Capitol T-6051 MONO only	Beatlemania ! With The Beatles	1963, November 25
Early editions are RCA-pressed with a Parrs sleeve, disc is mastered in Canada. Early editions in loose wrap, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve. Deleted from catalogue late 1966, added back to catalogue in 1971. EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1963 November 25 ** (AGREE) A December 2, 1963 release date comes from Paul White’s own records and most likely refers to the Vault date)
Capitol T-6054 MONO only	Twist And Shout	1964 February 3
Early editions are RCA-pressed with a Parrs sleeve, disc is mastered in Canada. Early editions in loose wrap, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve. EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1963 January 13 ** (DISAGREE) The February 3, 1964 release date comes from Paul White’s own records. Early copies were sold with a black and white promotional picture with "exclusive Capitol Records recording stars" written on the bottom.
MGM E 4215 (C) MONO only	The Beatles With Tony Sheridan And Their Guests	1964 February 3
Yellow and black «lion» label, disc is mastered in Canada. Early editions are RCA-pressed with a Parrs sleeve. Early editions in tight wrap, no inner sleeve). EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1964 February 3 ** (AGREE). Distributed by Quality Records
Capitol T-6063 MONO only	Long Tall Sally	1964 April 27
Early editions are RCA-pressed with a Parrs sleeve, disc is mastered in Canada. Early editions in loose wrap, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve. Deleted from catalogue late 1966, added back to catalogue in 1971. EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1964 May 11 ** (DISAGREE) The April 27, 1964 release date comes from Paul White’s own records.
Capitol T-2094 MONO only	Chart Busters Vol. 4	1964 May 11
Early editions are RCA-pressed with a Parrs sleeve and use Scranton metal parts. Early editions in loose wrap, green Capitol inner sleeve. Rear sleeve modified to show the Canadian Capitol LPs T-6054 and T-6063 which replace Meet The Beatles and The Beatles Second Album.
United Artists UAL 3366 MONO and UAS 6366 STEREO	A Hard Days Night	1964 June 26
Early MONO editions on red, black, or blue UA labels, disc is mastered in Canada. Early STEREO editions on black UA labels only, disc is mastered in Canada. All early editions are Compo-pressed with a non-Parrs sleeve. Early editions in shrink wrap, rounded poly bag inner sleeve, original stereo is scarcer.
Capitol T-2108 MONO only initially*	Something New
Early editions are RCA-pressed with a Parrs sleeve and use Scranton metal parts. Early editions in loose wrap, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve. Capitol ST-2108 STEREO copies appeared after June 1966, with brackets around the word Canada on the label perimeter print. EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1964 July 20 ** (AGREE)
Capitol T-2125 MONO only	The Big Hits From England And The USA	1964 September 7
RCA-pressed and use Scranton metal parts wrapped in loose plastic, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve. Sleeves are imported from USA and rear sleeve paste-over slick shows the Canadian Capitol LPs T-6054 and T-6063 which replace Meet The Beatles And The Second Album. If you look under the rear pasteover at the bottom right hand corner you will see the round RIAA logo as used on the USA Capitol sleeves of the period. 3 copies with paste-over rear sleeve slick have been verified. In Canada the album was only issued in mono.
Atco 33-169 MONO only	Ain’t She Sweet	1964 October 5
Solid black label with silver text, distributed by London Records of Canada Ltd. Early editions are Compo-pressed with a non-Parrs sleeve, disc is mastered in Canada) (early editions in shrink wrap, no inner sleeve.
