M- (Rainbow) 1966 ? THE BEATLES ? REVOLVER ? ACID WONDERLAND POP PSYCH

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       RARE >>>  ALTERNATE BLACK BORDERS COVER!
  TOP COPY ~ TRUE STEREO 1966 ORIGINAL RAINBOW CAPITOL
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              The BEATLES

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RARE BLACK BORDERS ALTERNATE DESIGNED COVER ON THE 1966 RELEASED RAINBOW CAPITOL LABEL PRESSING 53 YEARS AGO

TOP COPY !

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MINTY CLEAN highly collected 1966 RAINBOW Capitol label; groundbreaking psychedelia!

comes with the original printed inner sleeve 

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Revolver is one of three most significant rock albums ever released, U.S. or U.K. version. Revolver took the precise details of production, writing, performance, and creativity light-years beyond anything up to that point in time. Although preceding Sgt. Peppers, this album established a foundation in the music world upon which future music throughout the industry was built. In fact, listen closely and you will hear early hints of Sgt. Peppers. It is truly a masterpiece, and one that has yet to be duplicated. Its songs are darker and more metallic than most of those on Rubber Soul. She Said She Said is just plain crazy and dizzying. Tomorrow Never Knows could be the most tripped-out song the Beatles recorded, yet it never gets old. 'Heady' stuff! Taxman is one of George's best, as is I Want to Tell You. Yellow Submarine has a much different feel to it on this album than in the movie, which would make it seem more acid meets toytown. For No one is a great, underrated tune that still gets no radio play. A turning point in the Beatles' music between Beatlemania and the psychedelia of Sgt. Pepper.

• Taxman (2:39)

  Recorded: April 20, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England but remade April 21, 1966 with overdubbing on April 22, 1966 and May 16, 1966
  John Lennon - tambourine, background vocal
  Paul McCartney - bass guitar, background vocal, guitar solo
  George Harrison - double-tracked lead vocal, lead guitar
  Ringo Starr - drums
• Eleanor Rigby (2:08) Recorded: April 28, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England with vocals overdubbed April 29, 1966 and another McCartney vocal added June 6, 1966
  John Lennon - harmony vocal
  Paul McCartney - double-tracked lead vocal
  George Harrison - harmony vocal
  Session musicians - four violins, two violas, two cellos
• Love You to (3:01) Recorded: April 11, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England with overdubs added April 13, 1966
  George Harrison - double-tracked lead vocal
  Anil Bhagwat - tabla
  Session musicians - other instruments
• Here, There and Everywhere (2:26) Recorded: June 14, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England with overdubs added June 16-17, 1966
  John Lennon - background vocal
  Paul McCartney - double-tracked lead vocal, acoustic guitar
  George Harrison - lead guitar, background vocal
  Ringo Starr - drums
• Yellow Submarine (2:41) Recorded: May 26, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England with special effects overdubbed June 1, 1966
  John Lennon - acoustic guitar, background vocal, blowing bubbles through a straw
  Paul McCartney - acoustic guitar, background vocal
  George Harrison - tambourine, background vocal, swirling water in a bucket
  Ringo Starr - lead vocal, drums
  Mal Evans, Neil Aspinall, George Martin, Alf, Geoff Emerick, Patti Harrison and studio staff - chorus on fadeout
  Session musicians - brass band
• She Said She Said (2:37) Recorded: June 21, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England
  John Lennon - lead vocal, acoustic guitar
  Paul McCartney - bass guitar
  George Harrison - lead guitar
  Ringo Starr - drums
• Good Day Sunshine (2:10) Recorded: June 8, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England with overdubs added June 9, 1966
  John Lennon - harmony vocal
  Paul McCartney - lead vocal, bass guitar
  George Harrison - harmony vocal
  Ringo Starr - drums
  George Martin - piano
• For No One (2:02) Recorded: May 9, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England with the vocal overdubbed May 16, 1966 and the French horn solo overdubbed May 19, 1966
  Paul McCartney - lead vocal, bass guitar, piano
  Ringo Starr - drums, tambourine
  Alan Civil - French horn
• I Want to Tell You (2:30) Recorded: June 2, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England with bass guitar overdubbed June 3, 1966
  John Lennon - tambourine, harmony vocal
  Paul McCartney - bass guitar, piano, harmony vocal
  George Harrison - double-tracked lead vocal, lead guitar
  Ringo Starr - drums
• Got to Get You Into My Life (2:31) Recorded: April 7-8, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England with overdubs added April 11, May 18, and June 17, 1966
  John Lennon - tambourine
  Paul McCartney - double-tracked lead vocal, bass guitar
  George Harrison - lead guitar
  Ringo Starr - drums
  George Martin - organ
  Eddy Thornton - trumpet
  Ian Hamer - trumpet
  Les Conlon - trumpet
  Alan Branscombe - tenor saxophone
  Peter Coe - tenor saxophone
• Tomorrow Never Knows (2:57) Recorded: April 6, 1966 at Abbey Road, London, England with overdubs added April 7, 1966 and April 22, 1966
  John Lennon - lead vocal, tambourine, tape loops
  Paul McCartney - bass guitar, tape loop (bird sounds)
  George Harrison - lead guitar, sitar
  Ringo Starr - drums
  George Martin - piano

CONDITION: The cover is very solid all over; rated: "M-" looks sharp / clean on front AND back cover - NO WEAR. Most U.S. copies with the dark group back cover photo are well worn, this cover is perfectly CLEAN with 4 sharp corners = preserved over the past 53 years! The seams are all solid, no seam splits, no bends, no writing; all said is a keeper collectible !

The vinyl very shiny on both sides, rated: M- you can expect really clean audio with no dreaded groove wear! Visually full of shiny clear grooves, no more than a couple or so wispy soft inner sleeve brush scuffs hardly can see, so, expect enjoyable fidelity (audio) all the way ...Both RAINBOW '66 Capitol labels are also CLEAN