1966 PAUL MCCARTNEY THE FAMILY WAY VINYL LP 1ST SOLO BEATLES LONDON VERY NICE
  $   32

 


$ 32 Sold For
Sep 1, 2012 Sold Date
Aug 25, 2012 Start Date
$   3 Start price
8   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
eBay Auctioned at
 
save auction  

Description

 UP FOR AUCTION IS THE VINTAGE VINYL RECORD ALBUM

THE FAMILY WAY ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK
WITH MUSIC BY PAUL McCARTNEY

  • RELEASED: 1967
  • LONDON RECORDS
  • MONO
   "While on a break between Revolver and Sgt. Pepper in late 1966, and with touring now out of the question and John Lennon off making the film How I Won the War, Paul McCartney tried his hand at a film score -- with a lot of help from Beatles arranger/producer George Martin. The rather pleasing result is one of the most elusive souvenirs of the Beatles' high tide in the '60s, long out of print, and commanding sky-high prices on the collectors' circuit. Only 24 minutes in length, the album is a collection of film cues based on a single McCartney tune, "Love in the Open Air," a plaintive melody reminiscent in some ways of "Here, There and Everywhere. The soundtrack was composed by Paul McCartney, and was produced, arranged and conducted by The Beatles' producer George Martin. It was notable for being the first time that the Lennon-McCartney credit wasn't used for a McCartney composition."

THE ALBUM, SLEEVE, AND PROTECTIVE PAPER SLEEVE ARE ALL IN GREAT CONDITION. THE ALBUM IS VERY CLEAN, NO SCRATCHES OR MARKS OF ANY KIND. THE OUTSIDE SLEEVE (THE CARDBOARD WITH THE MOVIE ART, GRAPHICS AND TEXT) AND THE INSIDE PROTECTIVE SLEEVE ARE BOTH IN GREAT CONDITION, WITH LIGHT OR NO WEAR. IT IS VERY COMMON FOR ALBUMS OF THIS AGE TO HAVE CRACKS IN THE CARDBOARD, OR TEARS IN THE PAPER. THIS ALBUM DOES NOT HAVE HAVE ANY OF THIS WEAR, SEE PICTURES

Very rare. Some people consider this the very first solo Beatles album! I'm a big Beatles fan, and I didn't even know this album existed! Low opening bid - Don't miss out

WINNING BIDDER TO PAY $3.99 FOR SHIPPING

HAPPY BIDDING



price rating