The widow and son of former Beatle John Lennon have given away 50 rare records of Happy Xmas (War is Over) to charities and record shops so they can raise funds.
Yoko Ono and Sean Ono Lennon said they wanted to "spread Christmas cheer".
A note attached to the gifts urged the charities to use the limited edition 12-inch vinyl acetates to "sell, auction [and] raise money".
Liverpool-based The Brain Charity said it was "hugely moved" by the gesture.
"We feel absolutely bowled over by this astonishingly generous surprise Christmas gift," Chief Executive Nanette Mellor said.
The one-sided 12" acetate featuring John and Yoko was hand-cut on the lathe at the legendary Abbey Road Studios.
Each edition is stickered and numbered out of 50 and includes a machine printed signature from Yoko, making them collectable.
Source: BBC News