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Thank you guys. It has been rough. Especially with regulations in place...
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did think for a while to frame some contracts from celebrity's for on the wall but most of the time they are way to expencive ''especially the big names''. after searching for months i did bid on this contract with photo of james caan and won this and did get it yesterday. today i did frame these items in double cardboard and put it in a nice wooden golden frame which i did repare and spraypaint it a while ago. i think it looks good all together and very happy with it. thanks for looking.
My wife graciously let me purchase this for my Birthday (tomorrow) I have been wanting it for a very long time based on the provenance of the item.
A page which has been taken from a notebook that has been signed by Paul McCartney in black ballpoint pen. The autograph was obtained by Brazilian Beatles fan Denise Werneck outside EMI’s Abbey Road Studios on 4th February 1967 at 1:40 am.
It comes with a letter of authenticity from Denise (the original recipient) showing a photo taken at the time of signing, in part: “In the sixties I was a Beatles fan here in my native Rio de Janiero. My best friend Lizzie Bravo…and I went to London in early 1967 with the sole purpose of seeing the Beatles: we were very lucky and saw them many, many times. We used to wait with our new friends outside Paul’s house and EMI Studios to see the group…The signature on a piece of lined paper was obtained by myself outside EMI Studios at 1.40am on February 4th, 1967. Paul was wearing a navy blue suit and red shirt."
The page measures 12.5cm x 8.5cm (4.75 inches x 3.25 inches). The condition is very good.
Friday 3 February 1967: Recording: A Day In The Life
Studio Two, EMI Studios, Abbey Road
Further overdubs were added onto A Day In The Life during this session, which began at 7pm and finished at 1:15am the following morning. Each of them involved replacing previously-recorded parts.
Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr re-recorded the bass guitar and drum parts they had originally recorded on 20 January 1967.
McCartney then overdubbed his lead vocals onto track two, correcting the wrong word sung during the previous session.
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This is badass. I am envious of this piece.
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