The Beatles Complete Part Two 1974 Vintage Music Book Guitar Piano Vocal 288 Pg

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The Beatles Complete Part Two 1974 Vintage Music Book Guitar Piano Vocal 288 Pg:
$49.95

This posting is for one vintage piano, vocal, guitar, music book titled, \"The Beatles Complete Part Two\". I am assuming it was produced in 1974 because the copyright of the oldest song listed. It is in wonderful condition, with only a few scrapes on the cover. Also has some normal age/storage wear. It has fantastic pictures and words. I also cannot find the producers stamp. What I can also claim is that it is to be found nowhere else besides Bobsstore!

New songs of George Paul & Ringo Plus a Beatles Bonus 9 Songs by Lennon and McCartney arranged for Piano, Vocal, & Guitar. Contains 85 songs by George Harrison, George Harrison and Phil Spector, George Harrison and Mal Evans, Paul McCartney and Linda McCartney, Paul McCartney and Denny Laine, Richard Starkey, Richard Starkey and George Harrison, Richard Starkey and George Harrison, Richard Starkey and Vince Poncia, John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Also contains color and black and white photos in book.

Paperback: 288 pages
Publisher: ?
Language: English

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