A rare cardboard boxing-style concert poster advertising The Who and The Clash’s October 29, 1982 show at the Los Angeles Coliseum. After this tour, The Who’s announced it was their final tour, and they didn’t tour again until 1989. Printed by Colby Posters of Los Angeles, these were posted on telephone poles around Los […]
An original handbill/ticket order form booklet for the 1969 Woodstock Music Festival, aka An Aquarian Exposition: 3 Days of Peace and Music, held in White Lake, Bethel, New York. The festival, of course, included performances by Jimi Hendrix, The Who, the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, Sly & The Family Stone, Canned Heat, Creedence Clearwater Revival, […]
A copy of The Who’s double CD Box Set, Join Together, autographed by Pete Townshend, Roger Daltry and the late great John Entwistle. Each has signed the booklet for the box set, boldly in silver paint pen. The signatures have been authenticated by the world’s formost music autograph authenticator, Roger Epperson, and this comes with […]
A very rare original 58 page concert program from the 1969 Woodstock Festival. This beautiful program documents the most important and legendary rock festival ever. With full credits, essays, and individual pages dedicated to virtually every act on the bill, this extremely rare artifact beautifully captures “3 Days of Peace & Music,” as the concert […]
An extremely rare original backstage pass from the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival–one of only three we know to have survived. This legendary three day festival featured the first US performance by the Jimi Hendrix Experience, the first West Coast show by The Who, and performances by the Grateful Dead, Simon & Garfunkel, The Byrds, Buffalo […]
A beautiful UK first pressing of The Who’s 1965 debut album, My Generation, on Brunswick. The disc is in near mint condition and looks barely played, which is extremely unusual for this title (A2/B2 stampers and the Decca copyright line, for those who are interested.) The cover is in excellent condition with some light […]
A beautiful UK first pressing of The Who’s 1965 debut album, My Generation, on Brunswick. The disc is in near mint condition and looks barely played, which is extremely unusual for this title (A2/B2 stampers and the Decca copyright line, for those who are interested.) The cover is in excellent condition with some light […]
A superb example of Rick Griffin & Alton Kelley’s classic double-size concert poster advertising a series of concerts at San Francisco’s Fillmore East by The Who (with James Cotton and Magic Sam); Creedence Clearwater Revival (with It’s A Beautiful Day and Albert Collins); the Grateful Dead (with Kaleidoscope and Albert Collins); and Quicksilver Messenger Service […]
An extraordinary Who collectible–an original 1965 acetate of Pete Townshend’s demo of “Disguises.” This unreleased mid-60′s demo features Townshend singing and playing guitar, bass, drums; and was made to teach The Who this song. This was Townshend’s personal acetate, which he gave circa 1967 to Sandy Darlington, an American friend/musician/music critic then living in London. […]
An extraordinary Who collectible–a never bootlegged original 1965 acetate of Pete Townshend’s demo of “Run Run Run,” later recorded for The Who’s second album, A Quick One (released in the U.S. as Happy Jack. This unreleased mid-60′s demo features Townshend singing and playing guitar, bass, drums; and was made to teach The Who this song. […]
An extraordinary Who collectible–an original 1965 acetate of Pete Townshend’s demo of “I Can See For Miles.” This mid-60′s demo features Townshend singing and playing guitar, bass, drums; and was made to teach The Who this song. This was Townshend’s personal acetate, which he gave circa 1967 to Sandy Darlington, an American friend/musician/music critic then […]
A fully signed program for The Who’s December 1969 five-date UK Tour, during which they performed their new rock opera Tommy. This rare program has been signed by Roger Daltrey (signing “Cheers, Roger Daltrey” on the front cover,) Pete Townshend & John Entwhistle (on the inside front cover) and Keith Moon (on the first page.) […]
The original and probably banned artwork created for The Who’s album Direct Hits. Direct Hits was issued in the UK in October 1968, on Track Records. It was The Who’s first compilation album, and featured singles, B-Sides and rare tracks. Noted UK music journalist Jon Savage has suggested that it was a stopgap album, intended […]
An extremely rare promotional first pressing of The High Numbers UK 45 Zoot Suit/I’m The Face, on UK Fontana, and a clipping from Record Mirror noting the single’s release. Soon after releasing this single, The High Numbers changed their name to The Who–and the rest is history. This is one of the rarest and most […]
A beautiful British Quad (30″ x 40″) film poster advertising the original 1979 release of Jeff Stein’s classic film about The Who, “The Kids Are Alright.” This impressive poster is in near mint condition and machine folded, as it was originally sent out. In the lower right hand corner is a small and probably easily […]
A factory sealed first pressing copy of the Woodstock soundtrack album, 3 LP’s, in virtually perfect condition, other than tiny dings to bottom corners. The only sealed copy we’ve had in decades. Rare and spectacular.