THE BEACH BOYS - LET THE WIND BLOW - STEAMBOAT LABEL
  $   108

 


$ 108 Sold For
Apr 30, 2012 Sold Date
Apr 23, 2012 Start Date
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This is an extremely rare stock copy of a single by The Beach Boys: "I Can Hear Music" b/w "Let the Wind Blow" (RPS 1310). Released in 1974. Both songs reissued to promote the Reprise two-fer album, "Wild Honey" & "20/20" (2 MS 2166). The A side, originally recorded by The Ronettes and produced by Phil Spector, is taken from "20/20." The B side is taken from "Wild Honey." Although the "I Can Hear Music" single originally had been released on Capitol, it had a different B side, "All I Want to Do."   This is the rarer "Reprise" label, featuring the "Steamboat" logo at the top. Copies printed on the west coast have the light tan "Brother/Reprise" logo and a far more common. But even these stock copies are tough to find. The brown "Steamboat" copies are even more rare.
The record is in EX condition. Light label wear on the A side. A few very, very light paper scuffs.
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