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Paul McCartney 7" Singles Box Set already sold out
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Limited to 2 per customer. Strictly limited to 3000 copies.
Free standard shipping is included in the price of this item only. Does not apply to other items purchased at checkout.

This numbered limited-edition collection of 80 x 7” singles personally supervised by Paul McCartney contains:

  • Recreations of 65 singles/promos using restored original artwork from 11 different countries
  • 15 singles never-before released on 7” including:
    • Singles previously released on 12”, picture discs, CD singles/promos, digital downloads, and music videos
    • 1 x EP
    • 1 exclusive test pressing randomly selected from the manufacturing process
    • 148-page book containing foreword from Paul, essay by Rob Sheffield, recording notes, release dates, and chart information on each of the singles – each single included is shown on the attached onsert which will be packed into each box
Remastered and cut at Abbey Road Studios, London.

Also available digitally.

All housed in a two-piece, four-walled, FSC approved Redwood pine and Birch Ply wooden

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Today in Beatles History

November 24

1966
Studio 2. 7.00pm-2.30am. Recording: 'Strawberry Fields Forever' (take 1). Producer: George Martin; Engineer: Geoff Emerick; 2nd Engineer: Phil McDonald.
First session for the production following 'Revolver'.

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Today in Beatles History - Internet Beatles Album



The Beatles began recording "Strawberry Fields Forever" on 24 November 1966.[42] It was the band's first recording session since completing Revolver, in June,[43] and marked the start of recording for what became the 1967 album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.[44] It was also the Beatles' first group activity since the end of their final US tour, on 29 August.[45][46]Recording took place in Studio 2 at EMI Studios (now Abbey Road Studios) in London,[47] using a four-track machine.[48]

[URL="https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strawberry_Fields_Forever"]Strawberry Fields Forever - Wikipedia
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Beatles Quote:
It's easy, you turn left at Greenland.
- John Lennon, when asked how he found America.
 
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As a Beatles fan, I am am a paying subscriber to SiriusXM, mainly for their Beatles Channel, Ch. 18. If you are not a subscriber, but have a SiriusXM radio in your vehicle(s), you can listen for free for the next several days, 'til December 5th! (Other channels also included.)

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I would love to get a better look at that amp. Presumably a Vox AC100, but the layout looks unusual?
You don’t have Andy Babiuk’s book? It’s a prototype 7120, UK Vox’s move to a hybrid amp(SS pre, tube power). Seen in the Munich video, the band took possession of the series(“UL”)in mid-‘66, and later versions are what you hear on Pepper’s. More info as well at The Vox Showroom site.
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