George Harrison 45 "MY SWEET LORD" RARE Original 1970 Test Pressing (Apple)
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George Harrison 45rpm - ORIGINAL 1970 TEST PRESSING: "MY SWEET LORD". The B-Side is "ISN'T IT A PITY".
Issued by APPLE Records in 1970. Original version. As a solo artist, (aside from "SOMETHING" which he recorded as a BEATLE), George recorded his most famous single, "MY SWEET LORD", which was originally intended to be on the BEATLES "LET IT BE" album. Unfortunately the BEATLES broke up and the rest is history!
VINYL does have some surface scratches on both sides (not very much) but the real value here is the fact that these are very rare TEST PRESSINGS by George while recording the LP "ALL THINGS MUST PASS". In the trail off areas on both sides, it has a triangle stamped in it with 2 figures inside the triangle that I can not make out due to their size, and also there are the letters and numbers on the "MY SWEET LORD" side, S-45-X-47403-2-8. The B-Side is "ISN'T IT A PITY" and it has markings S-45-X-47454-Z-8.
Quite Rare and Very Scarce. Very Collectible for any TRUE "GEORGE HARRISON" Fan.
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