Capitol TBO-2222 MONO only initially*	The Beatles’ Story	1964 November 23
Gatefold sleeves were imported from the USA until 1966. Early editions are RCA-pressed, early copies use Scranton metal parts. Early editions in loose gatefold wrap, Capitol/Pathe inner sleeves. A Parrs MONO sleeve appeared sometime after June 1966 and covers have «File Under: The Beatles» instead of the USA «File Under: Beatles». Canadian Capitol STEREO copies appeared in 1967 with a Parr's stereo banner sleeve, and the regular non-banner issue appeared in 1968. EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1964 November 23 ** (AGREE)
Capitol (S)T-2228 MONO and STEREO	Beatles ‘65	1964 December 15
Early editions are RCA-pressed with a Parrs sleeve. Early editions in loose or shrink wrap, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve. Early copies use Scranton metal parts, original stereo is scarcer than mono ** EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1964 December 15 ** (AGREE)
Capitol (S)KAO-6114 MONO and STEREO	Sing A Song With The Beatles	1965 April 12
Early editions are RCA-pressed with a Parrs sleeve. Early editions in loose gatefold wrap, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve (early copies use Scranton metal parts, original stereo is scarcer than mono) (this was a Tower LP release in the U.S.A., a subsidiary of Capitol)
Capitol (S)T-2358 MONO and STEREO	Beatles VI	1965 June 14
Early editions are RCA-pressed with a Parrs sleeve) (early editions in loose or shrink wrap, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve. Early copies use Scranton metal parts, original stereo is scarcer than mono. Capitol appears to have run out of stereo slicks at some point - later stereo copies have «CAPITOL FULL DIMENSIONAL STEREO» in block text above the slick with some copies additionally having «STEREO» stamped in gold ink above Paul’s head) ** EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1965 June 14 ** (AGREE)
Capitol (S)MAS-2386 MONO and STEREO	Help!	1965 August 9
Early editions are Compo-pressed* with a non-Parrs sleeve. Early editions in loose gatefold wrap, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve. Early copies use Scranton metal parts, original stereo is scarcer than mono. EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1965 August 23 ** (DISAGREE)
Capitol (S)T-2442 MONO and STEREO	Rubber Soul	1965 December 9
Early editions are Compo-pressed* with a Parrs sleeve. Early editions in loose or shrink wrap, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve. Discs are mastered in Canada, original stereo is scarcer than mono. MONO RCA-pressed copies also exist. Some stereo sleeves have the stereo banner printed above the slick). EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1965 December 9 ** (AGREE)
Capitol (S)T-2553 MONO and STEREO	Yesterday And Today	1966 June 20
Early editions are Compo-pressed with a Parrs sleeve. Early editions in shrink wrap, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve. Discs are mastered in Canada, original stereo is scarcer than mono). Last of the original Capitol LPs to be issued without Canada in brackets on the label perimeter print. 2 printers proof MONO Parrs covers have been verified, salesman slicks exist that were folded and 3-hole punched, only 1 of these has been verified as surviving. EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1966 June 15 ** (DISAGREE)
Capitol (S)T-2576 MONO and STEREO	Revolver	1966 August 8
Early editions are Compo-pressed with no Parrs logo on sleeve, possibly due to artistic control exerted by Klaus Voorman. Early editions in shrink wrap, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve) (discs are mastered in Canada, original stereo is scarcer than mono) ** EMI Music Canada list release date as 1966 August 8 ** (AGREE)
Metro M(S)-563 MONO and STEREO	This Is Where It Started	1966 August 15
Solid black label with silver text, distributed by Quality Records. Disc is mastered in Canada, early editions are RCA-pressed with a non-Parrs sleeve. Early editions in shrink wrap, no inner sleeve. Stereo is «electronically enhanced for reproduction in stereo»
Capitol (S)T-2047 MONO and STEREO	Meet The Beatles	1967 February 1 (TBD)
MONO edition deleted from catalogue in the summer of 1968. Early editions are RCA-pressed with a Parrs sleeve, Beatles front title in olive green. Early editions in shrink wrap, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve, discs are mastered in Canada, original mono is extremely scarce. (possibly only available via Capitol Of Canada Record Club through mid 1968) (*at this time, Beatlemania T-6051 and Long Tall Sally T-6063 are dropped from the Capitol Of Canada catalogue while Twist & Shout T-6054 is retained)
Capitol (S)T-2080 MONO and STEREO	The Beatles Second Album	1967 February 1 (TBD)
MONO edition deleted from catalogue in the summer of 1968) (early editions are RCA-pressed with a Parrs sleeve. Early editions in shrink wrap, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve) (discs are mastered in Canada, original mono is extremely scarce. (possibly only available via Capitol Of Canada Record Club through mid 1968) (*at this time, Beatlemania T-6051 and Long Tall Sally T-6063 are dropped from the Capitol Of Canada catalogue while Twist & Shout T-6054 is retained)
Note: all copies are stereo after summer 1968 and have no Parrs logos (later issues on green target label, red target label, orange label, purple label, etc.)
