The Beatles "Strawberry Fields Forever" RARE sessions & outtakes LP great sound 

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beatles rare lp Strawberry Fields Forever. Label:NEMS (2) – CLUE 9Format:Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Unofficial ReleaseCountry:UKReleased:1982Genre:RockStyle:Psychedelic Rock, Classic RockA1Strawberry Fields Forever2:50A2The Bus0:42A3The Inner Light2:32A4The Fool On The Hill2:48A5All You Need Is Love5:06A6By George! It's The David Frost Theme0:43A7Hey Jude7:03B1I Am The Walrus4:33B2Thank You Guru Dai / Happy Birthday2:16B3Yer Blues0:31B4What's The New Mary Jane?6:33B5Peace Of Mind (The Candle Burns)Performer – Unknown Artist3:11B6It's All Too Much2:31B7The Barber Of Seville2:23Pressing variant of Beatleg is a compilation of tracks from 1967-68, from various sources.Fair to excellent sound.Beige/tan NEMS label with black text.Cover features shot from the Hello Goodbye promo film in Sgt. Pepper outfits.TRACK DETAILS:A1 Strawberry Fields Forever; early take, original arrangement (before horns and strings version) (mono)A2 The Bus; segment of instrumental from Magical Mystery Tour film (mono)A3 The Inner Light; true stereo mix, never issued on LPA4 Fool On The Hill; Paul's demo (mono)A5 All You Need Is Love; entire audio segment from "Our World" TV Special, June 25, 1967 (mono)A6 By George! It's The David Frost Theme; Listed as "A Perfect Rendition" on the jacket and label. Impromptu Jam from "David Frost Show", Sep 4, 1968 (mono)A7 Hey Jude; from "David Frost Show", Sep 4, 1968 (mono)B1 I Am The Walrus; Basic track and John's vocal, before over-dubs (mono)B2 Thank You Guru Dai/Happy Birthday: Recorded in India, 14 Mar 1968, for Mike Love's birthday (mono)B3 Yer Blues; Dec 1968. John, with Mick jagger improvising a cappella Yer Blues on the set of the Stones' "Rock & Roll Circus" TV special. (mono)B4 What's the New Mary Jane; 1968, Unknown stereo mix. Listed incorrectly as "What A Shame Mary Jane Had a Pain at the Party"B5 Peace Of Mind (The Candle Burns); NOT The Beatles (mono)B6 It's All Too Much; This is the audio portion of the song as featured in the film Yellow Submarine (mono), 1968B7 Barber Of Seville (Overture); This is the piece of music heard during the ending credits from the film "Help", 1965