Lot 125SWEET-STRUNG UP-1975-FIRST PRESS UK-RCA-NMINT/NMINT

OSCAR PETERSON TRIO WITH CLARK TERRY-THE OSCAR PETERSON TRIO WITH CLARK TERRY (MONO)-1965-FIRST PRESS HOLLAND-MERCURY - number 125947MCL ...more

ROCKETS-PLASTEROID-1979-FIRST PRESS ITALY-ROCKLAND - number RKL20137 ...more

WISHBONE ASH-THERE'S THE RUB-1974-UK FIRST PRESS-MCA number MCF2585 of the matrix A-1U/B-1U Stamper 1GP/1M (Very early!) ...more

GILLA-BEND ME SHAPE ME-1978-FIRST GERMANY PRESS-HANSA - 26166 OT. Very rare original one of the best albums in the disco style. In 1977, the album Help! Help!, which includes all her best songs, sung in German before, including Johnny. And although everything seems to be going well, the album "Help! Нelp!" was not too popular. To rectify the situation, Frank Farian re-released the album, adding there two new songs — dance Bend Me, Shape Me The River Sings a lyric. Accordingly, the album was given a new name Bend Me, Shape Me. The LP version sold better than the previous, although Farian and the leadership of the HANSA, apparently, hoped for more. After the release of the single jelly Rasputin, Frank Farian subcontract production Helmut Rulofs, and he focuses on his projects-favorites Boney M. and Eruption. And Gill in 1979 sent to the international Yamaha Music Festival in Tokyo and comes there to a semi-final with the song Take The Best Of Me. ...more

RINGO STARR,ADAM FAITH-SCOUSE THE MOUSE-1977-FIRST UK PRESS-POLYDOR - 2480429. Mega rare album was recorded for the movie. Scouse the Mouse (pronounced "Zee Scows mouse"; Rus. Scows Mouse) album, music for children, with the participation of Ringo Starr (as a vocalist) and other artists, released on 9 December 1977 in the UK by Polydor Records. Starr plays the role of the main character of the story, Scouse the Mouse, who emigrates from Liverpool to the United States. "Skaut" — the word for the nickname of the inhabitants of Liverpool in Britain, and Liverpool accent or dialect. Other main characters played by Adam faith (a journalist, actor and singer, repeatedly achieved success in the British charts 1960) ("Bonce the Mouse") and Barbara Dickson (Scottish singer) ("Jolly Molly"). The animated TV version of the story told in the album, it was planned to be shown on television network ITV, but the show was delayed due to a strike, and then was completely canceled. The album became the third and last edition of Starr on Polydor Records (in accordance with the prisoner between them the contract) in the U.S. were not released. As of 2012, the album was reprinted on CD-ROM. ...more