Maybe Tomorrow - Original 1969 German Apple label 12-track LP

Rare 1969 German Apple Records 12-track vinyl LP - pre-Badfinger album never released in the UK - only as a German, Italian and Japanese pressing.

Vinyl has the generic full & cut Apple motif company labels stating both German and UK catalogue numbers.

Vinyl has machine stamped matrix numbers with A1/B1 endings and is housed in a company add inner sleeve - ultimately in a fully laminated picture cover.

Condition: VG+ (Vinyl)/VG++ (Labels)/VG++ (Cover):

Vinyl has some light and inaudible surface marks of which all but a single or two light and inaudible marks stems from the friktion with the inner sleeve.

Labels are in close to perfect condition with less that a handfull light and superficial spindlemarks, first visible upon closer inspection.

Cover has very little overall corners wear - just a few wrinkles from edges and a single along back opening.

Back cover is graded VG+ and has a little humidity damage along uppermost edge, a few bleak stains - nothing harsh, just minor flaws.

Front cover has a little wrinkling from edges and is at least close near to perfect/excellent. Seams are intact and straight - has a touch of towards and to corners - a simply very nice cover overall graded close to near perfect/excellent.

Tracklisting:

Side 1:
1 See Saw Grandpa (Pete Ham) 3:33
2 Beautiful And Blue (Tom Evans) 2:38
3 Dear Angie (Ron Griffiths) 2:39
4 Think About The Good Times (Mike Gibbins) 2:21
5 Yesterday Ain't Coming Back (Pete Ham - Tom Evans) 2:57
6 Fisherman (Tom Evans) 3:09

Side 2:
1 Maybe Tomorrow (Tom Evans) 2:51
2 Sali Bloo (Pete Ham) 2:26
3 Angelique (Tom Evans) 2:25
4 I'm In Love (Pete Ham) 3:41
5 They're Knocking Down Our Home (Pete Ham) 5:15
6 I've Been Waiting (Pete Ham)

Recorded at Trident, Olympic and Morgan Studios, London, July 23, 1968 - April, 1969.

Credits:
Pete Ham - Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards
Tom Evans - Guitar, Vocals
Ron Griffiths - Bass, vocals
Mike Gibbins - Drums, vocals

Additional Musicians:
Bill Collins - piano on "Knocking Down Our Home"
Nicky Hopkins - piano on "See-Saw Granpa"

Technical Credits:
Tony Visconti - Production
Mal Evans - Production, Arrangements
John Barham - Arrangements

Artwork:
Peter Asher - Photography
Derek Taylor - Liner Notes