Lp is as close near  mint as possible, 2 surface scratches on side 2, does not affect play, hard to tell if they are scratches, old boots this old were not the best pressings made, otherwise this is a beauty folks, one side looks never played, blue, vinyl, cover is escellent, except for one corner showing wer, see pics.

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from a fabulous collection I recently picked up. In 40 years of selling I have not seen records in this kind of well kept condition ever !!

‎– Radiocord Label: ‎– 35-4001 Format: , LP, Unofficial Release
Country: Released: Genre: , Style:   Tracklist A1 Indian Sunset 7:15 A2 My Father's Gun 5:07 A3 Honky Tonk Woman 4:03 A4 Can I Put You On 6:15 B1 Fair Side Of The Moon 4:24 B2 Medley: Burn Down The Mission Get Back 18:16 Notes Early issue of part of the concert from the WABC-FM New York broadcast which, along with other titles ("Knockin' Em Dead Alive" and "Very Alive"), caused the rush release of the album "11-17-70" in 1971. Deluxe blue and white cover (blank back) with no company or catalogue number. White labels with black print with song list and title along with a 35-4001 catalogue number.
Songs/times from cover; B1 should be "Bad Side Of The Moon". Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout: 35-4001