Only four Beatle photos are on the front cover of the US album, with others being moved to the back cover, taking the place of the liner notes which are found on the British release. United Artists never received stereo mixes of the songs from Parlophone, and so the stereo album features crude attempts at rechanneling the mono recordings into stereo. United Artists was apparently forbidden from issuing singles from their album. Curiously, Capitol refrained from including the title song on any album until 1973, even though their collection, Hey Jude , was issued in 1969 and HDN would have made a good addition to that record. This may have been part of Capitol's arrangement with United Artists.
All copies have the title misspelled on the cover.
All copies have the title misspelled on the cover. Rare issue, stereo. Pink vinyl . The photo is from the Songs, Pictures, and Stories website. Some copies are stamped as promos on the cover, and other copies came in normal mono covers.