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likely my son could put them on .... also, I need to get a turn-table ... I have about 175 Beatles/post-Beatles albums, many being rare bootleg material ..... going back a few years, I played briefly with David Peel & the Lower East Side Gang .... who I'm sure you recognize from John & Yoko's radical period .... "Sometime in NYC" and the Plastic Ono Elephant's Memory days .... I haven't spoken with David in a while, but he used to give me some great unreleased Lennon material .... and Yoko's wildest songs .... a nephew borrowed some, now that I think about the last batch he sent me.
Eric: do you know of a copy of John circa '66 doing an unplugged version of "Help" ? It's slow, the way he intended ... Paul and George Martin wanted the fast-paced, electric version .... which is good, but ..... I think Paul and George M harmed some of Lennon's best material.
David's "John Lennon for President" album had a nice version of Imagine by a friend .... simple, just a guitar. Dang. You've motivated me to get a new system ..... I have hundreds of albums, things by Jimi Hendrix that I've yet to see on CD .... but in the late 1980s, when I got divorced, the ex took the stereo, and I got into other formats. What are the best systems? What can I get to put an album onto say a CD? Is that possible? If it is, I'll get my boy to work, and I think I have some Beatles and Lennon & Harrison post-Beatle material you might enjoy. Maybe you have more than me already, but maybe not ......
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