GEORGE HARRISON ALL THINGS MUST PASS APPLE AP-9016C 1970 JAPAN 3 RED LP Box Set
  $   145

 


$ 145 Sold For
Apr 20, 2022 Sold Date
Feb 12, 2022 Start Date
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  Japan Country Of Seller
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             GEORGE HARRISON


           ALL THINGS MUST PASS
The first solo album released by George Harrison in 1970 after the Beatles disbanded. A rare masterpiece in rock history that fully demonstrated the talents that can be possessed, such as a volume of 3 discs, a lineup of highly complete songs, and a jam session with support members that shows the breadth of friendship. ..         A valuable masterpiece with 3 LP Boxes released by Toshiba. .. The record is red.
Vintage  1970     JAPAN RED Vinyl LP

The red record is a transparent red vinyl record manufactured by Toshiba Music Industry from the 1960s to the early 1970s,
and in recent years, the Beatles' early press records have been traded at high prices.
It is said that the red board has an antistatic agent added to prevent dust from adhering to the vinyl chloride, so dust does not adhere to the board permanently.
APPLE AP-9016C / Manufactured by Japan Toshiba Records 
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In excellent  condition. 

Play tested.  3 Album very clean, have no any jumpiness or skip.  amazingly great sound.


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