1965 MONO PROMO BEAUTY THE BYRDS TAMBOURINE MAN GENE CLARK Garage FOLK Dylan

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1,025

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• CLEAN ~ SUPER RARE
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• 1965
• WHITE LABEL PROMOTIONAL
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• THE MONO MIXES
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• USA - 360 SOUND ~ COLUMBIA RECORDS - CL 2372 (MONO)
  

• 1965 ~ ORIGINAL ~ WHITE LABEL PROMOTIONAL
  

1. Includes the super-rare PROMO-ONLY 
2. SONG TITLES STRIP
   ON BOTTOM FRONT COVER ~
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   GOOD LUCK EVER FINDING A BETTER COPY
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5. It's not overstating the case to contend that the Byrds' very FIRST 1965 album is the forerunner from which all West Coast 60's folk-rock spouts. 
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7. "MR TAMBOURINE MAN"  hit No. 1 two months before the album arrived, in the process heralding a new sound that braided involved lyrics with chiming guitars, and vaguely trippy harmonies. The album (and, indeed, it is an album, rather than a haphazard collection of songs, as was the standard of the day) followed through on the promise of the title track single. Four of the dozen songs on the original pressing were Dylan compositions, but the originals from Gene Clark and Roger McGuinn nearly matched their worships, particularly "I Feel a Whole Lot Better," perhaps the quintessential Byrds tune of the time, time, time in '65.
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1.     "Mr. Tambourine Man" (Bob Dylan) – 2:29
       "I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better" (Gene Clark) – 2:32
       "Spanish Harlem Incident" (Bob Dylan) – 1:57
       "You Won't Have to Cry" (Gene Clark, Jim McGuinn) – 2:08
       "Here Without You" (Gene Clark) – 2:36
       "The Bells of Rhymney" – 3:30
   
   Side 2
   
       "All I Really Want to Do" (Bob Dylan) – 2:04
       "I Knew I'd Want You" (Gene Clark) – 2:14
       "It's No Use" (Gene Clark, Jim McGuinn) – 2:23
       "Don't Doubt Yourself, Babe" – 2:54
       "Chimes of Freedom" (Bob Dylan) – 3:51
       "We'll Meet Again" ) – 2:07 I
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• The cover: rated: near M- 1965 original is a museum-worthy beauty, flat & square with 4 sharp corners , despite a couple of very minor handling impressions (so light) at top right cover...  Otherwise ALL vivid clean clear pretty close as they were in 1965...
• NEVER FOUND this CLEAN ...minding 58 years past ...
• Still pretty decently preserved to the max ...having no delete marks, no split seams and no writing ...
• FINAL COLLECTION COPY !!!

1. The vinyl: Rated: near M-  few minor top-surface hair scuffs if that - OVERALL plays VERY enjoyable ...glossy on both sides and should appeal to most ALL high-end collectors seeking a treasured artifact ever rising in value day by day ... it's already 58 years down the road as a very-limited pre-release 1965 WHITE LABEL PROMO