Record Store Day

Five Beatles related albums are due to be released on Saturday, 22nd April as part of Record Store Day 2023.




JOHN LENNON: GIMME SOME TRUTH 
Rsd2023 Deluxe Whiteout Edition

The John Lennon compilation album 'Gimme Some Truth' will be available as a 9 x 12" white vinyl four track EP box set retailing anywhere between  £364 - £420.
Don't expect any new remixes, all songs are identical to the 2020 compilation.

Limited to 300 copies.




RED ROSE SPEEDWAY 
180 Gram Vinyl. Half Speed Remaster.

Paul McCartney & Wings classic 1973 album will be available on Record Store Day as a180 Gram Vinyl. Half Speed Remaster release.
Sandwiched between the albums Wings Wild Life & Band on the Run, Red Rose Speedway was promoted during Paul McCartney & Wings 1973 UK Tour.

Limited to 1600 copies.




STOP AND SMELL THE ROSES 
Rsd2023 - 2LP Cloudy and Marbled Red and White.

Ringo Starr's 1981 LP featured contributions from Paul McCartney, Private Property & Attention while George Harrison gave Ringo one of his best songs in Wrack My Brain.
This expanded 2LP edition includes a second LP containg six songs never released on vinyl

Limited to 4000 copies.




2ND RESURRECTION
Rsd2023 - Stairsteps




STREETCORE
Rsd2023 - Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros

Finally to complete your RSD haul there's two record store day releases from Dark Horse Records featuring  Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros plus Stairsteps.

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