Lot 65QUEEN-QUEEN II-1974-FIRST PRESS UK-EMI-NMINT/NMINT

TEN YEARS AFTER-STONEDHENGE (MONO)-1969-FIRST UK PRESS-DERAM-DML,1052 Matrix ARL 8564-1A/ARL 8565-1A Stamper 1H/2GG (Very early!) Very rare original cult British rock Blues band. Second Studio album Stonedhenge first made Ten Years After popular in England. As noted by the reviewers, especially the group failed here Blues songs: "Hear Me Calling" (it became famous with the release of Slade which was released as a single in 1972), "A Sad Song", "No Title", "Speed Kills" and "Going To Try".[6] In July 1969, Ten Years After performed at the Newport festival (Newport Jazz Festival), and then in Woodstock, where (thanks to the same "I'm Going Home") has risen to the status of rising stars and Blues, and Blues rock. ...more

GOLDEN EARRING-SEVEN TEARS -1971-FIRST HOLLAND PRESS-POLYDOR-2344008. Matrix 1Y 1 670 111/ 2Y 1 670 112.Rare Dutch original of the cult group. Seven Tears is the seventh Studio album by rock band Golden Earring from the Hague, South Holland, originally (until 1969) under the name the Golden Earrings.1971 began with a single Holy Holy Life, who had a heavy rock sound. Song cursed the hypocrisy of formal religion, has reached 5 in the Netherlands. With the single came the album Seven Tears, the name of which reflects, firstly, the fact that it was the band's seventh release, and second, that it included seven songs.From the album was selected one long single She Flies On Strange Wings, in which to note the unusual saxophone Barry hay. Because of its length, the song occupied both sides of the vinyl single. Dutch charts said it under number 4. Under the impression of the Beatles film Let It Be was filmed for this single, which Golden Earring performed on the roof of the Hilton hotel in Amsterdam. Album Seven Tears was ended with the song You're Better Off Free, performed by Kooymans and included a wonderful guitar solo. While recording Seven Tears Kooymans, Gerritsen and Suderman along with several other Dutch musicians came together and recorded a rock version of the traditional Dutch music Hans Brinker Symphony, which was released by Polydor under the name "Holland" and was a great success in the Dutch charts. ...more

RARE EARTH-MIDNIGHT LADY-1976-FIRST PRESS USA-RARE EARTH--R6-550-S1. Original famous rhythm and Blues groups. Focused on disco audience the record "Midnight Lady" (1976) was the last release under the banner of "Motown". Barney Eles who last time led a mini-label "Rare Earth Records", founded the independent company "Prodigal" and promptly turned the team on him. During this time the band released four albums (the last of them, "Tight and Hot", 1982, was released only in Canada in a limited edition), and then, pursued by persistent staffing problems just disappeared, without announcing his breakup. ...more

STYX-EQUINOX-1975-UK FIRST PRESS-A&M-AMLH 64559. Rare British original. Equinox is the fifth album by Styx , released in December 1975. Although "Equinox" stopped on 58-m a place, has since been certified gold in 1977 shortly before the release of "the Grand Illusion" (1977), and has sold 350 000 copies a year. ...more

BRYAN ADAMS-WAKING UP THE NEIGHBOURS (2LP)-1991-FIRST UK PRESS-A&M-397164-1. Rare original cult album. Waking Up the Neighbours is the sixth Studio album by canadian singer and songwriter BRYAN ADAMS , released September 24, 1991. The album took first place in the charts of albums from at least eight countries. His first single, "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You " was number one in the British singles chart for sixteen consecutive weeks. The album was also known in Canada for creating controversy concerning the system of canadian content . ...more