Get Back

The cover features an image insert from the iconic and traffic halting rooftop concert at Apple headquarters (3 Savile Row) in London on January 30, 1969. The silhouette image appears on light-blue paper which has been adhered to an otherwise plain white jacket. Below the image a caption reads: "We wish to thank all the people connected, both directly and indirectly, to this project and its fulfillment. And a warm thank you to the Bailey Bros. for their assistance. JOHN." A Lemon Records logo appears at the bottom left. When the record is played, A1 (One After 909) appears to be dubbed at the wrong speed, presenting Paul's vocals as a rich baritone. John's vocals are missing altogether. From The Amazing Kornyfone Label July 1, 2014 blog entry titled "Dittolino Discs": “Most of the earliest Beatlegs stemmed from the same sources: tapes of two acetates prepared by Glyn Johns, containing rough mixes of material from the “Get Back” sessions at Apple. Copies of the tapes were circulating during the last few months of 1969, particularly after broadcasts on several US “underground FM” radio stations in September. … A couple of months later, Lemon Records came out with Get Back, an LP combining material from both acetates.” [http://beatlechat.blogspot.de/2012/03/stolen-beatles-aka-studio-recording.html] https://theamazingkornyfonelabel.wordpress.com/category/dittolino-discs/page/3/