JOHN LENNON

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"JOHNNY MOONDOG"

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Super Rare 2 LP set of "Telecasts" & Rarities!!!

Color photo (glued) on front cover with titles rubber stamped on an embossed generic cover,

back cover has sticker with the track list for this incredible collection of John Lennon rarities,

Both records are Near Mint with blank labels (plain white), and come out the top of cover.

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LONG OUT OF PRINT!!!

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Condition: L.P. = EXCELLENT

COVER = EXCELLENT

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Label:BOX TOP RECORDS  JL 517  *
1984
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Track List

Side one:

JOHN SINCLAIR IT'S SO HARD THE LUCK OF THE IRISH SISTER OH SISTER WE ALL WOKE UP WOMAN IS THE NIGGER OF THE WORLD

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Side two:

ATTICA STATE
SAKURA
MEMPHIS
JOHNNY B. GOODE
IMAGINE

SIDE 3:

GOODNIGHT VIENNA (OUT TAKE)
IMAGINE (LIVE AT THE APOLLO IN 1972)
SERVE YOURSELF (OUT TAKE)
MUCHO MUNGO (OUT TAKE)
YA YA (ROCK N ROLL OUT TAKE)
I SAT BELOW ME / FRANK CUMMINGS

SIDE FOUR:

GOD SAVE US
"THEME FROM RAPE"
RADIO ISRAEL (IMPROV.)
YER BLUES (FROM ROCK N ROLL CIRCUS)
THAT WILL BE THE DAY
DO THE OZ

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This deluxe 2 LP set includes the "JOHNNY MOONDOG" & "TELECASTS" LP'S

The "TELECASTS" LP  features JOHN LENNON LIVE ON U.S. T.V.
including: DICK CAVETT,  MIKE DOUGLAS &  DAVID FROST
Special highlight is John Lennon performing with his Rock n Roll hero CHUCK BERRY!!! (on Mike Douglas show)

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The "JOHNNY MOONDOG" album is a treasure trove of rarities, here's a more in depth & informative track list:


Side 1:

Track 01     Goodnight Vienna     2:43     Edit of two versions
The second one is the one from Lennon Anthology
Track 02     Imagine     2:48     Live at The Appollo
New York
17 December 1971
Track 03     Serve Yourself     3:44     Demo, 1979
Longer intro than on Lennon Anthology
Track 04.1     Mucho Mungo     6:58     Demo take 1 (laugh breakdown)
Demo take 2
Demo take 3
Track 05     Ya Ya     2:32     "Rock 'n' Roll" outtake
Monitor mix (from the "May Pang Tapes")
Track 06     I Sat Below Me / Frank Cummings     1:07     One poem John read on BBC Radio, 24 April 1964 and another one (also BBC?)

Side 2:

Track 01     God Save Us     2:53     John's guide vocal for Bill Elliott
Track 02     "Theme From Rape"     0:59     From the soundtrack of John and Yoko's experimental film "Rape" (15 December 1968).
The tune is Everyone Had A Hard Year, an early version of I've Got A Feeling.
Track 03     Radio Israel     0:36     Interview for "Radio Israel" in which John plays Jerusalaim.
March 1969
Amsterdam Hilton, Room 902
The second part of the interview in which John plays an acoustic version of his new song I Want You (She's So Heavy) can be found on the Beatles bootleg Dig It!
Track 04     Yer Blues     8:18     From the "Rolling Stones Rock And Roll Circus"
BBC Wembley TV Studios, London
11 December 1968
John's Yer Blues and Yoko's Her Blues in one track.
Complete version
In this mix the fiddle can hardly be heard but the guitars are louder.
Track 05     That'll Be The Day (w/Breakdown)     2:21     "Rock 'n' Roll" outtake
Monitor mix (from the "May Pang Tapes")
Track 06     Do The Oz     3:05     From the "Elastic Oz Band" single
   

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MINT = Record will be new & factory sealed, I do not give mint ratings for opened L.P.s The cover will be sealed in plastic with no visible ring wear (nothing re-sealed!) 

NEAR MINT = like mint , only record has been opened. Record has been played, but usually not more than once or twice. Cover will look like new. 

EXCELLENT = Record has been played , but carefully. May contain light surface scuff, and/or slight label wear. No deep scratches or skips, but perhaps a slight bit of surface noise , mainly between tracks. The cover may have very slight ring wear, or minor (less than 1") seam split. 

VERY GOOD = A very good record should play great with no deep scratches or skips. may contain minor scratches or scuffs, or may have some noise between tracks,but nothing major. Perhaps some label wear around spindle hole, or cover has some ring wear or seam split, maybe a sticker or name on cover, but still a very nice copy that can be played & enjoyed without any problems. 

GOOD = Good does NOT mean bad, or unplayable, just an L.P. that has had more use, and more wear to cover (name/sticker/seam split or ring wear, or perhaps someone repaired cover with tape) Record may have some noticeable scratches, but NO deep scratches or skips, just general wear. 

FAIR = A fair record is on a bit of shaky ground, as there will be some scratches & noise, cover will have some wear, overall this should be OK , but something to hold you over until you find that preferred copy. or , a rare L.P. that you want to own, but not pay a fortune for. If there are skips or other defects they will be pointed out. A fair record should NOT be a piece of junk, it is worn , but still playable. 

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