THE BEATLES VINYL hahst az son LP x2 RARE unreleased tracks HOUSE OF THE RISING

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75

Pretty scarce / rare ORIGINAL VINTAGE copy of The Beatles playing at Twickenham Studios during "Two Weeks In January Nineteen Sixty-Nine", "Hahst Az Son" is the first release by The Amazing Kornyfone Record Label, these are previously unreleased songs and versions of songs done by the band before they took their official recording to the Abbey Road studio for the "Let It Be" (or "Get Back" as it was originally to be called) sessions in 1969. LOTS of stuff here most Beatles have never heard (this recording was later released as the underground CD "The Black Album", a bit more cleaned up than this original copy), like "When You Get To Suzy Parker Everybody Gets Well Done", "Get Back" with alternate lyrics and titled here as "No Pakistanis", a Beatles version of the George Harrison solo song "I Me Mine", classic covers of "Be Bop A Lula", "Good Rockin' Tonight", and "House Of The Rising Sun", and closing with a 2:21 version of "Let It Be". This is 2 LPs full of practices and soundchecks with lots of songs that would end up on the official release of "Let It Be" and "Abbey Road" ("She Came In Through The Bathroom Window", and "Norwegian Wood", all recorded in "the miracle of back-to-mono". The front and back info pages are taped onto a plain white cover, and because of its age and lack of professional printing, the tape has become discolored with age, and some paper edges are no longer stuck to the cover, but all are in untorn / unbent shape. The cover has no spine writing, there are the initials D.H. at the top edge on the front, there's NO splitting at the opening, and a small amount of ring wear on the front, mostly only on the bottom. The LPs are in surprisingly fab shape, with just a couple of marks on Side Four that will probably clean up one I put it in our SpinDisc, and they have plain off white labels with only the side noted. The record sleeves are plain white. This is a really cool collectible that's getting harder to find, especially in a shape that's even close to this one. Lots of Beatles fans out there, many snapping up the new release of "Abbey Road", so I'm really not expecting this copy to last, and it's the only one we've got, get it while we've got it! Please understand this is NOT an official release, so the sound quality is much less than the perfect sound on an official release, but you likely won't here these tapes officially released.    We've been selling on eBay for awhile now, having stopped for a slew of surgeries and now retired from employment because of it. So, we're opening up a record store where it will be easier for me to stay active with my issues, and all proceeds from sales of our (mostly rare / scarce) vinyl goes towards making our store a reality (building records racks now, and our CD racks are full!). I post here as often as I can, please message if you're looking for something in particular. We do look at offers messaged to us, and often accept them, but I don't put the "Make An Offer" since we get so many really ridiculous low ball offers. We will also always look at returns fairly, but have had a few problems with that as well. We are very reasonable lol. But being reasonable is a two way street, right? WE MAIL UNTO OTHERS AS WE WOULD HAVE THEM MAIL TO US! This will be by Media Mail, which is a bit slower but allows us to ship all US vinyl purchases FREE! We use official LP mailers with the record outside the cover, and in clean white sleeves separately from any photo inner sleeves. All vinyl is cleaned with an enzyme spray then finished with a SpinClean Machine. With sealed vinyl, please understand that we will only accept returns if the LP is still sealed, which is for our financial protection as well as yours. To all our regulars, its good to be back and we look forward to hearing from you. If you ever see wrong information in our listings, let us know, we love the trivia and always strive to be accurate. Thanks for looking, and good luck on your search for amazing music.                                                                                      Greg and Michelle Mitchell