BEATLES (JOHN, PAUL, GEORGE & RINGO) - The Beatles Album That Never Was (1970-1971) - FRA Verne Limited Press - LISTEN - VERY RARE

A limited, 56-minute black vinyl from Vernephone, released in France in a beautiful, laminated sleeve, collecting 15 recordings made between December 1969 and July 1971 (practically already after the break-up of The Beatles), and released on the solo albums (and singles) of John, Paul, George and Ringo! Probably every fan of the band has wondered more than once how to put together the perfect album that could have been the successor to "Let It Be" (and chronologically "Abbey Road")! In my opinion the Verne compilers managed it and included all the hits from 1970-1971 ("My Sweet Lord", "Imagine", "Another Day", "What Is Life", "Mother", "Maybe I'm Amazed" and "It Don't Come Easy"), but also classic, Beatles-like numbers, such as "Gimmie Some Truth", "How Do You Sleep?", "All Things Must Pass", "Monkberry Moon Delight" or "The Back Seat Of My Car". Decorated with a very nice sleeve, the album is something truly special, and of course an excellent complement to The Beatles' catalogue albums - especially for fussy listeners who value the solo achievements of Lennon, McCartney, Harrison and Starr less. AN ABSOLUTE MUST! Condition: MINT, NEW, unsealed. (JL)