Vinyl Album - The Plastic Ono Band - Live Peace In Toronto 1969 - Apple

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Plastic Ono Band
Title:	Live Peace In Toronto 1969
Label:	Apple
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	CORE 2001
Date:	12 Dec 1969
Format:	LP
Genre:	Rock & Roll, Rock, Avant-Garde
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	35 Own, 3 Want
Price Guide:	$36
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PRICE GUIDE

$36

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Plastic Ono Band	Blue Suede Shoes	Perkins	Rate
A2	The Plastic Ono Band	Money	Bradford, Gordy	Rate
A3	The Plastic Ono Band	Dizzy Miss Lizzie	Williams	Rate
A4	The Plastic Ono Band	Yer Blues	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
A5	The Plastic Ono Band	Cold Turkey	Lennon	Rate
A6	The Plastic Ono Band	Give Peace A Chance	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B1	The Plastic Ono Band	Don't Worry Kyoko (Mummy's Only Looking For A Hand In The Snow)	Yoko Ono	Rate
B2	The Plastic Ono Band	John John (Let's Hope For Peace)	Yoko Ono	Rate

Notes

Recording of The Plastic Ono Band live in the September 1969 Toronto Rock 'n' Roll festival. The line-up consisted of John and Yoko, Eric Clapton on guitar, Klaus Voormann on bass, and Alan White (later with the band Yes) on drums. The album initially came with a calender. Later issues have track A3's spelling changed to Dizzy Miss Lizzy.

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Comments and Reviews


PhilMH 28th Feb 2023		Well, I've been firmly told in Discogs that, notwithstanding the (P) 1970 on the labels, the US & UK release date of this album was Friday, 12th December 1969, because the album release was moved up to capture the Christmas market, and one user says that he bought his copy "in early December". Further research is needed for the other countries, though!



PhilMH 27th Feb 2023		This is getting complicated - three of the UK music weeklies that I've just looked at (Record Mirror, Melody Maker, and New Musical Express) all have the same ad for this album, saying "Out Now", in their issues dated 13th December 1969 (a Saturday), with the NME also having a news item saying that the album was "out today (Friday)". So where does the (P) 1970 for some of the tracks come from? Was the album partly remixed, or edited, after initial release? It's a long time since I've heard this album, so did John swear somewhere, prompting EMI UK to bring out the scissors?



PhilMH 27th Feb 2023		Several of the entries in Discogs, from different countries, replicated the December 1969 release date (which I think might have been the original US date), even though the labels show (P) 1970 - I have now corrected those, and queried the date on an Australian pressing which doesn't show the years. As this also shows the (P) 1970, then the release date couldn't have been 1969. And I see a few suspect 1969 issues linked below!



dr.zoze 27th Feb 2023		this copy is 1970 not 1969



Gilberts004 SUBS 2nd Feb 2018		Is the white inner supposed to be speckled..



Record Collector 23rd Sep 2015		First ever album you can play at four speeds haha



sick and tired 29th Jul 2015		Have a French stereo copy on Apple with a catalogue number 2C 064 – 90.877 (CORE 2001) from 1976. Has no calendar.



TheJudge 15th May 2015		"Unsafe at any speed"?



biffbampow 15th May 2015		Yeah it was the first record with one side on that you could play at either 16, 33, 45 and 78 rpm - and it still sounded the same! lol! Well put!



BiggieTembo 15th May 2015		Yeah it was the first record with one side on that you could play at either 16, 33, 45 and 78 rpm - and it still sounded the same!



biffbampow 15th May 2015		I bet most copies of this has side two in mint condition!