Beatles: Rare 12-inch singles; Harrison picture disc
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Here are 4 rare 12-inch single releases from the Fab Four!
-- The Beatles: 1982 anniversary 12-inch edition of the Bealtes’ first single, “Love Me Do”/“P.S. I Love You”. The record includes both the rare, original version of “Love Me Do” with Ringo Starr on drums, and the more common version with studio session man Andy White on drums. The record is MINT; the jacket VG.
-- John Lennon: “Give Peace A Chance” – Pristine German 12-inch pressing (Apple 1 C 052-90 372 YZ) with original picture sleeve. Includes “Give Peace A Chance” and “Remember Love”, recorded on June 1, 1969 by Lennon and Yoko Ono with the Plastic Ono Band in Room 1742 of the Hotel La Reine Elizabeth in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The chorus of guests included Timothy Leary, The Smothers Brothers, Petula Clark, Derek Taylor, and others. Record is mint; jacket VG.
-- Paul McCartney: “Figure of Eight” (5:16)/“This One” (Club Lovejoys Mix – 6:10) – U.K.-only 12-inch single from Paul’s 1989 Flowers in the Dirt album (Parlophone 12 R6235). Record and sleeve are mint.
-- George Harrison: “When We Was Fab” – U.K.-only 12-inch picture disc single with four tracks from George’s 1987 Cloud 9 album (WEA W8131TP). Record includes two versions of “When We Was Fab” (original LP version with reverse ending; and unextended version); plus “Zig Zag” and “That’s The Way It Goes”. Record is mint and still in its original plastic sleeve.
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