HELLO YOU ARE LOOKING TO BUY A RARE THE BEATLES 3 "CD SINGLE MY BONNIE RELEASED ON CAPITOL RECORDS IN 1988 UPC: 4988005034458. CD WAS A RARE 3 " SINGLE THAT COMES IN A COLLECTIBLE 3 " MINI STYLE STICKERED CLAMSHELL CASE. ITEM IS BRAND NEW & IN MINT CONDITION. ITEM IS STILL SEALED IN JAPAN 3' SLEEVE AND COMES STORED IN POLYBAG SLEEVE. INTERNATIONAL BUYERS PLEASE INQUIRE FOR SHIPPING RATES. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND HAPPY BUYING!
THE BEATLES My Bonnie (Original Japanese 3 " CD single, includes Ain't She Sweet, both tracks recorded in Hamburg in June 1961, housed in a snap-pack picture sleeve with lyrics P10P-30006) . MY BONNIE [MY BONNIE LIES OVER THE OCEAN]Recorded at Friedrich-Eberts-Halle, Hamburg. The mono and stereo versions contain no variations. AIN'T SHE SWEET Only this Japanese CD single (P1OP 30006) (and Japanese album) have it in stereo, and maybe they are using a tape sent there years ago. The stereo mix is easily identified, with John vocal left, rhythm guitar center, and lead guitar, bass and drums right. Format: 3 " CD SINGLE !--JAP-SNAP-PACK-CD#NAME->DESC#Snap-pack CD / Tanzaku sleeve The tanzaku is a long strip of paper. The compact disc is 3 inches, or 8 centimetres in certain areas, mostly in diameter, and mostly in Japan. We don't know precisely when the first one arrived. It could have been around 1984 [when big brother wasn't watching]. The last one made its royal appearance in 2004 as Queen's I Was Born To Love You. Twenty years is very young indeed for a mountain but quite old for a compact disc. That's why you don't see many of them around anymore. We call them 'snap-packs' [who knows what they call us] but in their native Japan they're called tanzaku. They are rather special and rather hard to find. Their unique design means you can choose to keep them intact, or 'snap' the pack and display one like a picture, if you get the picture. You can even play the CD when your downloads have crashed. Collecting has never been such fun...--> Snap-pack CD / Tanzaku sleeve The tanzaku is a long strip of paper. The compact disc is 3 inches, or 8 centimetres in certain areas, mostly in diameter, and mostly in Japan. We don't know precisely when the first one arrived. It could have been around 1984 [when big brother wasn't watching]. The last one made its royal appearance in 2004 as Queen's I Was Born To Love You. Twenty years is very young indeed for a mountain but quite old for a compact disc. That's why you don't see many of them around anymore. We call them 'snap-packs' [who knows what they call us] but in their native Japan they're called tanzaku. They are rather special and rather hard to find. Their unique design means you can choose to keep them intact, or 'snap' the pack and display one like a picture, if you get the picture. You can even play the CD when your downloads have crashed. Collecting has never been such fun... Record Label: Polydor Catalogue No: P10P-30006 Country of Origin: Japan Language: Regardless of country of origin all tracks are sung in English, unless otherwise stated in our description. Additional info: Deleted |
