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I have a massive RARE VINYL collection gathered over the past 40 years

I am now planning to sell hundreds of the rarer ones at approximately 30-50 lps per week

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A LOVELY FIRST PRESS COPY OF

THE BEATLES- LET IT BE

APPLE

PCS 7096

MATRIX 

• Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A Variant 1): YEX 773-2

• Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B Variant 1): YEX 774-3

• Tracklist 

  A1 Two Of Us 3:27 A2 Dig A Pony 3:54 A3 Across The Universe 3:49 A4 I Me Mine 2:26 A5 Dig It 0:50 A6 Let It Be 4:03 A7 Maggie Mae 0:41 B1 I've Got A Feeling 3:38 B2 One After 909 2:55 B3 The Long And Winding Road 3:38 B4 For You Blue 2:33 B5 Get Back 3:07
  

• Notes

  This is the pressing on heavy vinyl with dark green Apple logo and darker green edge writing. Subsequent pressings had lighter green.
  
  The Garrod & Lofhouse laminated sleeve is on heavier card than later pressings, and particular to this and the first boxed set pressing are that the laminate ends just short of the opening edge of the sleeve on both sides. This sleeve introduces the green apple logo on the rear.
  
  The inner sleeves were thick white paper with 'Made in England', rounded edges and, 'Patent Nos. 1,125,555'. Later pressings added the EMI logo and further lettering and were usually on thinner paper.
  
  Rear of sleeve states:
  'This is a new phase Beatles album...
  essential to the content of the film, LET IT BE was that they performed live for many of the tracks; in comes the warmth and freshness of a live performance; as reproduced for disc by Phil Spector.'
  
  An E.M.I. Recording.
  
  Track timings do not appear on the release.

  Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Runout A): YEX 773-2U
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout B): YEX 774-3U
  
  




CONDITION

The Vinyl grades as EXCELLENT ++ possibly Near Mint but with sleeve removal marks, Only a couple of feint non feelable hairline marks each side  which has absolutely no effect on the superb audio playback on my Rega system, otherwise, superb mirror like glossy rainbow finish (see pictures)


labels are NEAR MINT one or two spindle lines visible again only under a strong light !!!!!

Sleeve grades as Excellent also, SUPERB Glossy laminated front and back, some small creasing but no splits, fully legible spine LOVELY !!!

ORIGINAL rounded corners , patented white Inner Sleeve , with no splits nice and clean.NEAR MINT




THIS MAKES THIS A MUCH SORT AFTER VINYL FOR ANY BEATLES VINYL COLLECTOR, IN ANY CONDITION, BUT MADE EVEN RARER IN THIS CLEAN EXAMPLE FOR A 49 YEAR OLD  VINYL.




 A couple of Sleeve removal marks, a few light hairlines under a strong light, superb glossy rainbow shine and still, supplying a lovely Audio experience !!!

Obviously had very few plays in 50 years !!!

very clean and glossy laminated front, . spine undamaged and clearly legible, Lovely clean example overall !!! SUPER CONDITION !!!




OVERALL A LOVELY EXAMPLE OF THIS 49 YEAR OLD ICONIC BEATLES CLASSIC VINYL

PLEASE SEE ALL PICTURES and USE ZOOM FUNCTION TO FULLY ADMIRE THIS ICONIC BEATLES VINYL

PLEASE VIEW MY OTHER LISTINGS, LOTS OF RARE MINT BEATLES AND ROCK VINYLS LISTED

 




The Beatles ?– Let It Be

Label: Apple Records ?– PCS 7096 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album,  
Country: UK Released: Nov 1970 Genre: Rock Style: Pop Rock 


Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Apple Records
• Printed By – Garrod & Lofthouse
• Published By – Northern Songs
• Published By – Harrisongs

Credits

• Design – John Kosh
• Photography By – Ethan Russell
• Producer – Phil Spector
• Written-By – Lennon-McCartney (tracks: A1 to A3, A5, A6, B1 to B3, B5)

Notes

This is the second pressing on heavy vinyl with dark green Apple logo and darker green edge writing. Subsequent pressings had lighter green.

The Garrod & Lofhouse laminated sleeve is on heavier card than later pressings, and particular to this and the first boxed set pressing are that the laminate ends just short of the opening edge of the sleeve on both sides. This sleeve introduces the green apple logo on the rear.

The inner sleeves were thick white paper with 'Made in England', rounded edges and, 'Patent Nos. 1,125,555'. Later pressings added the EMI logo and further lettering and were usually on thinner paper.

Rear of sleeve states:
'This is a new phase Beatles album...
essential to the content of the film, LET IT BE was that they performed live for many of the tracks; in comes the warmth and freshness of a live performance; as reproduced for disc by Phil Spector.'

An E.M.I. Recording.

Track timings do not appear on the release.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Matrix / Runout (Runout A): YEX 773-2U
• Matrix / Runout (Runout B): YEX 774-3U