Early Single (very rare)

Serial Number	Artist	Title
Capitol 72063	Ray Cathode	Time Beat / Waltz In Orbit
Orange and yellow swirl label. Ray Cathode was a pseudonym for George Martin and this disc was probably issued in Canada in December 1962 or January 1963. This record pre-dates The Beatles first North American 45 «Love Me Do» Capitol 72076 by a few months. Needless to say, it sank without trace in Canada.
This is the original UK red label Parlophone issue, Time Beat was the A-side in the UK.

Later Singles

(all pressed by The Compo Company Limited, Lachine, Quebec, Canada)

Serial Number	Artist	Title
United Artists UA 745 (Version 1)	George Martin and his Orchestra	Ringo’s Theme / And I Love Her
Red label. CREDITED TO THE BEATLES. The label format differs from the label of UA 750 as the label on UA 750 has two silver bars across like the Canadian Atco 45 «Ain’t She Sweet». This 45 was withdrawn since it was indeed not by The Beatles.
United Artists UA 745 (Version 2)	George Martin and his Orchestra	Ringo’s Theme / And I Love Her
Red label - this label format is similar to UA 750 but uses a different font and the B-side time is listed incorrectly as 3:06 instead of 3:42. This version was issued with the US picture sleeve. There is a very small ink stamp on the bottom of the rear of the sleeve that says PRINTED IN THE U.S.A. which does make it unique to Canada.
United Artists UA 750 (Version 1)	George Martin and his Orchestra	A Hard Day’s Night / I Should Have Known Better
Red label - no silver bars. To my knowledge, no Canadian copies of this 45 have been located with the USA picture sleeve pictured here, unlike UA 745.
United Artists UA 750 (Version 2)	George Martin and his Orchestra	A Hard Day’s Night / I Should Have Known Better
Red label - silver bars on label.
United Artists UA 831	George Martin and his Orchestra	Cast Your Fate To The Wind / All Quiet On The Mersey Front
Label format TBD
United Artists UA 873	George Martin and his Orchestra	Downtown / I Feel Fine
Red label - silver bars on label.
United Artists UA 50148	George Martin and his Orchestra	Love In The Open Air / Bahama Sound
No Canadian release of this 45 yet confirmed.

Long PLay (LP) Albums

(all pressed by The Compo Company Limited, Lachine, Quebec, Canada)

Serial Number	Artist	Title
United Artists UAL 3377	George Martin and his Orchestra	OFF THE BEATLE TRACK
Mono - red label - Compo pressing
United Artists UAS 6377	George Martin and his Orchestra	OFF THE BEATLES TRACK
Stereo - black label - Compo pressing
United Artists UAL 3383	George Martin and his Orchestra	A HARD DAY’S NIGHT
Mono - red label - Compo pressing
United Artists UAS 6383	George Martin and his Orchestra	A HARD DAY’S NIGHT
Stereo - black label - Compo pressing
United Artists UAL 3420	George Martin and his Orchestra	SCORES INSTRUMENTAL VERSIONS OF THE HITS
Mono - red label - Compo Pressing
United Artists UAS 6420	George Martin and his Orchestra	SCORES INSTRUMENTAL VERSIONS OF THE HITS
Stereo - black label - Compo pressing
United Artists UAL 3448	George Martin and his Orchestra	HELP!
Mono -red label - Compo pressing. At the end of Pink Floyd's 1973 album The Dark Side of the Moon, on the track "Eclipse", a section of the George Martin orchestral version of "Ticket to Ride" can very faintly be heard beneath the closing heart-beat sound effect. It is believed to be from this album. Before digital recording, recording tapes were wiped and re-used. It is possible that the tape used to record the heart-beat sound effect was not properly wiped and formerly had this track on it, or it was a deliberate inclusion by the band. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help!_%28George_Martin_album%29
United Artists UAS 6448	George Martin and his Orchestra	HELP!
Stereo - black label - Compo pressing
United Artists UAL 3539	George Martin and his Orchestra	INSTRUMENTALLY SALUTES THE BEATLES GIRLS
Mono - red label - Compo pressing
United Artists UAS 6539	George Martin and his Orchestra	INSTRUMENTALLY SALUTES THE BEATLES GIRLS
Stereo - black label - Compo pressing
United Artists UAL 6647	George Martin and his Orchestra	LONDON BY GEORGE!
Canadian mono copy not yet confirmed
United Artists UAS 6647	George Martin and his Orchestra	LONDON BY GEORGE!
Canadian stereo copy most likely issued but not yet confirmed