More ...Signed Photos, LPs, Picture Sleeves, Promos, Memorabilia, Ephemera, etc.*

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I was all ready to send in my $2, until I noticed that free poster offer is expired. Oh well. Saved me $2.

 

Happy Birthday Phil!

 

FANTASTIC

 

The throne room is starting to come together.



Maybe some day it will be as great as your collections that some of you all have. You guys rock.

 

@omikron You’ve been holding back on us. Super setup and collection!

 

Inspired by @omikron post, I am also in the process of revamping my storage spaces. This is just over half of the CD collection; am expecting two more of the smaller cabinets in the next few days. I'm quite pleased with these cabinets, btw. Then, finally [hopefully] the storage crisis will be mitigated for a while.

 

Very cool CD collection! Love the beautiful cabinets!

 

The Bootleg Series was launched 30 years ago tomorrow. The first edition was going to be 4 CDs but the track list was trimmed and three CDs were stuffed full of goodies. There were several samplers /promos available at the time and the 3 disc set has been re-released about a thousand times since.

Every edition that I own has not been signed by Bob himself.....

 

Peter Frampton...covers David Bowie's

"Loving The Alien"
( instrumental )



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Excellent!

If I had every release which in some way related to the mighty King Crimson I'd need a house THIS big.

Horse, Zanthus! also has a connection to the Fabs, it being introduced by Mr. Kite for one night only at Pablo Fanque's Circus Royal at Town Meadows in Rochdale....

 

I picked up the cassette release a few years ago for about £2 from Oxfam. Not entirely sure why as I’ve lacked the ability to play cassettes since about 2001 but more Bob can never be a bad thing.

 

Paul McCartney Wings At The Speed Of Sound promotion 3D plastic display board issued by Pathe Marconi EMI 1976

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How right you are! Here is one I found lodged behind a bookcase and draped in couple of cobwebs this weekend. Not exactly a collector's item, but a 20 year old promo nonetheless, and with a couple of live rarities (though not unique to this disc).

Bob Dylan: 2001 UK "The Voice of Every Generation" 6-track promo CD in card sleeve (in association with HMV and The Daily Torygraph). Produced in a run of 30,000 (so not limited, really) to celebrate Bob's 60th birthday. I can just about remember being that young....

 

Was getting all my McCartney CDs in correct order the other day.

Here they are (Archive sets not included):

 

@omikron Impressive collection!

 

Robert Fripp ~ "Music For Quiet Moments # 48"

 

(Front view)
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a vintage and very rare Promotional
T-shirt for George Harrison's album Thirty-Three & 1/3 from 1976, crew style tee with printed logo for Dark Horse on top of Left sleeve. Size Large.

(Dark Horse Logo - left shoulder sleeve)


(Back view)
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The Beatles ~ "Tomorrow Never Knows"
U.S. EMI Records- I Tunes .. Very RARE! Super exclusive ltd edition promotional LP. Exclusive I TUNES promo July, 2012. Special die-cut LP cover, made to appear worn. I Tunes download number has expired. Said to have been less than 1000 made.
They got it right, what a fine selection! Rare!
c., 2012.

 

PROG ITALIA ~ King Crimson..

 

Very nice CD!

 

Tom Wilson ~ Record Producer
Tom Wilson, prolific record producer for major musical acts, would have been 90 years old this week. Wilson was best known for his work in the 1960s with Bob Dylan, the Mothers of Invention, Simon and Garfunkel, the Velvet Underground, Cecil Taylor, Sun Ra, Eddie Harris, Nico, Eric Burdon & the Animals, the Blues Project, the Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem.

As a staff producer at Columbia Records, Wilson was one of the “midwives” of folk-rock, producing three of Bob Dylan's key 1960s albums: ''The Times They Are a-Changin''', ''Another Side of Bob Dylan'' and ''Bringing It All Back Home'', along with the 1965 single, "Like a Rolling Stone."

Wilson also produced the final four tracks Dylan recorded for ''The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan'', after he replaced John Hammond as Dylan's producer in 1963.

Wilson produced Simon & Garfunkel's 1964 debut album, Wednesday Morning, 3 A.M., which included "The Sounds of Silence. Seizing on local radio interest in the song in Florida and inspired by the huge success of The Byrds' folk-rock version of Dylan's "Mr Tambourine Man," Wilson took the duo's original acoustic track and, without Simon or Garfunkel's knowledge, overdubbed electric instruments, turning the track into a #1 pop hit, helping to launch the folk-rock genre. Simon and Garfunkel, who had already split, re-united after the hit and went on to greater success.

After working with Wilson, both Dylan and Simon & Garfunkel worked with another Columbia staff producer, Bob Johnston, who produced several albums for both acts.

Thanks Beacham Press .

Happy Birthday Tom Wilson !

 

I have a huge Beatles and solo Beatles collection, books, mags, posters, news articles, some memorabilia and probably thousands of real photos fan made/celebrity stills..My collection is mainly sixties and seventies stuff...but you folks here...completely slay with your collections. I’ll now quietly and politely show myself off the thread and out of the room, lol.

 

I just saw a SHF photo of a ticket stub of the badfinger concert I saw in Birmingham, AL early seventies and king crimson opened for them...Also, I too saw wings in Atlanta..the 5/19 /76 show I think? As there were two shows I think...Your Beatles and solo Beatles ephemera ..completely slays...it’s a pity you didn’t give that Broad street store display to me rather than to someone else....my loss...the movie and the man was cute,,,lol. WOMENSZ..