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  1. January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare

    January 28, 2020 by admin

    January-1964-Lost-Beatles-Interview-On-10-EMI-Custom-Vinyl-Record-Rare-01-zu January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare

    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record – Rare! Bulletin From Britain Episode 78 and 79 Featuring The Beatles EMI Custom Australia – PR 3438 Bulletin From Britain was a British radio program made by the United Kingdom Information Service for the Office Of The UK High Commissioner In Australia. It was distributed to radio stations in Australia to promote all things British to the colonies. It was hosted by Jacob De Vries who also did the on location interviews. Track 4 on side two, episode 79, features a clip from their current single, I Want To Hold Your Hand, and a fairly hilarious five minute interview with The Beatles, which also has some serious moments as John discusses future post-Beatles plans to go into the recording/producing side of the industry, and George (or possibly Ringo) discusses future plans of sailing around in a yacht. You can read a transcript of the interview here; Bulletin From Britain – The Lost Beatles Interview. Includes original UK Information Service information sheets describing the contents of the programs. In original brown paper and plastic sleeves. Record has been cleaned, it shows a few light scuffs, which dont affect play, has some very slight surface noise. The item “January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare” is in sale since Monday, June 24, 2019. This item is in the category “Music\Records”. The seller is “watchandclockco” and is located in Korumburra, VIC. This item can be shipped worldwide.
    • Sub-Genre: 1960s
    • Speed: 33 RPM
    • Record Size: 10″
    • Record Label: EMI
    • Release Year: 1964
    • Genre: Pop
    • Artist: The Beatles

    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare

  2. January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare

    November 8, 2018 by admin

    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare

    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record – Rare! Bulletin From Britain Episode 78 and 79 Featuring The Beatles EMI Custom Australia – PR 3438 Bulletin From Britain was a British radio program made by the United Kingdom Information Service for the Office Of The UK High Commissioner In Australia. It was distributed to radio stations in Australia to promote all things British to the colonies. It was hosted by Jacob De Vries who also did the on location interviews. Track 4 on side two, episode 79, features a clip from their current single, I Want To Hold Your Hand, and a fairly hilarious five minute interview with The Beatles, which also has some serious moments as John discusses future post-Beatles plans to go into the recording/producing side of the industry, and George (or possibly Ringo) discusses future plans of sailing around in a yacht. You can read a transcript of the interview here; Bulletin From Britain – The Lost Beatles Interview. Includes original UK Information Service information sheets describing the contents of the programs. In original brown paper and plastic sleeves. Record has been cleaned, it shows a few light scuffs, which dont affect play, has some very slight surface noise. The item “January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare” is in sale since Friday, June 22, 2018. This item is in the category “Music\Records”. The seller is “watchandclockco” and is located in Korumburra, VIC. This item can be shipped to Australia, all countries in Europe, all countries in continental Asia, United States, Canada, New Zealand.
    • Speed: 33 RPM
    • Genre: Pop
    • Record Size: 10″
    • Sub-Genre: 1960s
    • Record Label: EMI
    • Release Year: 1964
    • Artist: The Beatles

    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare

  3. January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare

    April 1, 2018 by admin

    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare

    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare
    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record – Rare! Bulletin From Britain Episode 78 and 79 Featuring The Beatles EMI Custom Australia – PR 3438 Bulletin From Britain was a British radio program made by the United Kingdom Information Service for the Office Of The UK High Commissioner In Australia. It was distributed to radio stations in Australia to promote all things British to the colonies. It was hosted by Jacob De Vries who also did the on location interviews. Track 4 on side two, episode 79, features a clip from their current single, I Want To Hold Your Hand, and a fairly hilarious five minute interview with The Beatles, which also has some serious moments as John discusses future post-Beatles plans to go into the recording/producing side of the industry, and George (or possibly Ringo) discusses future plans of sailing around in a yacht. You can read a transcript of the interview here; Bulletin From Britain – The Lost Beatles Interview. Includes original UK Information Service information sheets describing the contents of the programs. In original brown paper and plastic sleeves. Record has been cleaned, it shows a few light scuffs, which dont affect play, has some very slight surface noise. The item “January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare” is in sale since Wednesday, January 31, 2018. This item is in the category “Music\Records”. The seller is “watchandclockco” and is located in Korumburra, VIC. This item can be shipped to Australia, all countries in Europe, all countries in continental Asia, United States, Canada, New Zealand.
    • Speed: 33 RPM
    • Genre: Pop
    • Record Size: 10″
    • Sub-Genre: 1960s
    • Record Label: EMI
    • Release Year: 1964
    • Artist: The Beatles

    January 1964 Lost Beatles Interview On 10 EMI Custom Vinyl Record Rare

  4. Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)

    October 22, 2016 by admin

    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)

