In late 1963 EMI was involved in legal sanctions against Vee-Jay Records - and Capitol Records was still not interested in a Beatles contract. The Swan label agreed to release the next U. S. Beatles single She Loves You and did so in September, 1963. The single went nowhere. After Capitol Records finally decided to distribute Beatles records and Beatlemania exploded, Swan re-released the single which went on to No. 1 and became Swan's biggest hit. Swan released one other Beatle single, the German version of the same song, Sie Liebt Dich. Both singles were backed with I'll Get You.

For a time, all Swan record labels carried the words "Don't Drop Out", a message to American teens to stay in school.

Red print on a glossy or flat white background.

Glossy label variations:

1) "DON'T DROP OUT" is not printed on the label
2) "DON'T DROP OUT" is printed on the label
3) "DON'T DROP OUT" and "Produced by George Martin" are printed on the label

Blue print on a glossy white background. "DON'T DROP OUT" is printed on the label.

Labels have red or maroon print with the song title in quotes.

Labels have a flat or semi-gloss black background with silver print.

The labels on all Swan promotional singles have black print on a white background. Some include a double or single "X" marking. Rare versions have one of the songs on one side and unpressed vinyl and a blank label on the other.