The Who, Live At Leeds Vinyl LP with All 12 Inserts, DL 79175, US 1st Prs, Rare
  $   47

 


$ 47 Sold For
Dec 17, 2012 Sold Date
Dec 10, 2012 Start Date
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The Who

Live At Leeds Vinyl LP with All 12 Inserts

 

Decca Records, DL 79175, Stereo, May 1970

US 1st Pressing

Matrix Runout: 7 12420 6 2; 7 12421 6 2

Vinyl is in VERY GOOD++, with very few light needle marks.

Gatefold pocket folder is in VERY GOOD++ condition, with very light ring wear only.

Original yellow record sleeve is in NEAR MINT condition.

Includes All Twelve Original Inserts in NEAR MINT condition:

1)        New Action Ltd. accounting sheet for shows.

2)        The High Numbers accounting sheet.

3)        Court Order demanding the return of equipment.

4)        Accounting sheet for The Marquee Club.

5)        Promo photo from Woodstock, with hand-written line-up for Brian Carroll and the Playboys and Listening To You lyrics on back.

6)        Delivery notice for a smoke generator.

7)        Contract for Woodstock, 1969.

8)        King’s Agency letter for a show cancellation.

9)        EMI Records Ltd rejection letter for The High Numbers.

10)    Pete Townshend’s typed lyrics for My Generation.

11)    Promo photo from the My Generation photo shoot.

12)    The early black "Maximum R&B" poster showing Pete Townshend windmilling his Rickenbacker.

 

Stored in plastic record cover.

Side One:

1.) Young Man Blues 4:45

2.) Substitute 2:05

3.) Summertime Blues 3:22

4.) Shakin' All Over 4:15

Side Two:

1.) My Generation  14:27

2.) The Magic Bus 7:30

 

Very Rare With All Inserts In This Condition!

Please see my other auctions for more great vinyl!

 

Records graded using Goldmine standards. No record is graded MINT, unless it is still sealed or I know for a fact that it is unplayed.

 

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