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February 20. 2003 9:14PM
Old Jagger-Lennon Recording Auctioned
The Associated Press
LONDON
1974 recording of a song by Mick Jagger and John Lennon that was never released sold at auction for $2,230 Thursday.
The unlabeled acetate - a record made directly from a master tape - had been found buried at the bottom of a box of records when Tom Fisher, 34, bought it four years ago for just $32. Fisher runs the Rat Records store in south London.
An unidentified online bidder purchased the recording at the Rock Legends auction on Thursday night.
"It's a pretty healthy markup. I can't really complain," Fisher said.
"The song has been available as a bootleg for 20 years," Jagger said on his Web site Thursday. "I have no reason to think the acetate...has any more value than the other bootleg versions."
The track, a cover of the blues song "Too Many Cooks," was recorded in 1974 with Jagger, the Rolling Stones' lead singer, on vocals; Lennon, the former Beatle, on guitar; and Ringo Starr, the Beatles' drummer. But it was never released.
The master copies are believed to have been lost
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Maxlugar |
What a waste of money.
That song sucks too.
MACKULATION!
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Mathijs |
my god Max....Too Many Cooks is a fabulous song, if it was released in 73 or 74 it would have been a smash hit!! It is truly on of the great lost gems!
Mathijs |
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Maxlugar |
Oh Mathy!
NO!!!!
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gypsy |
I've heard through the grapevine that jb was the anonymous buyer. |
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VoodooChileInWOnderl |
One more time, those of you who want the track in MP3 format e-mail me, I will send another e-mail Sunday night to those who sign for it e-mailing me or sending a PM
Last time I sent two batches, a total of 44 regulars now have the track in their hard drive |
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