Lot 86WES MONTGOMERY-DOWN HERE ON THE GROUND-1969-FIRST PRESS USA-AM/CTI-NMINT/NMINT

AC/DC-TNT-1975--1977 ORIGINAL PRESS AUSTRALIA ALBERT PRODUCTIONS - APLPA-016 . The second Dix legendary Australian group. The disc was officially released only in Australia, but 7 out of 9 of his tracks (except "Rocker" and "School Days") included in the international version of the album High Voltage. ...more

NAZARETH-PLAY 'N' THE GAME-1976-FIRST HOLLAND PRESS-VERTIGO - 6370418.Rare European original. On the disc cover States: "This album is entirely dedicated to the bill of Fehilly whose faith and spirit are still with us." Bill fehilly the Manager of the group, who died shortly before the plane crash. The musicians admitted that without his help, Nazareth'd never get over the border with England — not to mention other countries. ...more

MOORE GARY-AFTER THE WAR-1989-The first EU-VIRGIN press is V2575. A rare original legend in rock music. After the War is the seventh Studio album by Irish guitarist and singer Gary Moore, released in 1989. Like its predecessor Wild Frontier, After The War contains elements of Celtic music. The instrumental track "Dunluce" is named after Dunluce castle in Northern Ireland.On "Led Clones", the vocals are performed by Ozzy Osbourne, who Moore worked with before the singer started working with Randy Rhodes. This song makes fun of bands like Kingdom Come, which were popular at the time and were based on the sound and image of Led Zeppelin. "It was a very fun song," Ozzy recalled, " and it was an honor to record it with Gary." The Sisters of Mercy frontman Andrew Eldritch performs backing vocals on "After The War", "Speak for Yourself" and "Blood of Emeralds". Moore once again pays tribute to his long-time friend and colleague, Phil Lynott on the track "Blood of Emeralds". "After The War" will be Moore's last work as a stylist for mainstream hard rock, as well as his last rock album until 1997's"Dark Days in Paradise". Starting with his next album, Still Got The Blues, he will primarily switch to playing the Blues. Although cozy Powell played drums on the album, he was replaced by Chris Slade for the tour, as he was about to tour with Black Sabbath, in support of their album Headless Cross, where he also played drums. ...more

SWINGING BLUE JEANS-BLUE JEANS A' SWINGING-1964-FIRST PRESS GERMANY-ELECTROLA STE83772 A very rare German original of the first album of the brilliant British beat band. The Swinging Blue Jeans were a British merseybeat band that formed in Liverpool, England in 1960 (initially as Blue Jeans) and remained in history, mainly due to the performance of American singer Chen Romero's hit "Hippy Hippy Shake", followed by the (moderately successful) singles "Good Golly Miss Molly", "you're No Good" and "Don't Make Me Over" (which marked the last appearance Quartet in the charts in 1966). Despite limited commercial success, The Swinging Blue Jeans, according to Allmusic, were considered one of the strongest Liverpool bands of the "British invasion" of the mid-1960s ...more

QUEEN-SHEER HEART ATTACK-1974-FIRST PRESS UK-EMI - EMC3061. Of the matrix A-4U/B-4U. A rare British original. The first fame, as well as commercial success, came to the group with this record, and the song "Killer Queen" became their first big hit, reaching number two in England. The album itself also reached number two in the UK and number 12 on the 1975 Billboard charts. ...more