Graham Reid | | <1 min read
There are a lot of Christmas albums out there.
But every now and again one comes along and you think . . .
Yeah, why not?
It's a bit of a wheeze but these guys make a fine fist of taking Tomorrow Never Knows into the Yuletide season.
Enjoy.
And enjoy Christmas.
(Thanks for this Fred, another album in my massive pile of Beatle-related albums!)
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