Jefferson Airplane Takes Off uncensored first press 1966 RCA Records stereo VG+
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Jefferson Airplane Takes Off
The uncensored first press. On track two, "Let Me In"
Paul Kantner sings "Don't tell me you want money",
RCA thought that was a bit much, so when the group took off, and a second pressing was called for,
they had Paul change it to "Don't tell me it's so funny".
This first mix sounds different too, it's got a bit more edge on it, and as a fan I prefer it.
1966 RCA Records LSP-3584 stereo
has original RCA inner sleeve (pictured)
made in America original issue
the record is in VG+ condition (audio reviewed, please see photos)
the jacket is in VG condition
(no cut marks or writing, has edge . corner, ring and general wear)
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