Early Vinyl Beatle Bootleg "The Silver Bootleg" circa 1969 from "Let it Be"

$

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Here is one of the earliest available Bootleg vinyl records of outtakes from the "Let it Be' sessions. This LP has been called "The Silver Bootleg" as well as the "Silver Greatest". It was purchased by a friend of mine in New York City in the winter of 1969. He has been the sole owner and asked me to list it for him. When he bought the record, he listened to it once and didn't believe it really was the Beatles as "Let it Be" had not yet been released and all the songs were unknown. He stored it away until recently. It has only been played by him a few times. The cover is plain silver on both sides. It is in good condition showing surface wear with a bent corner on the lower right.The bottom of the cover is split completely where it opens to the spine and there is a 2 inch split at the top right corner starting at the opening. The record label is white with no information. The vinyl is in excellent condition, no scratches as it has been played very little and kept in the paper sleeve and silver cover. In the runoff area on one side is written Jarris 0020A and the other 0020B.
I have listened to the record to get a sense of what was on it and how it compared to the released version of "Let it Be". Also listed are the lengths of each track. Please email me any questions.  FREE MEDIA MAIL SHIPPING in the USA!

Side A
Don't Let Me Down   3:27
I couldn't tell if this was a different version from the one released.

I Dig a Pony 3:50
Different from the released version. Starts with "all I want is You", Lennon laughs during song.

Get Back  3:07
Different from released version , especially the ending.

For You Blue 2:30
Different from the released version as there is no talking from George (i.e. encouraging Johns playing) during song.

Two of Us  3:15
Different version from released.

Side B

Dig It 4:58
Radically different version with Yoko singing and making Cat sounds as Lennon rants. The released version used only a small portion of this one.

Let it Be 3:53
Different guitar solo than released version, you can hear tape swish and the sound drops out for a second at one point.

Long and Winding Road 3:40
Different Version than released, Paul talks "..many times I've been alone.." instead of singing this part.

One after 909 2:40
Different Version with great lead guitar. Sound drops out for a few seconds here and there.

Across the Universe 3:14
Different from original release and from the version on "Let it Be ..Naked"