Beatles Tobe Milo Dylan GET TOGETHER/TV/STUDIO 3 EP'S
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SUPER RARE!!!!! THESE USUALLY SELL FOR $500-$1000 EACH! NEED THE CASH AND NEED TO SELL!
FEATURED ARE THREE (3) ORIGINAL BEATLE'S 1976 TOBE MILO BEATLES EP's FROM THE LIMITED COLLECTOR'S EDITION SERIES. MINT- CONDITION. PLAYED ONCE. ALL WITH THE ISSUE NUMBER OF #100!
1. GET TOGETHER: #100 OF 100 COPIES. PRO - 4Q1-2: YES, THIS WAS THE LAST ONE ISSUED! (See picture for EP details)
This is a very rare 1976 USA EP Beatle’s EP. There were 500 stamped, numbered copies of the gold vinyl, but there were only 100 copies of this black vinyl version! In this case, then, it is the black vinyl that is the most rare. The cover and labels are identical to the gold version. The back cover is a reproduction of a 1976 letter to the Beatles from Sid Bernstein imploring them to consider a live re-union performance! The songs "When Everybody Comes To Town" and "I'd Have You Anytime" were co-written and recorded by Dylan and Harrison in Woodstock, NY in 1970. The majority of the vocals are by Harrison. Unreleased Apple single, produced by John with Ringo on Drums, and Mick Jagger on vocals - Too Many Cooks.
2. Tobe Milo Television Outtakes #100 of 500. STMLP - 4Q3/4. (See picture for EP details)
3. Studio Outtakes #100 of 1000. TMLP 4Q 11/12. (See picture for EP details)
The series of Tobe Milo (toe-bee my-low) releases ran from 1976 into the early 1980s, although the label is chiefly remembered for its series of 7 inch "compacts" (or 33 r.p.m. EP's). A whole series of Beatle EP's were released under the Tobe Milo label in 1976, which spoofed not only other bootlegs but legitimate Beatles products as well. These 7-inch EP's started the fashion trend toward numbered copies. Taken together, the Tobe Milo releases (both EP and LP) are the most valuable and sought after BEATLE issues in the world. Usually only 100, 500 & 1,000 copies were pressed in total. With individual numbers stamped on each one to show the exclusiveness of these limited editions they were sold directly to collectors at Beatles conventions or by mail-order. The number of Tobe Milo’s to enter "casual circulation" was comparatively small, and you're unlikely to run into them outside of collector's circles.
Check out this site where these colored editions are selling for much higher prices - moogimani.com/ or Item # 4018432618.
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