JOHN LENNON SINGS THE GREATEST ROCK & ROLL HITS ROOTS
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Jan 31, 2010 Sold Date
Jan 24, 2010 Start Date
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JOHN LENNON-SINGS THE GREATEST ROCK & ROLL HITS-ROOTS-ADAM VIII LTD-ULTRA RARE!!

JOHN LENNON-SINGS THE GREATEST ROCK & ROLL HITS ROOTS

Format:

VINYL LP

Release Date:

1975

Genre:

ROCK & ROLL

Record Label:

ADAM VIII

Sub-Genre:

UPC:

N/A

Duration:

Album or LP

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Additional Information about Roots John Lennon [15 Tracks] Portions of this page Copyright 1948 - 2010 Muze Inc. All rights reserved.

Track listing

1. Bony Maroney - Larry Williams
2. Peggy Sue – Buddy Holly
3. Bring it on Home to Me – Sam Cooke
4. Slippin’ and Slidin’ - Little Richard
5.Be My Baby – Phil Spector
6. Ya Ya – Levy-Lewis
7. Just Because – Lloyd Price
8. Be Bop a Lula – Gene Vincent
9. Aint that a Shame – Fats Domino
10. Stand by Me – King-Glick
11. Sweet Little Sixteen – Chuck Berry
12. Rip it Up – E. Presley
13. Angel Baby – R. Hamlin
14. Do You Want to Dance – Bobby Freeman
15.You Can’t Catch Me – Chuck Berry

Details

Distributor:

Adam VIII Ltd (USA)

Recording type:

Studio

Recording mode:

Stereo

SPAR Code:

n/a

Album notes

Anyone who has ever studied the Beatles knows that John Lennon was the true rocker of the group. While all four members of the band loved early rock & roll; it was Lennon who continually referred to it throughout his career. Featuring an array of original recordings by many of Lennon's early influences, and tears it up in the process. While many music fans will be familiar with tracks by Little Richard and Chuck Berry, fewer will have rarely heard songs by Rose Hamlin Phil and Ronnie Spector. There are a whopping 15 cuts here and each of them is a winner. The sound quality is quite good and Lennon himself would have been hard-pressed to put together a better collection of his own early inspirations.

Condition: Cover/Vinyl/Play>>>VG+/EX/EX!

 

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On Jan-28-10 at 18:09:02 PST, seller added the following information:

Free shipping applies within U.S.A. Free shipping does not apply for International buyers. Thank you!

On Jan-30-10 at 06:03:37 PST, seller added the following information:

Holding up the cover perpendicular to the floor text on spine reads from left to right>>>>A8010_____________JOHN LENNON SINGS THE GREATEST ROCK & ROLL HITS_________________ADAM VIII LTD. Now changing to the back cover and then the label side two, Song title on back of cover reads____Bony Moronie while on the label the song title reads_______Boney Maroney. Another thing of interest is the dead-wax/trailoff area has the 'Bell Sound' & 'Joe' etching. Which leads me to believe that this is the original withdrawn vinyl record that was controversial and pulled due to infringement.
Although the cover maybe a boot. I believe that Phil Spector may have produced this press so I think this record itself may be the real deal?? Also they're are tunes on this one that are not on the John Lennon Rock & Roll album that was the commercial release also produced by Phil Spector. During these recording sessions Spector was to have pulled his pistol/gun out on John Lennon. This maybe hearsay but that is what I heard. Goldmine list this rare pressing at $5,000 NM. The reserve is way way less of course. I am just not sure if this is a 100% boot?? Even if it is a boot its really a cool collectible to own. Thanks and Good Luck!! Howlin'

On Jan-30-10 at 06:10:34 PST, seller added the following information:

'they're tunes'


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