BEATLES - OB LA DI - RARE 1969 Odeon Records 7" 45rpm from Nicaragua
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While doing some summer cleaning, I came across a box of old 45 vinyl records that my wife had listened to as a teenager in Central America back in the late 60’s/early 70’s. Some are well played, others slightly used. I have not listened to any of them, so all grading is based only on visual inspection using the eBay Guide to Vinyl Record Grades (based on vinyl record grades from Goldmine Magazine).
Please see photos. If you want a close up of any particular area on a record or sleeve, please ask and I will try to take a close-up picture and send to you. If the record has a sleeve, the grades listed will be for the record first, then the sleeve.
Here is an extremely rare 1969 pressing of Ob La Di, Ob La Da/ Debemos Hacerlo en el Camino (Why don’t we do it in the road) by The Beatles. Songs are in English.
The inspiration for the B side song reportedly is Paul saw two monkeys in India “doing it” in the middle of a road while he was walking by. Originally released on the Beatles’ White Album, this is the song that Paul recorded with Ringo that usually comes up as one of the “hurtful” things Paul did to John just prior to the group’s break up. Made in Nicaragua under the Odeon Records label (black), #0-0363. Comes in original Nicaraguan Odeon Records sleeve. VG+/NM.
Just about a week ago a similar record sold here on eBay for $68.51 plus an additional $21.00 to ship to the US from El Salvador, according to the listing, for a total of $89.51! The one I am listing here is, in my opinion, better condition. The starting bid here is only $ .99, and THERE IS NO RESERVE!
I will be listing quite a few records. Included are some very hard to find records that were pressed in Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala or Nicaragua, including the Beatles! It may take a while to list all of them, so please check back for that rare find you have been looking for. All lots will start @ $.99, and there is no reserve. All records will be carefully packed, and I will combine shipping on these records. If you want to calculate the combined shipping costs, or cost of postage outside of the United State, you can log onto the United States Post Office website and go to calculate a price. To assist you in calculating foreign or combined shipping costs, one record with packaging weighs about 9 oz., 2 records = 10.5 oz., 3 records = 13 oz., 4 records = 14.5 oz., and 5 records = 16 oz. Thanks for looking.
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