THE BEATLES-LET IT BE-LP-VERY RARE-FIRST FL-1870 CHINESE 1970 Yellow Background
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A Very Rare copy of The Beatles Album-LET IT BE. This record was obtained by a Gentleman in the U.S. Military stationed during Vietnam over seas. I would say Bootlegged by the Chinese.Taiwan, Under the Record Label FIRST. FL-1870. Album cover is a cross Paper/Cardboard type material.It is in its original Shrink Wrap. The Vinyl is in Excellent condition with NO visible Scratches!Instead of the customary Black Background this has a Yellow Back Ground on the Front Cover of the Album. Chinese writing Bottom front of Album.The Back cover unlike the Original has the words to "Let It Be" on the left side of Album cover. Wording in center of Album back cover is as Follows: This is a new phase BEATLES album. essential to the content of the film, LET IT BE, was that they performed live for many of the tracks; in comes the warmth and the freshness of a live performance; as reproduced for disc by PHIL SPECTOR. Bottom of photo on back states: Thanks to George Martin Glyn Johns Billy Preston Harold Seider Mal Davies Peter Bown Richard Hewson Brian Rogers Design by John Kosh Photographs by Ethan Russell. Really strange inside the Album cover. Behind the Front cover is A picture of a woman having a high Ball with the First record emblem in upper right corner and on inside front right LATEST SONG with a 4 inside a black circle and a list of songs like it were on the two sides of an Album, a few of these songs are such as Sloop John B by the Beach Boys, You only live twice by Nancy Sinatra, Up Up and Away by The 5th Dimension and Up Up and Away by the Ventures. Inside back cover are the words to these songs. It appears to be another Album cover inside this Beatles Let It Be Album. I also own a Led Zeppelin (Led Jettison) on the Vinyl and Another Beatles Album by FIRST, Chinese Records that were also brought back to the States from the same soldier. Good Luck and THANKS for LOOKING! found that these albums came from Taiwan, they are rare, some sites will not sell them and that American soldiers were often the ones that bought these.
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