The Very 1st BEATLES record USSR Mono 1967 Melodia LP for COLLECTORS Washed Ex+

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First official Soviet record of The Beatles - 10" LP released by Tashkent plant, Uzbekistan, USSR.

Here is the VERY First official Soviet record of The Beatles' song on 10" compilation LP released in 1967, in USSR - another little hole in the Iron Curtain!

You can find all complete info about this rare record here: Very 1st USSR Record of only one Beatles' Song

And here is the full track-list of the LP called "Musical Kaleidoscope (Series 8)":

1st Side:

Karel Vlach Orchestra - Say It Softly To Me (Pokorny) / Nancy and Frank Sinatra - Somethin' Stupid (C. Carson Parks) / Esther Ofarim - Je sais ce que tu penses (Oh babe you're gonna wonder) (T. Paxton - E. Marnay) / Gianni Morandi - Il mondo nei tuoi occhi (Burt Bacharach - Hal David) / The Beatles - Girl (Lennon - McCartney) /

2nd side:

 Sandy Shaw - Puppet On A String (Bill Martin - Phil Coulter) / «4M» quartet - Bebel (I. Krajac) / Yukari Ito - Turned around and fell in love (K. Yoshiyuki) / «Electron» quartet - New Dance (C. Woodman, arranged by Valery Prikazchikov) / Margareta Paslaru - Parca, Parca Tin La Tine (Pattacini - M. Paslaru). Interludes by V. Gamaliya (piano).

 NOTE:
Year 1967.
For the first time common Soviet people got the legal opportunity to listen to The Beatles. This 10" compilation album is the very first official Soviet record containing the song performed by The Beatles. One song only!
 Russian LP title is pronounced roughly as m-oo-z-y-k-'ah-l-n-y-iy k-ah-l-ei-d-o-s-k-'o-p (v-o-s-m-'ah-ya s-'e-rr-ee-ya) and means MUSICAL KALEIDOSCOPE (Series 8).
 "Girl" track is preceded by 20-second piano interlude by Vadim Gamaliya. All tracks on the record are in mono and have different interludes by this composer/musician that is mentioned on the label.
 After the song title it is stated that "???. ? ??. ????????" (that means "music and lyrics are traditional") though actual authorship is by Lennon-McCartney. "??????? "?????"" (that means "The Beatles quartet") is listed as a performer with letter "c" ("s") in the end. Approx. since the beginning of 70-s of 20-th century it has been generally used to write the band title in Russian with letter "?" ("z"). In the book under the title CATALOGUE OF LONG PLAYING RECORDS. THE SECOND PART. 33 1/3 RPM. MONO AND STEREO, published by Melodia's All-Union Recording Studio in 1972, on the page 397 the band's name is already presented in current spelling.
 The major part of this record's run was released in various standard Melodia's art sleeves.

Cover faceless/universal: VG.

Vinyl: Ex+ (+ well washed from dust and static by me).
The Beatles' song still plays fine and is also sounding clear and fine.

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