Capitol labels 1965

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Single

A-side

B-side

5372 - Do You Wanna Dance? / Please Let Me Wonder

- Los Angeles pressing

- released with picture sleeve

- no space between publishing co. and time notation

5372 - Do You Wanna Dance? / Please Let Me Wonder

- Los Angeles pressing

- released with picture sleeve

- A-side: space between publishing co. and time notation

- B-side: no space between publishing co. and time notation

5372 - Do You Wanna Dance? / Please Let Me Wonder

- Los Angeles pressing

- released with picture sleeve

- A-side: no space between publishing co. and time notation

- B-side: space between publishing co. and time notation

5372 - Do You Wanna Dance? / Please Let Me Wonder

- Los Angeles pressing

- released with picture sleeve

- space between publishing co. and time notation

5372 - Do You Wanna Dance? / Please Let Me Wonder

- Los Angeles pressing

- released with picture sleeve

- space between publishing co. and time notation

- space between the two line publishing co.

5372 - Do You Wanna Dance? / Please Let Me Wonder

- Scranton pressing

- released with picture sleeve

5372 - Do You Wanna Dance? / Please Let Me Wonder

- Decca-Groverville pressing

- released with picture sleeve

- note: although the Scranton labels are used here, the IAM triangle logo is not visible in the deadwax; the deadwax contains hand etched numbers, including a “G”, indicating it's from the Groverville factory

- Los Angeles pressing

- released with picture sleeve

- space between publishing co. and time notation

5395 - Help Me, Rhonda / Kiss Me, Baby

- Los Angeles pressing

- released with picture sleeve

- no space between publishing co. and time notation

- RCA-Rockaway Custom pressing

- released with picture sleeve

- note: on the B-side, instead of a comma, a period was used

5395 - Help Me, Rhonda / Kiss Me, Baby

- RCA-Rockaway pressing

- released with picture sleeve

- note: although the Scranton labels are used here, the IAM triangle logo is not visible in the deadwax; the deadwax contains hand etched numbers, including an “R”, indicating it's from the Rockaway factory

5395 - Help Me, Rhonda / Kiss Me, Baby

- Scranton pressing

- released with picture sleeve

5395 - Help Me, Rhonda / Kiss Me, Baby

- RCA-Indianapolis pressing

- released with picture sleeve

- note: although the Scranton labels are used here, the IAM triangle logo is not visible in the deadwax; there are machine pressed numbers including an “I” in the deadwax, indicating it's from the Indianapolis factory

5464 - California Girls / Let Him Run Wild

- Los Angeles pressing

- A-side: space between publishing co. and time notation

- B-side: no space between publishing co. and time notation

5464 - California Girls / Let Him Run Wild

- Los Angeles pressing

- A-side: no space between publishing co. and time notation

- B-side: space between publishing co. and time notation

5464 - California Girls / Let Him Run Wild

- Los Angeles pressing

- released with picture sleeve

- no space between publishing co. and time notation

- Scranton pressing

- released with picture sleeve

5540 - The Little Girl I Once Knew / There's No Other (Like My Baby)

- Los Angeles pressing

- released with picture sleeve

5540 - The Little Girl I Once Knew / There's No Other (Like My Baby)

- Los Angeles pressing

- released with picture sleeve

- this copy has a promotional - not for sale sticker on both sides. As Capitol Records only started releasing promo singles in 1967, and prior to that didn't release promotional stickered singles, it is assumed this specific single was added by a radio station.

- Scranton pressing

- released with picture sleeve

5561 - Barbara Ann / Girl Don't Tell Me

- Los Angeles pressing

- released with picture sleeve

- Scranton pressing

- released with picture sleeve