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Artist: The London Jazz Four
Title: Take A New Look At The Beatles
Label: Polydor (UK)
Catalog Number: 582 005
Format: 12” LP, Stereo
Release Year: 1967
Country: UK
Label Design: Original Polydor red label with black semicircle logo at top.
Producer: Tony Reeves
Executive Producer: Chris Parmenter
Engineer: Eddie Kramer (later famed for Hendrix, Zeppelin, Stones)
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Track Listing
Side A
1. I Feel Fine
2. Paperback Writer
3. Rain
4. Michelle
5. Yes It Is
6. Please Please Me
Side B
1. Things We Said Today
2. From Me To You
3. A Hard Day’s Night
4. Ticket To Ride
5. Yellow Submarine
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Matrix / Runouts
• Side A: 582005 A//1
• Side B: 582005 B//1
The “//1” etching on both sides confirms this is a true UK first pressing from 1967, cut from the very first lacquer set. Later pressings show higher cut numbers.
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Condition (from photos)
• Sleeve: Original laminated flipback cover. Shows some ring wear, light staining, and age spotting on the back. Graded VG to VG+.
• Vinyl: Light surface marks visible, but retains a clean sheen. Labels bright with only minor spindle wear. Graded VG+.
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Rarity & Collectibility
• This LP sits at the crossroads of Beatles collectability and UK modern jazz — both strong collector markets.
• The combination of Eddie Kramer’s involvement, Steve Race liner notes, and the unusual jazz reinterpretations makes this more than just a Beatles “covers” album; it’s considered an artistic reinterpretation.
• First pressings with A//1 and B//1 matrices are significantly scarcer than later cuts.
This is a UK Polydor first pressing (1967) of The London Jazz Four – Take A New Look At The Beatles, confirmed by A//1 and B//1 matrix numbers. This is the earliest and most collectible version of this scarce Beatles-related jazz LP. With its crossover appeal to both Beatles collectors and jazz aficionados, it stands as a highly desirable and historically significant record.
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