 From a warehouse find, this is a new, unplayed stock copy, in its original Apple Records factory sleeve. As a marvelous article in Wikipedia points out, John Lennon's third solo single was one of the fastest records ever to be written, recorded, pressed, and shipped to market—reportedly in only 10 days. It's also one of Lennon's very best solo recordings, though it (and the two singles that preceded it) never appeared on a Lennon studio album (they did appear on a later compilation LP). The drumming is simply out of this world, and turns out to be by future Yes drummer Alan White. That's Billy Preston on the keyboards, and George Harrison on guitar. The flip is "Who Has Seen The Wind" by Yoko. I'm putting a snippet that contains some of the best drumming bits in the jukebox... just can't ever hear that break enough! Note: This pressing does not have a Capitol logo on the label, and it has "Stereo" on the left-hand side of the label (it often appears on the right). This is a pristine Mint copy.
Condition Detail:Label: M | Vinyl: M | Audio: MWritten by: John Lennon (A), Yoko Ono (B)Produced by: Phil SpectorChart info: #3p in February 1970Track time(s): A: 3:18 | B: 2:02Mix: Stereo
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| Watching The Wheels (M), Geffen 49695, 1981: $15.00 |
| Woman Is the Nigger of the World (M-), Capitol 6244, 1972: $8.00 |
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