The Beatles at the Beeb Vol. 10 RARE LP BBC John Lennon Paul McCartney

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Up for auction is an LP by The Beatles titled"Crinsk Dee Night? At the Beeb 10" (Beeb Transciption Records). This copy is anoriginal pressing and is in NM condition, only being played once to record tocassette. Sleeve has some minor dings on the corners, a slight bend lower left corner, no seam splits (seephotos), probably VG++ condition. Song listing:

From "Saturday Club", rec. Mar 31 1964, tr.April 4 1964

Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby          

I Call Your Name             

I Got A Woman 

You Can't Do That           

Can't Buy Me Love         

Sure To Fall (In Love With You)  

Long Tall Sally   

From "From Us To You", rec. May 1 1964, tr. May18 1964

From Us To You

Whit Monday To You     

I Saw Her Standing There             

Kansas City/Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey!   

I Forgot To Remember To Forget              

You Can't Do That           

Sure To Fall (In Love With You)  

Can't Buy Me Love         

Matchbox           

Honey Don't      

From Us To You

Please ask me any questions you might have about this item. Willbe posting some more rare items in the next few weeks so stay tuned!

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