Orig 1964 45 Interview W Beatles Lee Alan Trip To Miami
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Description
Very rarely seen 45 rpm vinyl record titled Lee Alan Presents A Trip To Miami with "A Free Item For Private Use Only" and "All Rights Reserved" on both sides and Part 1 on one side and Part 2 on the other. This is a full interview of the Beatles by Lee Alan in February of 1964 in Miami. Measures 6 7/8" across and bright and clean with some very light scratches/scuffs but no gouges. It has been some time since I played it and no longer have a turntable but didn't skip. Label is bright and clean as can be seen. Guaranteed original. A record that was given out for special friends and contest winners, I am not sure how many were made but very very limited and one that few collectors of Beatles records and memorabilia have.
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