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A rare concert poster from the spring 1976 leg of Bob Dylan's legendary Rolling Thunder Review tour. Two nearly identical versions of this poster were produced; this is identified as coming from...

A program for a 1957 concert by Duke Ellington and his Orchestra at Marquette High School in Milwaukee, Wisc., signed by Ellington on the front cover.  Inside is a program of songs,...

A near-perfect autographed, mono first pressing of The Everly Brothers' 1961 album Both Sides of an Evening. Both album cover and disc are in beautiful Near Mint condition, with the disc possibly...

Two extraordinary pieces of original album cover artwork used for Fleetwood Mac's highly-acclaimed album Tusk, including "the floating collage," which author Ryan Reid notes in his book Fleetwood Mac FAQ "remains Tusk’s...

A very rare concert poster advertising The Aquae Sulis Incident, a May 1970 concert in Bath, England headlined by Fleetwood Mac.  Conflicting online sources cite this as the last, or second to...

A handwritten letter from Free co-founder Andy Fraser to a Los Angeles-area girl he had dated, from whom we obtained this. Fraser was something of a musical prodigy, joining John Mayall's band...

A rare boxing-style cardboard concert poster advertising an April, 1967 show by The Fugs and Allen Ginsberg at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. The photo is credited to Atlantic Records, for whom...

Jerry Garcia’s personal test pressing of his 1982 solo album Run For the Roses.  This test pressing was sold by Garcia’s widow, Deborah Koons Garcia, at a Bonhams auction of Garcia’s personal...

A Martin D1 acoustic guitar owned and played by British folk giant Davy Graham. Graham’s 2008 obituary in The Wire noted “As a singer and arranger Davy Graham revolutionized guitar playing in...

Jerry Garcia’s personal test pressings of the Grateful Dead’s 1971 self-titled double album, better known as Skull and Roses.  These test pressings, with an unreleased alternate coupling, were sold by Garcia’s widow,...

A laminate all access backstage pass for the Grateful Dead's Tour 1979-1980, made out to the name of 15th Century Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch (see explanation below.) This pass is from the...

A laminate backstage pass for the Grateful Dead's October, 1980 shows at New York's Radio City Music Hall.  The Dead played Radio City from October 22-31, 1980; the last two concerts were...

Jerry Garcia’s personal acetate of side 1/side 2 of the Grateful Dead’s 1971 self-titled double album, better known as Skull and Roses.  This acetate was sold by Garcia’s widow, Deborah Koons Garcia,...

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...

Two first pressing copies of Jimi Hendrix's Band of Gypsys 2,  including the rare mispressing, with four alternate live tracks on Side 2 (see below.) In 1986, Capitol Records released Band of...

A beautiful 1969 stereo pressing of The Jimi Hendrix Experience's debut album, Are You Experienced, on German Polydor. This third pressing is virtually identical to the first German pressing, and pressed from...

A rare Warner Bros/Reprise records promotional long sleeve T Shirt, issued to promote the 1975 Jimi Hendrix album Crash Landing.  This came from the collection of a longtime Los Angeles music club...

An unplayed Near Mint/Mint 1970s Dutch pressing of Jimi Hendrix's double album masterpiece Electric Ladyland, on Polydor Records. The laminated gatefold cover is crisp and fresh and very close to a full...

Two test pressing LPs of Electric Ladyland outtakes used to put together 2018  Electric Ladyland Deluxe Edition 50th Anniversary box set. The first disc is a one-sided test pressing of side 5, containing...

An original RIAA Gold Record Award for Jimi Hendrix's Rainbow Bridge, presented Recordmecca's Jeff Gold, a former Executive Vice President/General Manager of Warner Bros, where he oversaw the marketing of the Hendrix catalog. The award...