* * SALE BEATLES & CREAM SWITCH: 2 45s, SAME SOLO HERE COMES THE SUN & BADGE
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BEATLEMANIACS! We purchased a HUGE BEATLES COLLECTION (nearly 1000 items!); we're still plowing through the pile, so add us to your favorite sellers list. Here's today's GEAR listing: 1) THE BEATLES: HERE COMES THE SUN/OCTOPUS'S GARDEN (Capitol 17700 GOLD vinyl CEMA Special Markets "FOR JUKEBOXES ONLY!" 45, 1994): UNPLAYED MINT GEM;
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2) CREAM: BADGE/WHAT A BRINGDOWN (Atco #6668 1st pressing, 1969): CLEAN M- GEM!
Guitar pals George Harrison and Eric Clapton cleverly used the exact same guitar break on Here Comes The Sun (from The Beatles' Abbey Road LP) and Cream's Badge (from the Goodbye Cream album, also recorded in '69). According to legend, George played the part on the Cream recording and Eric played the part on the Beatles' song. Most collectors aren't aware of this supposed switcheroo. Evidence of their collaboration is found on later pressings of Atco #6668, where the songwriting credit for Badge was changed to Clapton/Harrison.
Here's both singles for your collection; the Beatles 45 is an UNPLAYED MINT GEM, and the 1st pressing Cream record is a CLEAN M-. Here Comes The Sun is one of the colored vinyl Beatles 45s that was previously unreleased as a single; its value is rapidly escalating as a result...
One pair only, at a new LOWER price!COMBINED SHIPPING DISCOUNT: $4.99 sends these singles with delivery confirmation; 50 cents ships each additional 45.
Unconditional no-BS guarantee: if you're not happy, return 'em for a refund. Add us to your favorite sellers list, and take a look at our great auctions and more buy-it-now bargains! WE NOW SELL TO EVERY CORNER OF THE EARTH! Fastest shipper on eBay; check our feedback.
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