INDIAN ROPE TRICK - Beatles Vinyl - incl rare songs WHITE ALBUM OUTTAKES lp
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FUN RARITY - the original "INDIAN ROPE TRICK" white cardboard sleeve, yellow wrap-around cover faded tape residue here and there, the paper on the spine shows wear VINYL is SHIMMERING
INDIAN ROPE TRICK
The back cover says:
"You are holding one of the finest Beatles underground albums in existence. The past five years has seen the market flooded with nothing more than re-packages and rip-offs; this is not the case here! Every song on this album is 100% new and original. None of it has ever been released anywhere before. Culled from the vaults of collectors around the world, it is our pleasure to present to you:
MEIN BONNIE The original slow version, never officially released. 1961 I LOVE YOU TOO Paul M. singing lead vocals with the Fourmost. 1964 ITS ONLY LOVE Acoustic out-take featuring John L. 1965 INDIAN ROPE TRICK The famous ode to the Maharishi. 1967 HAPPY BIRTHDAY MIKE LOVE From the same session and above, in India. 1967 NOT GUILTY A "White Album" out-take written by George H. 1968 HEY BULLDOG An out-take backing track featuring John L. 1968 SAVOY TRUFFEL Another backing track from the same session as above. 1968 FOOL ON THE HILL The original demo version featuring Paul M. 1967 I AM THE WALRUS Another early demo version featuring John L. 1967 WATCHING RAINBOWS A studio rehearsal/jam, of a John L. original 1969 MEAN MR. MUSTARD This track really deserves a close listening. It is the original version by John, with many extra verses and appears to be about Paul!! 1969 ALL THINGS MUST PASS The original Beatle version of the George song. 1969 CHEESE AND ONIONS (?) ORIENTAL NIGHTFISH A strange Paul and Linda M. demo 1973 THE PIRATE SONG A George H. solo tune about his law suit. 1975
The dream is over, what can I say? The dream is over, yesterday. I was the Dreamweaver, but now I'm reborn. I was the Walrus, but now I'm John. And so dear friends, you'll just have to carry on. The dream is over."
Whoever put this together didn't QUITE get all the facts right On I LOVE YOU TOO, The Fourmost sing, not Paul. "Indian Rope Trick" is an invented title, not one The Beatles came up with "Cheese and Onions" of course is The Rutles "Pirate Song" is George Harrison from Rutland Weekend Television
Great Collectible. They don't make 'em like THIS anymore. Real "under the counter" stuff. Ya can't go wrong with MOE!
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