Capitol (S)MAS-2653 MONO and STEREO	Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band	1967 June 2
Initial MONO copies state «A Little Help From My Friends» on label, quickly changed to «With A Little Help From My Friends». Early editions are Compo-pressed with Parrs logo on rear sleeve and cutout sheet, possibly due to artistic control exerted by Peter Blake/Jann Howarth). Early editions are found in loose gatefold wrap, with or without Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve, as opposed to the red and white art inner sleeve that was used by Capitol in the USA. The discs are mastered in Canada, original stereo is scarcer than mono. ** EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1967 June 2 ** (AGREE)
London MS-82007 STEREO only	The Family Way OST	1967 June 12
Early copies are Compo-pressed, Ever Reddy cover, in shrink wrap. Uses stamper parts from the UK with XZAL.7598 in runout. Blue London label with stereo bar, does not use «ffrr» like Canadian London Rolling Stones LPs of the period.
Capitol (S)MAL-2835 MONO and STEREO	Magical Mystery Tour	1967 November 27
Early MONO copies are RCA-pressed, no Parrs logo on sleeve. Early STEREO copies are Compo-pressed, no Parrs logo on sleeve. Loose gatefold wrap, with or without Capitol / Pathe inner sleeve. Original mono copies are scarcer than original stereo copies. (discs are mastered in Canada) ** EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1967 November 27 ** (AGREE)
Capitol ST-2309 STEREO only	The Early Beatles	1968 August 1 (TBD)
Early editions are RCA-pressed with an Ever Reddy sleeve. Early editions in shrink wrap, Capitol/Pathe inner sleeve. Discs are mastered in Canada, original black/rainbow label copies were only available for a short time before they were replaced with green target label copies.
Apple SWBO-101 STEREO only	The Beatles aka «The White Album»	1968 November 25
For a short time, «high» numbered sleeves were imported from the USA. 4 colour portrait photos, large poster, and un-numbered sleeve were all otherwise printed by Ever Reddy Printers, loose gatefold wrap. Early discs are RCA-pressed, plain white paper stock inner sleeves with round cut out centers to expose the Apple label. Discs are mastered in Canada) ** EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1968 November 25 ** (AGREE). The mistakes found on song titles of the US records were already corrected on Canadian copies. Rocky Raccoon is mistakenly written ROCKY RACOON on all copies.
Apple SW-153 STEREO only	Yellow Submarine	1969 January 13
Early copies are RCA-pressed, cover is by Ever Reddy Printers. The disc is mastered in Canada, the LP was deleted quickly due to poor sales. ** EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1969 January 13 ** (AGREE)
Apple SO-383 STEREO only	Abbey Road	1969 October 1
Initial copies do not include Her Majesty on sleeve or label. Early copies are RCA and Compo pressed - different label formats. Early sleeves are Ever Reddy although some do not have the printer logo on front sleeve. Second pressing which includes Her Majesty on label are Compo-pressed ** EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1969 October 1 ** (AGREE)
Polydor Special 242.008 STEREO only	Very Together	1969 December 1 (TBD)
Early copies are Compo-pressed, sleeve is neither Parrs nor Ever Reddy. This LP cashed in on the «Paul Is Dead» craze and was deleted quickly. Early discs use a European Polydor stamper)
Apple (SO)SW-385 STEREO only	Hey Jude / The Beatles Again	1970 February 26
Early copies are RCA-pressed with Ever-Reddy printer logo on spine. Modern Graphics covers came with Compo-pressed disc & a sticker on the shrink wrap that was a green Apple shape with text «Hey Jude» and the catalogue number. COvers bears the "SO" number on all copies. ** EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1970 February 26 ** (AGREE)
Apple SOAL-6351 STEREO only box set with book	Let It Be	1970 May 18
Early Modern Graphics covers came with a sticker on the shrink wrap that listed the tracks and text stating «includes 160-page full-color» book -notethe US spelling of the «color» as opposed to the Canadian «colour» leading me to assume that these stickers may have been made in the USA ! Early copies are either Compo or RCA pressed. Modern Graphics LP sleeves have a white border around the pictures on the back, other LP sleeves have no printer markings and do not have the white border around the pictures on the back of the LP sleeve, these sleeves housed a Compo-pressed disc. Early books include a transparent sticker that corrects publisher credits. An 8-track tape was also issued using the 6351 catalogue number but to date no 8-track box sets have been verified although they may exist ** EMI Music Canada lists original release date as 1970 May 18 ** (AGREE)
Notes There were no brackets around the word Canada on label perimeter print prior to the summer of 1966. The issuance of MONO and STEREO LPs simultaneously was phased out of production in the summer of 1968. Parrs covers were not issued after mid 1968.