Lot 35WINGS-RED ROSE SPEEDWAY-1973-FIRST PRESS UK-APPLE-NMINT/NMINT

WINGS-GREATEST-1978-FIRST UK PRESS-MPL - PCTC256. Matrix A-3/B-1. Rare British original in top condition with poster. The album contains a large number of tracks from singles of the early period. ...more

ROXY MUSIC-FOR YOUR PLEASURE-1973-FIRST UK PRESS-ISLAND - ILPS-9232. Matrix A-2/B-2. Rare British original. "For Your Pleasure" is the second album by British rock band Roxy Music , released Island Records 1973. This was the last album, which was attended by synth and sound designer Brian Eno , who later gained recognition as a solo artist and producer. "For Your Pleasure" was ranked 4th in the UK charts in 1973. In 2000 " Q " placed it at number 33 in its list of the 100 greatest British albums in history. 2012 the album was ranked 396 - e a place in the list of Rolling Stone magazine of the 500 best albums of all time. ...more

The ROLLING STONES-MADE IN THE SHADE-1975-FIRST UK PRESS-ROLLING STONES number COC59104 Rare British original includes the best tracks 1972-1974 (BROWN SUGAR,ANGIE,HAPPY .......) ...more

WINGS-BAND ON THE RUN-1973-UK FIRST PRESS-APPLE - PAS10007 matrix A-2/B-2 One of the greatest albums of the 70s Band on the Run is the third Studio album by the British band Wings (the fifth solo album by Paul McCartney), released in 1973. Most commercially successful and one of the most famous albums of the group. One of the best selling album of 1974 in the UK. Considered by many critics the best album of Paul McCartney. In 2003 was included in the list of the 500 greatest albums of all time according to Rolling Stone magazine at 418 place. The New Musical Express, the album is a 333-e the place among the 500 greatest albums of all time. "Possibly the best album released by one of the four musicians who were once called The Beatles" (music critic of Rolling Stone Jon Landau, January 1974) ...more

MAYALL, JOHN-CRUSADE-1967-FIRST PRESS (MONO) UK-DECCA-LK4890. Matrix A-1A/B-1A. Very rare original cult Blues rocker. Since the release of the previous album A Hard Road in the composition of Bluesbrakers there have been noticeable changes: Peter green went to collect his own band (Fleetwood Mac), and Ainsley Dunbar went to Jeff Beck. The vacant position of drummer John Keefe took Hartley's, and replacing the lead guitarist was more difficult - because the new musician would have to withstand the comparison with Clapton and green. John recalled that on one of concerts when Eric for some reason didn't show up on time, came a young boy who claimed to know the entire repertoire of Bluesbreakers. Have Mayola there was little choice, and he invited the young guitarist to the stage. He demonstrated a good knowledge of the material and excellent technique, and John was impressed with his game. But after the concert the boy left without giving their coordinates. Now Mayall wanted to find this musician, and in the end was able to do this by placing an ad in Melody Maker. So the group came to Mick Taylor, inclined more to Blues-rock, and not pure Blues. The group was expanded by the involvement of two saxophone - Chris Mercer tenor and Rip Kant on the baritone. This sextet went into the Studio on 11 and 12 July to record a new album that was produced by Mike Vernon, and as the engineer was again observed Gus Dudgeon. ...more