Sealed -THE YARDBIRDS LAST HURRAH IN THE BIG APPLE, 1968 Live in NY, TAKRL 1914
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The Yardbirds - Last Hurrah In The Big Apple Recorded March 30, 1968 live show at New York’s Anderson Theater Released in 1974 on The Amazing Kornyfone Record Label ? Catalog No. TAKRL 1914
Because the album is sealed the vinyl is presumed mint. Sleeve is in Mint condition as well. There is no ring wear or shelf wear, no seam splits or bent corners. There is a tear in the shrink wrap along the bottom of the sleeve (see pictures). The sleeve itself is more of a soft yellow color. It's difficult to tell in the photos.
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Returns are accepted up to 14 days from delivery. Buyer pays shipping. In order to receive the refund, the record must still be sealed. No partial refunds given.
From allmusic.com:
"This 1970s LP focuses on the Yardbirds’ March 30, 1968, show at New York’s Anderson Theater, which had resulted in Epic’s 1971 LP Live Yardbirds Featuring Jimmy Page. The Led Zeppelin guitarist hated the Epic release with a passion, and it was withdrawn after Page (who was especially upset over the fake “applause” that Epic made the mistake of adding) filed a lawsuit. But TAKRL felt that the Anderson Theater concert didn’t deserve to be unavailable, and so, the illegal LP Last Hurrah in the Big Apple was born. TAKRL, which obviously had access to a master recording of the show, didn’t include the canned crowd noises that Epic added, noises that Page angrily described as “bullfight roars.” While Last Hurrah isn’t the ideal document of the Yardbirds on stage, it’s a generally enjoyable record that offers hard-rocking performances of favorites like “Shapes of Things,” “Heart Full of Soul,” “Over Under Sideways Down,” and “The Train Kept A-Rollin’.” Page is featured on the raga-influenced instrumental “White Summer,” and the Yardbirds really let loose during an 11-minute performance of “I’m a Man.” Also interesting is an early version of “Dazed and Confused,” which ended up having a completely different set of lyrics by the time Zeppelin recorded it in 1969. It should be noted that Last Hurrah isn’t the only illicit album that focused on the Anderson Theater show, but if you wanted to hear the concert without the “bullfight roars” of Epic’s impossible-to-find Live Yardbirds Featuring Jimmy Page, it was certainly an attractive option in the 1970s.”
Tracklist: A1 The Train Kept A-Rollin’ 2:56 A2 You’re A Better Man Thani 5:11 A3 Heart Full Of Soul 1:31 A4 Dazed And Confused 6:09 A5 My Baby 2:40
B1 Over Under Sideways Down 2:14 B2 Drinking Muddy Water 2:46 B3 Shapes Of Things 2:24 B4 White Summer 4:02 B5 I’m A Man 11:34
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