Plastic Ono Band: "Live Peace in Toronto 1969", SEALED, Calendar & 45 RPM, MINT
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Rainy Day Records USA (established 1981)
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From Apple Records (SW-3362), this is LIVE PEACE IN
TORONTO 1969 by THE PLASTIC ONO BAND,
a first US issue from December 12, 1969; playing time, 39:49.
It is still SEALED in the original shrink-wrap from the factory
and in MINT condition. Contains the 1970 John and Yoko calendar,
has the clear sticker on back cover (see photographs), and shows
breather holes both sides indicating a true first. Unbelievably
rare in this condition! One of the finest copies we've ever seen;
please see photographs above. Our highest, most passionate
recommendation.
Note: This copy comes with the Apple 45 RPM 7" single 'Give Peace
A Chance' b/w 'Remember Love', also an original (first) issue in paper
Apple sleeve.
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The Cuts:
Side One
- Blue Suede Shoes
- Money
- Dizzy Miss Lizzie
- Yer Blues
- Cold Turkey
- Give Peace A Chance
- Don't Worry Kyoko (Mummy's Only Looking For Her Hand In The Snow)
- John, John (Let's Hope For Peace)
- John Lennon –- lead vocals, rhythm guitar
- Yoko Ono -- vocals (if you want to call 'em that)
- Eric Clapton -- lead guitar, backing vocals
- Klaus Voorman -- bass
- Alan White -- drums
- Kim Fowley -- spoken word
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