Trunk Cover Yesterday And Today by The Beatles T2553 MONO
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See photos! Trunk Cover with Number 4 indicating pressed in Jacksonville Illinois. Normal wear from age, one corner to seems a previous owner attempted to peel. No major scratches on record itself.
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Arguably the most controversial album cover of all time,The Beatles "Butcher Cover" is the infamous original album cover for the 1966 US LP record titled "Yesterday and Today" that was initially authorized and manufactured for release but quickly banned by Capitol records prior to commercial distribution in 1966 due to immediate public outcry and negative response to the outrageous cover art. Capitol records devised a clever scheme to take the existing jackets and cover just the front of the jacket with the more familiar and socially acceptable cover slick now commonly referred to as the "trunk cover". It is called the trunk cover due to the fact that the Beatles are pictured surrounding a steamer trunk which was used as a spur of the moment photographic prop.
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