THE BEATLES Limited Edition 4x7" 45RPM Vinyl Interview Picture Discs Set - Mint
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£ 55 Sold For
Feb 8, 2015 Sold Date
Jan 29, 2015 Start Date
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THE BEATLES Baktabak 45 RPM Limited Edition Vinyl Interview Picture Disc Presentation Set - Mint/Unplayed
The Beatles / Interview Picture Disc Collection - Baktabak Records BAKPAK-1004 (1990)(UK) 
This auction is for a rare Limited Edition 4 x 7" Record Interview Picture Disc Presentation Set. This set is pressed on UK Vinyl and is no longer in print.
One very careful owner since purchased new. The brand new Records and plastic presentation pack are in perfect unplayed/mint condition. 
Description: Scarce 1988 UK Baktabak limited edition 4 x 7" vinyl interview picture disc set housed inside a clear PVC wall hanger with newspaper cutting style insert at the top.   The following text is taken from the newspaper cutting style insert:   4 rock’n’roll performers hailed by teen-agers   This collection documents The Beatles’ first visit to America and includes interviews with the group. A leading American DJ during the ‘60s, Murray ‘The K’, was one of the first to play Beatles’ records on American radio (W.I.N.S. New York). He became a good friend of the group and can be heard here talking in his ever relaxed manner to John, Paul, George and Ringo in New York, Washington, Miami and, on their return to London, on the set of A Hard Day’s Night. This is a Baktabak Limited Edition. Catalogue Number: BAKPAK 1004. It was manufactured in England by: Tabak Marketing Limited, Swan Centre, Fishers Lane, London W4 1RX.
Thousands of fans greet British Beatles   The Beatles arrived at Kennedy International Airport at 1.30 pm yesterday to be greeted by thousands of singing and screaming teenagers. The young people stood four deep on the upper arcade of the international arrivals building holding Beatles we love you and Welcome Beatles signs and when the plane touched down they chanted “We want Beatles”. An airport official shook his head as he told me “We’ve never seen anything like this before. Never. Not even for Kings and Queens”.   The Beatles, who popularized Rock’n’roll in Britain, will be making their first live television appearance here Sunday evening on the Ed Sullivan show. On Tuesday they will go to Washington for a concert at the Collosium and return here Wednesday to give two shows at Carnegie Hall. Next Sunday The Beatles will accompany Mr Sullivan to Miami Beach for a televised performance in the Deauville Hotel. They will return to London on Feb 17.   Disc A John Lennon Disc B George Harrison Disc C Paul McCartney Disc D Ringo Starr
Will be dispatched in appropriate packaging to protect the records and the presentation pack.
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