BOB DYLAN - "John Birch Society Blues" - TMOQ - LP - 1970 EARLY pressing: 417
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BOB DYLAN
"John Birch Society Blues"
TMOQ 111A (A side) / 111B and 417B (B) (matrix)
1970
EX / EX
ONLY COPY OF "417B / 111A and 111B" ON EBAY AS OF 8-5-2018
Beautiful copy of Trade Mark of Quality's supposed second release. You can tell by the matrix numbers that this was pressed early, when Dub Taylor & Ken Douglas were running the label. Soon enough, TMOQ would phase out the stamped covers and would also begin using an organized numbering system.
Great LP and one of the earliest underground LPs pressed which started the underground vinyl LP heyday.
This LP was played once (when I taped it onto a cassette in the early 70s). It was one paper scuff on the B side. PLENTY of gloss. Attention Dr. Karl: posting a few others. :-) .
Additional info:
A1 Mixed Up Confusion
A2 East Laredo
A3 I'll Keep It With Mine
A4 John Birch Society Blues
A5 Who Killed Davy Moore?
A6 Eternal Circle
A7 Ramblin' Gamblin' Willie
B1 I Was Young When I Left Home
B2 Percy's Song
B3 Corrina Corrina
B4 In The Evening
B5 Long John
Side1
A! CBS 45 released in 1962
A2 "Another side" outtake June 1964
A3 "BIABH" outtake 1965
A4 Original "Freewheelin' " 1962-63
A5 Carnegie Hall October 26, 1963
A6 "Times" outtake 1963
A7 Original "Freewheelin' " 1962-63
Side 2
Minneapolis, December 1961 except:
B2 "Freewheelin" outtake 1963
B3 CBS 45 released in 1962
Matrix Info for your viewing pleasure:
- Matrix / Runout (Description): 417
- Matrix / Runout (Description): 111
Stored vertically in a smoke free environment for 48 years.
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