonic as in the 1970s Greatest Hits (B&W sleeve) or even true Stereo.......odds are on Duophonic but hey ho. Nice little retro gem to have.Originally released as an exclusive UK stop-gap single in 1967 it caught the moment and market and became a big hit here for the guys. IMHO I think their version knocks the Chrystals original in to a cocked hat. This has real emotion, depth and feeling, that the tiny squeeky wishy-washy Chrystals original lacks. The Boys did a grand job on this and I Can Hear Music.
Thetalen
What a nice little hidden at first glance gem. This pressing and retro release as part of the UK EMI-Capitol singles collection (all singles were available and sold separately from an on-counter display) The singles used a striking variant of the original Silver text on Wine labels with the USA Washington Capitol "Dome" image, Using black text on post box red labels.First glance, because this pressing is Stereo has the UK EMI Stereo identifier of "Y" the Mono "X",As I don't have a copy of this single to hand I am unable to confirm what kind of two separate channels this Stereo pressing is. Duophonic as in the 1970s Greatest Hits (B&W sleeve) or even true Stereo.......odds are on Duophonic but hey ho. Nice little retro gem to have.Originally released as an exclusive UK stop-gap single in 1967 it caught the moment and market and became a big hit here for the guys. IMHO I think their version knocks the Chrystals original in to a cocked hat. This has real emotion, depth and feeling, that the tiny squeeky wishy-washy Chrystals original lacks. The Boys did a grand job on this and I Can Hear Music.