OFFICIAL BEATLES FAN CLUB Great Britain 1969 HAPPY CHRISTMAS Flexdisc West Bros
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The Official BEATLES FAN CLUB OF GREAT BRITAIN presents
THE BEATLES 7th Christmas Record HAPPY CHRISTMAS 1969 FLEXDISC RECORD
Cover Design by Richard Starkey (Ringo) and son, Zak Starkey
The Beatles Seventh Christmas Record (1969): Each Beatle recorded his part separately, and it was later edited together. On this message we hear John and Yoko walking around outside and talking outside their new Ascot home. John also interviews Yoko about “freedom of mind and everything.” Paul plays another acoustic Christmas improvisation where he sings “This Is To Wish You A Very Merry Christmas, This Is To Wish You A Happy New Year.” Ringo sings something that seems to be called “Good Evening To You Gentlemen,” which continues into part of “The End” from the Abbey Road album. George gives a quick holiday greeting. Once again, due to its longer duration, the disc plays on two sides instead of one. (taken from Yoko Ono's website)
Printed in England by West Brothers, Printers, Limited. London S.W.19 "From Ascot in Berkshire, from Weybridge in Surrey, from St. John's Wood in the Borough of Marylebone and from Apple in the West End, John Ringo Paul and George send you these tapes of love and freetings soldered into a collective disc by the iron wrist of Maurice Cole. The Beatles wish all of you a happy Christmas and may the Seventies Give Peace a Chance"
THE FLEXDISC PLAYS ON BOTH SIDES and is in excellent, mint condition. The cover is in great condition with the exception of a stain on the upper right corner of the back, as shown in photos.
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