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 | The Beatles BEATLES BUTCHER COVER CD "Yesterday And Today" The Complete Album In Both MONO You can own an Incredible CD. "Yesterday And Today" THE BUTCHER COVER. You get both the Mono and Stereo versions of all 11 tracks on this great CD. Alternative Butcher Photo on front cover. — CD TRACKS: — DRIVE MY CAR — I'M O... more » |
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You can own an Incredible CD. "Yesterday And Today" THE BUTCHER COVER. You get both the Mono and Stereo versions of all 11 tracks on this great CD. Alternative Butcher Photo on front cover.
CD TRACKS:
DRIVE MY CAR
I'M ONLY SLEEPING
NOWHERE MAN
DR. ROBERT
YESTERDAY
ACT NATURALLY
AND YOUR BIRD CAN SING
IF I NEEDED SOMEONE
WE CAN WORK IT OUT
WHAT GOES ON?
DAY TRIPPER
In Mint Condition BUY IT NOW....YOU WILL LOVE THIS GREAT CD!
The original Yesterday and Today vinyl album cover issued in the United States in June 1966 featured a color photo taken by Robert Whitaker of the group dressed in white butcher smocks and draped in pieces of raw meat and the parts of several dismembered dolls. This controversial album design soon became known as "The Butcher Cover"
CD TRACKS:
DRIVE MY CAR
I'M ONLY SLEEPING
NOWHERE MAN
DR. ROBERT
YESTERDAY
ACT NATURALLY
AND YOUR BIRD CAN SING
IF I NEEDED SOMEONE
WE CAN WORK IT OUT
WHAT GOES ON?
DAY TRIPPER
In Mint Condition BUY IT NOW....YOU WILL LOVE THIS GREAT CD!
The original Yesterday and Today vinyl album cover issued in the United States in June 1966 featured a color photo taken by Robert Whitaker of the group dressed in white butcher smocks and draped in pieces of raw meat and the parts of several dismembered dolls. This controversial album design soon became known as "The Butcher Cover"