Beatles: White Album, SEALED 2-LP Set, Audiophile German Mono Pressing, #9066908
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From Apple / Parlophone Records (PMC-7067-8), this is the white
album by JOHN, PAUL, GEORGE & RINGO, a SEALED
German monaural pressing with "The Beatles" embossed on front surface
and low number (9066908) stamped bottom left (see photos). Without
a doubt this is the best sound quality of any version of this musical
classic! Our most high recommendation!
We house all our vinyl in Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab inner sleeves
for the ultimate in protection; 6-mil outer sleeves or
polyester offer the best security for all our album covers.
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The Cuts (you already know them but here they are anyway):
Side 1:
- Back In The U.S.S.R.
- Dear Prudence
- Glass Onion
- Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
- Wild Honey Pie
- The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill
- While My Guitar Gently Weeps
- Happiness Is A Warm Gun
Side 2:
- Martha My Dear
- I'm So Tired
- Blackbird
- Piggies
- Rocky Racoon
- Don't Pass Me By
- Why Don't We Do It In The Road?
- I Will
- Julie
Side 3:
- Birthday
- Yer Blues
- Mother Nature's Son
- Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey
- Sexy Sadie
- Helter Skelter
- Long, Long, Long
Side 4:
- Revolution 1
- Honey Pie
- Savoy Truffle
- Cry Baby Cry
- Revolution 9
- Good Night
- John Lennon – vocals, guitars, keyboards, sax, percussion, sound effects
- Paul McCartney – vocals, guitars, keyboards, percussion, recorder, flugelhorn
- George Harrison – vocals, guitars, keyboards, percussion, sound effects
- Ringo Starr – drums, percussion, piano, sleigh bell, vocals
- Eric Clapton – lead guitar on "While My Guitar Gently Weeps
- Mal Evans – backing vocals, handclaps, trumpet
- Jack Fallon – violin
- Pattie Harrison – backing vocals
- Jackie Lomax – backing vocals, handclaps
- Maureen Starkey – backing vocals
- Yoko Ono – vocals, handclaps, sound effects
- Ted Barker – trombone
- Leon Calvert – trumpet, flugelhorn
- Henry Datyner, Eric Bowie, Norman Lederman and Ronald Thomas – violin
- Bernard Miller, Dennis McConnell, Lou Soufier and Les Maddox – violin
- Reginald Kilby – cello
- Eldon Fox – cello
- Frederick Alexander – cello
- Harry Klein – sax
- Dennis Walton, Ronald Chamberlain, Jim Chest and Rex Morris – sax
- Raymond Newman and David Smith – clarinet
- Art Ellefson, Danny Moss and Derek Collins – tenor sax
- Ronnie Ross and Bernard George – baritone sax
- Alf Reece – tuba
- The Mike Sammes Singers – backing vocals
- Stanley Reynolds and Ronnie Hughes – trumpet
- Chris Shepard – stumpf fiddle
- Tony Tunstall – French horn
- John Underwood and Keith Cummings – viola
- Leo Birnbaum and Henry Myerscough – viola
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--- Leonard Cohen (1934-2016)
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