1970 The Who Live in Leeds Vinyl LP Album Blue Print With All 12 Inserts As New
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A great opportunity to own a 1970s iconic album Thé Who Live in Leeds with the original 12 inserts and rare hype label on the cover.
Record Company – MCA Inc.
Manufactured By – Decca Records
Copyright © – Decca Records
Recorded At – University Of Leeds
Pressed By – Decca Records Pressing Plant,
"1" stamped or etched in runouts denotes Decca Records Pressing Plant, Gloversville, pressing. Remainder of runouts stamped, some trailing plating number (e.g., "1," "3," "4," etc.) etched.
Comes in a matte-finish gatefold sleeve with blue printing, and has inner pockets like a folder, with one side holding the record, and the other the 12 replica inserts that came with this album:
- Glossy press photo of the band.
- County Courts Acts Notice on behalf of Jennings Musical Industries to Kit Lambert for the outstanding return of musical instruments.
- Delivery note for smoke generators from Brock's Crystal Palace Fireworks Ltd.
- Lyrics to "My Generation" with handwritten notes.
- Rejection letter to Kit Lambert, Esq., from John Burgess at E.M.I. Records Ltd in regard to the High Numbers.
- Locarno Ballroom engagement cancellation letter from Barry Perkins at King's Agency.
- Large 15.25"×22.25" black matte-finish "Maximum R&B" foldout poster showing Pete Townshend windmilling his Rickenbacker.
- Contract for the band's Woodstock performance.
- Matte-finish photo with writing on reverse taken from behind the drums showing Pete Townshend jumping in front of a live crowd holding his Gibson SG guitar.
- Tour itinerary of "High Numbers" with fees.
- Show earnings list for Malcolm Rose on New Action Ltd letterhead.
- Marquee Club box office sheet.
Issued with custom plain inner sleeve that matches color of cover.
On custom Decca labels:
"Crackling Noises O.K. Do Not correct!"
Catalog number on front cover, labels: DL 79175
Catalog number on back cover: DL-79175
The first 150,000 copies of this album contained the inserts.
Some copies with hype sticker (catalog number 9175):
"It Is The Best Live Rock Album Ever Made..." The New York Times Nik Cohn March 8, 1970
Track publishers:
A1: Jazz Edition BMI
A2, B1: Tro-Devon BMI
A3: Rumbalero BMI
A4: Mills ASCAP
B2: Tro-Essex ASCAP
© Decca Records a division of MCA Inc. 1970
Recorded In England
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Rights Society (A1 to A3, B1): BMI
Rights Society (A4, B2): ASCAP
Matrix / Runout (Label A): MG 712420
Matrix / Runout (Label B): MG 712421
Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, variant 1): 7 12420 1 1
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, variant 1): 7 12421 2 1
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