A scarce cardboard boxing-style poster advertising a limited early 1980’s re-release of George A. Romero’s classic film Dawn of the Dead.  Printed by Colby Posters of Los Angeles, these were posted …more

Probably only played once.

Vintage New Orleans tracks by Jesse Hill, Aaron Neville, Ernie K-Doe, Lee Diamond

Rare African field recordings; 3(q) split to top seam, easily repaired

An original handbill for a June 24, 1973 concert by Al Green and The Chi-Lites at the Boston Music Hall.  This was classic era Al Green, coming only two months after the release of his album Call Me, …more

Looks unplayed, orange label 1st press with Tim Renwick, Rick Wakeman, Brinsley Schwartz.

Lindesfarne member; large Mad Hatter first press; gatefold cover

Rare LP w/Dick Heckstall Smith, Danny Thompson, Herbie Goins, etc. Tiny COH

Unplayed orig black label; a slt bit of ringwear in one area on textured cover (that actually fits in with design !);MONO

Japan only 1977 live album; white label promo copy; with OBI (obi has a few invisbly taped repairs)

Beautiful yellow vinyl disc looks unplayed; some light aging on laminated cover; with Tom Paley on Guitar/Banjo

White label promo. Pressing marks but plays fine.

Rare lp with vocals/backing from The Mamas & The Papas, PF Sloan, Steve Barri, Hal Blaine; mono

2 LP private press of live, outtakes, rare tracks; never seen another

Looks unplayed. Full shrink.

Great various artists lp with Broonzy, Gillum, Washboard Sam, Memphis Minnie, Johnnie Temple, Big Maceo; with insert.

Thick 1st press; very clean, tiny COH top right corner; Janis' 1st album

A very rare handbill advertising Big in Japan and Manicured Noise at Manchester’s Factory Club, on May 26, 1978; from the archive of Factory Records co-founder Tony Wilson.

This show was promoted by ‘The …more

Sealed

A rare 1950’s brochure advertising the legendary New York jazz club Birdland, named after Charlie Parker, who played there along with virtually every major jazz musician of the era.  The cover lists …more

Full shrink; beautiful

Great gospel lp; rainbow & brackets label MONO

Full shrink wrap

A  rare single-sided  Bob Dylan promotional album, issued in 1967 by music publishing company Warner Bros 7 Arts Music Inc.

Between 1962 and 1964, Dylan cut demos of a number of his songs for his music …more

An exceptionally rare tour t-shirt from Bob Dylan’s 1975/76 Rolling Thunder Review. This individually tie-dyed and silkscreened shirt was left on Dylan’s tour bus at the end of the tour, and saved by an employee …more

An extremely rare and highly desirable concert poster advertising Bob Dylan’s November 27, 1964 performance at San Francisco’s Masonic Temple–his first ever San Francisco concert.

This show took place at …more

A stunning one-sheet poster for the original 1967 release of D.A. Pennebaker’s celebrated Bob Dylan documentary, Don’t Look Back.

Filmed during Dylan’s 1965 UK tour, Don’t Look Back …more

An original concert poster advertising Bob Marley & The Wailers’ June 1980 German concert tour, which included shows in Cologne, Kaiserslautern, Dortmund, Munich, Hamberg, Berlin and Kassell.  This tour was …more

Stereo orange label; some spine wear but fully intact. One of his best if not his best.

5 LP underground set of Italian date of the Amnesty International (q)HUMAN RIGHTS NOW(q) concert tour 8 Sept 1988; features audience live recordings; 3 sides of Peter Gabriel; 2 sides of Sting, 2 sides of Bruce …more

Great UK only compilation w/John Peel liner notes; some creasing in lamination on cover

NM-/NM-

Great lp prod by Mike Vernon; dj sticker on back cvr

W/Earl Hooker, Mel Brown, Red Holloway, Ed Thigpen, etc

Super clean; his 1st LP; (q)Guaranteed High Fidelity(q) MONO

The autograph of Bebop giant Charlie Parker. The signature, in pencil, is on a 5″ x 47 5/8″ page torn from a lined paper book (the tear is along the left edge, far from the signature and easily matted out when …more

Rare deep groove orange label mono 1st press; some corner wear and a DJ stamp on back cover, but otherwise clean

name, date on back of printed photo cover; the only copy we've ever seen

Rare early tracks from Chicago from Goldberg, Musselwhite, Mandel. Full shrink, DJ label, stamp; prob. Unplayed

Nice laminated gatefold orig; w/Charles Lloyd, Gabor Szabo

61 Stereo 3 color label Reprise rarity; looks unplayed; w/Charles Lloyd, Gabor Szabo

Rare MONO psych soundtrack w/2 cuts each from Chocolate Watchband, Standells, also songs by The Mugwumps, The Mom's Boys, etc.

Probably unplayed 2nd press with blue label with silver Chess piece; cut out hole, a beauty.

White label promo; 3/4(q) split to top seam at mouth

John Mcfee’s band who backed Elvis Costello on his 1st LP.

MGV 8267; w/L. Young, S.Getz, C.Hawkins,S.Stitt, etc. slt front cvr rubbing keeps it from EX+; MONO

w/Cream's (q)Anyone for Tennis(q) + (q)Desert Ride(q); 4 tracks by Iron Butterfly; and 7 by Barbara Kelly+The Morning Good; DJ stamp on cover + label

MONO; great pop

Promo only. (q)Open ended(q) interview LP with questions on custom cover, made for the (q)Never Let Me Down(q) LP.

A scarce cardboard boxing-style concert poster advertising David Bowie’s August, 1983 shows at the Los Angeles Forum, during his “Let’s Dance” tour.  Printed by Colby Posters of Los Angeles, these were posted on …more

An original David Bowie autographed “With Compliments” card from his Isolar Production company. Bowie signed a number of these cards for a BMG Music senior executive in 1993, and they were sent out with copies …more

An impossibly rare concert poster advertising David Bowie and the Spiders From Mars’ November 4, 1972 show at the Celebrity Theatre in Phoenix Arizona.  This was Bowie’s 12th-ever show played in the United …more