The Beatles - The "Let It Be" Rehearsals, Vol. 4 - Rock And Roll mp3

Tracklist

Notes

This Edition © 1994 Yellow Dog Records

Cover states Mono / Stereo but all tracks mono.

Barcodes

• Barcode (Text): 5 400000 100543
• Barcode (String): 5400000100543
• Rights Society: BIEM / ARTISJUS
• Matrix / Runout: VTCD YD 054

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Yellow Dog Records
• Pressed By – VTCD

Album

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