    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Own a piece of the Revolution. As a Beatles collector, one can strive to obtain many notable piecesfirst pressings, ticket stubs, or perhaps even a First-State Butcher Cover and then there are those pieces that are so exceptional and historically important that they are scarcely seen on the market. This is one of those pieces. If you want to own a piece of history for your man (or woman) cave, read on. Up for sale is an extremely rare and significant piece of Beatles memorabilia. This record and its follow up, a promotional for the second album, were never offered for sale to the public. Though copies of the second promotional are available from time to time, this record has not been featured for sale more than twice (if that) in the last 8 years. Given the nature of this record, a used copy is more likely to have been broadcast on the airwaves during the British Invasion, and subsequently thrown out by the radio station. The Open-End Interview records have attained a near-mythical status for those who know of them, as unlike most any other piece of Beatles memorabilia, they were directly responsible for the success of the band. In February 1964, Beatles music populated the airwaves. In anticipation of The Beatles arrival in America, more than 70 million Americans tuned in to see the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show. This now iconic appearance paved the way for the British Invasion as Beatlemania swept across the country, and marked the beginning of the lasting influence that the Beatles had (and continue to have) on music. To promote the Beatles arrival in America, Capitol Records produced a promotional record containing 3 singles and an interview with all four Beatles. Released in early February 1964, this record was not offered for sale; it was distributed to radio stations for airplay use only. For the Interview, the DJ would ask questions provided on a script, and the Beatles would answer the DJ. For many listeners, it was their first exposure to the Beatles. The second Open-End Interview record is available for sale here. Had you heard the Beatles being played on the radio in that window of time before their appearance on Ed Sullivan, you might have been listening to this very record. The record has clearly been used. More than likely, these were used in the original broadcasts. A must have for the serious collector. The record comes with a high-quality, custom made frame, with a placard detailing its importance. I doubt that you will see another one again anytime soon. If you’re interested, the Interview can be read in its entirety at beatlesinterviews. Com , along with a brief history of the record. The item “Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)” is in sale since Saturday, October 22, 2016. This item is in the category “Music\Records”. The seller is “walsh1995c” and is located in Lawton, Oklahoma. This item can be shipped worldwide.
    • Genre: Rock
    • Speed: 33RPM
    • Record Size: 7″
    • Duration: EP
    • Record Grading: Good Plus (G+)
    • Special Attributes: 1st Edition
    • Record Label: Capitol
    • Release Year: 1964
    • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)

  5. Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)

    September 15, 2016 by admin

    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)

    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)
    Own a piece of the Revolution. As a Beatles collector, one can strive to obtain many notable piecesfirst pressings, ticket stubs, or perhaps even a First-State Butcher Cover and then there are those pieces that are so exceptional and historically important that they are scarcely seen on the market. This is one of those pieces. If you want to own a piece of history for your man (or woman) cave, read on. Up for sale is an extremely rare and significant piece of Beatles memorabilia. This record and its follow up, a promotional for the second album, were never offered for sale to the public. Though copies of the second promotional are available from time to time, this record has not been featured for sale more than twice (if that) in the last 8 years. Given the nature of this record, a used copy is more likely to have been broadcast on the airwaves during the British Invasion, and subsequently thrown out by the radio station. The Open-End Interview records have attained a near-mythical status for those who know of them, as unlike most any other piece of Beatles memorabilia, they were directly responsible for the success of the band. In February 1964, Beatles music populated the airwaves. In anticipation of The Beatles arrival in America, more than 70 million Americans tuned in to see the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show. This now iconic appearance paved the way for the British Invasion as Beatlemania swept across the country, and marked the beginning of the lasting influence that the Beatles had (and continue to have) on music. To promote the Beatles arrival in America, Capitol Records produced a promotional record containing 3 singles and an interview with all four Beatles. Released in early February 1964, this record was not offered for sale; it was distributed to radio stations for airplay use only. For the Interview, the DJ would ask questions provided on a script, and the Beatles would answer the DJ. For many listeners, it was their first exposure to the Beatles. The second Open-End Interview record is available for sale here. Had you heard the Beatles being played on the radio in that window of time before their appearance on Ed Sullivan, you might have been listening to this very record. The record has clearly been used. More than likely, these were used in the original broadcasts. A must have for the serious collector. The record comes with a high-quality, custom made frame, with a placard detailing its importance. I doubt that you will see another one again anytime soon. If you’re interested, the Interview can be read in its entirety at beatlesinterviews. Com , along with a brief history of the record. The item “Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)” is in sale since Thursday, September 15, 2016. This item is in the category “Music\Records”. The seller is “walsh1995c” and is located in Lawton, Oklahoma. This item can be shipped worldwide.
    • Genre: Rock
    • Speed: 33RPM
    • Record Size: 7″
    • Duration: EP
    • Record Grading: Good Plus (G+)
    • Special Attributes: 1st Edition
    • Record Label: Capitol
    • Release Year: 1964
    • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

    Beatles 1st Open-End Interview Record (Original Pressing)

  6. Prince Vinyl record, Interview 86, rare

    May 10, 2016 by admin

    Prince Vinyl record, Interview 86, rare
    Prince Vinyl record, Interview 86, rare
    Prince Vinyl record, Interview 86, rare
    Prince Vinyl record, Interview 86, rare
    Prince Vinyl record, Interview 86, rare

    Prince Vinyl record, Interview 86, rare
    10 Rare cutout border vinyl, not round. On back of the record it says: Prince Interview 86, Prince 2S, Limited Edition, Made in England. I only collected this piece. I did not listen to this. I have no way of knowing if there are any scratches that will affect it. For a true die hard Prince Fan. The item “Prince Vinyl record, Interview 86, rare” is in sale since Sunday, May 08, 2016. This item is in the category “Music\Records”. The seller is “bren-dolls-n-paintings” and is located in West Palm Beach, Florida. This item can be shipped to United States.
    • Genre: The one and only PRINCE
    • Record Size: 10″
    • Special Attributes: Limited Edition
    • Record Label: Made in England. Only info on back
    • Release Year: 1986

    Prince Vinyl record, Interview 86, rare