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EXTREMELY RARE BEATLES Album and GUARANTEED to be the real thing. It has been authenticated by a professional. The condition is as you see in the pictures. I have tried to show close-up it does have scratches and wear marks . (see photos) It plays well and does not skip at all in my record player . Someone else played it to check for skips and said it would skip slightly every other time they played it on one of their players. I do not have the album cover for it, but I know w one is.

Vee Jay issued a promotional album featuring interviews with the Beatles and John Lennon. The album was issued commercially and was quite a success. Hear the Beatles Tell All Vee Jay PRO-202 white label with blue print . Label reads "Promotional" and "Not For Sale."

ONLY 2 KNOWN COPIES EXIST .

VALUE: $ 5,000 ++

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Jim Steck, a radio newsman with KRLA in Los Angeles, and Dave Hull, a popular disc jockey, each conducted interviews with the BEATLES during their 1964 American Tour. After portions of these interviews were aired on KRLA, Vee-Jay reached an agreement with the pair to release the interview on an album.

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An unusual release was the Hear The Beatles Tell All album, which consisted of two lengthy interviews with Los Angeles radio disc jockeys (side one was titled "Dave Hull interviews John Lennon," while side two was titled "Jim Steck interviews John, Paul, George, Ringo"). No Beatles music was included on this interview album, which turned out to be THE ONLY Vee Jay BEATLES ALBUM Capitol Records COULD NOT RECLAIM.

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