Lot 95SWEET-LEVEL HEADED-1978-FIRST PRESS UK-POLYDOR-NMINT/NMINT

ROBERT PLANT & JIMMY PAGE-NO QUARTER (2 LP'S)-1994-FIRST PRESS UK FONTANA 526362-1 Mega rare original two musicians from LED ZEPPELIN. Jimmy page and Robert plant, who became famous as members of the English rock band Led Zeppelin, recorded and toured in the mid 1990-ies as Page and Plant. Together with session musicians they gave in 1994, a few concerts that made up their first album in the new as "No Quarter", which had considerable success, after which they went on a world tour. Then they recorded their second album "Walking into Clarksdale" and did another world tour and at the end of 1998, dismissed the project. The NO QUARTER album went double platinum in the US and the UK. ...more

MOORE GARY-BLUES ALIVE (2LP'S)-1993-FIRST UK PRESS-VIRGIN-V2716. Mega rare British limited edition original fully loaded (poster). Blues Alive is a live album by Irish guitarist Gary Moore, released in 1993. The album includes songs recorded during the 1992 various performances as a musician. In the Wake of the surge of interest in the work of a musician from the release of the Blues album "Still Got the Blues" in 1990 and followed him work After Hours, it was decided to release a live album. The records themselves were conducted during the entire world tour 1992. In the end, the musical material of the disc is made up of songs performed at the Universal Amphitheatre Los Angeles (20.05.1992), Paris, Le Zénith (13.06.1992) and London arenas Hammersmith Odeon and the Royal Albert Hall (08.06.1992 and 05.10.1992 respectively). In the accompanying part of The Midnight Blues Band that accompanied Moore's all over the world tour, includes musicians who worked with him on the last two Studio albums. Also on the concerts attended as special guest the famous Blues guitarist albert Collins. Recording of the song "Too Tired" with his participation was included in the final release of the disc. It was the third in a row manifestation of joint creativity — before Collins, in the same capacity, was involved in Still Got the Blues and After Hours. The majority of this live album, couched in a Blues style, made up songs of a similar style disc 1990, 1992 and several cover versions of the classics of this genre of music. Top chat rooms Europe the album was 14 weeks. ...more

HANCOCK, HERBIE-MAN-CHILD-1975-FIRST UK PRESS-CBS-S69185. Rare British original, the iconic jazz pianist. Man-Child is the fifteenth Studio album by jazz pianist Herbie Hancock . The album was released on August 22, 1975, the company Columbia Records .It is probably one of his most funk albums and it represents his further departure from the "spacey, higher atmosphere jazz". ...more

DEEP PURPLE-WHO DO WE THINK WE ARE-1973-first uk press-purple rec.-TPSA7508. Matrix A-1U/B-1U . Rare British original cult album. Who Do We Think We Are is the seventh Studio album by the British band Deep Purple, released in 1973. Last album Deep Purple c vocalist Ian Gillan and bassist Roger Glover to release in 1984, Perfect Strangers. The recording sessions took place in July 1972 in Rome[4] and in October of the same year in Frankfurt, using a mobile Studio the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio.The group at the time was torn by internal conflicts and the recording of the album turned into a nightmare[4]. Ian Gillan was subsequently compare this album The House of Blue Light 1987: "All the same: great songs, but a complete lack of understanding of the musicians and... weak morale".Who Do We Think We Are not risen above 4-th position in the UK and 15th in the charts in the United States. Nevertheless, Deep Purple was one of the most commercially successful projects in the world thanks to albums Machine Head and Made in Japan, as well as numerous tours. ...more

HENDRIX, JIMI-CRASH LANDING-1975-FIRST UK PRESS - POLYDOR-2310398. Very rare British original . Crash Landing is a posthumous compilation of American guitarist Jimi Hendrix .Was released in March and August 1975 in the United States and the United Kingdom respectively. It was the first Hendrix album, produced by Alan Douglas . Hendricks made many recordings in the Studio in 1969 and 1970, has accumulated a lot of songs close to completion and release. After the death of Hendrix Manager in 1973, Alan Douglas began to appreciate the hundreds of hours of remaining material that was not used on earlier posthumous albums. "Peace in Mississippi", "Somewhere" and "Stone Free" was recorded with the original lineup of the Jimi Hendrix Experience, while the rest of the material consisted of recordings Hendrix originally made with Billy Cox on bass and Mitch Mitchell or buddy miles on drums and once rocky Isaacs. ...more