Beatles–12-inch LP Rarities & Classics: Ringo’s All-Stars; Somewhere In England

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These 4 12-inch records offer a variety of vintage post-Beatles work by 3 of the former Fab Four.

--  George Harrison: Somewhere In England – The long fought-over, original version of George’s 1981 album is one of his best.  Many have argued that Warner Brothers Records removed four of the best songs on the album when they released the final version, but all 4 are included here: “Flying Hour”, “Sat Singing”, “Lay His Head”, and “Tears of the World.”  Other tracks include Hoagy Carmichael’s “Hong Kong Blues” and “Baltimore Oriole”, and George’s original “Unconsciousness Rules”, “Writing’s On the Wall” and others.  Record and jacket are MINT.

--  Ringo Starr:  Ringo Starr & His All-Star Band. . .  Limited numbered edition (#2963) album released by Ryko in 1990.  Live recordings from Ringo’s concerts at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles on September 3 and 4, 1989 including Ringo singing “It Don’t Come Easy”, “The No-No Song”, “You’re Sixteen” and “Photograph.”  Other members of the band include Dr. John, Billy Preston, Rick Danko, Joe Walsh, Clarence Clemons, Jim Keltner, Levon Helm, and Nils Lofgren.  Record and jacket are MINT; includes “Limited Edition” insert with number.

--  Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson: 12-inch single “Say Say Say”, a huge hit released by these two giants in 1983.  Record includes a remixed version and an instrumental version; Side 2 also includes McCartney’s rare “Ode To A Koala Bear”, produced by George Martin.  Record is MINT; jacket is nearly so with a bit of fraying on corners. 

--  Paul McCartney & The Crickets: “T-Shirt” – A 3-track 12-inch single released in 1988.  “T-Shirt” was produced by Paul for The Crickets and Macca plays piano and contributes backing vocals.  The other two tracks are “Forever in Mind” and “Holly Would.”  Record and sleeve are MINT.

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