Lot 112STING-DREAM OF THE BLUE TURTLES-1985-FIRST PRESS UK-A&M-NMINT/NMINT

TEN YEARS AFTER-WATT-1970-FIRST UK PRESS-DERAM-SML1078 Matrix XZAL10255,P-2W/XZAL10256,P-1W Stamper 1UU/1GG (Very early!) Very rare original complete (poster 65 cm x 65 cm) the cult British rock Blues band. Album Watt sounded much like a continuation of "Cricklewood Green": it is based on the same pointed riffs and "angry" vocals, except that the General mood here a little lighter. Alvin Lee began experimenting with more complicated song structures, but the greatest effect is achieved in rifovich things ("I'm Coming On"), soul country "My Baby Left Me" (the song Elvis Presley unrelated) "I Say Yeah", where the synth sounds are quite in the spirit of Keith Emerson ("Aquatarkus") and the ballad "Think About The Times".. After the album's release, Watt group contract has expired, and Wright transferred her to Columbia Records. ...more

ANIMALS-ANIMALS TRACKS-1965-FIRST UK PRESS-COLUMBIA-33SX1708. Of The Matrix A-1/B-1 .Stamper 1H/1T(a Dream!). Original rare British rock group. Animal Tracks is the second Studio album by the British band the Animals released in 1965. In the USA the album was released under the same name, but with different cover and track listing. The album ranked sixth in the UK charts. ...more

RARE EARTH-BACK TO EARTH-1975-FIRST PRESS USA-RARE EARTH-R6-548-S1. Original famous rhythm and Blues groups. Back to Earth is the 8th Studio album by rock band Rare Earth, which was released in 1975. Jerry La Croix replaced departed frontman Peter Hoorelbeke, and Reggie McBride replaced departed bassist Michael Urso. It was also the band's first album, turning into more funk/soul/disco musical direction. ...more

GILLA-I LIKE SOME COOL ROCK'n'ROLL 1980-FIRST GERMANY PRESS-HANSA - 201406-320. Very rare original one of the best albums in the disco style. Gill and Roelofs 1980 record a new album, preceded by its release of the single We Gotta Get Out Of This Place. The album was called I Like Some Cool Rock'n'roll, and it was produced by himself, Roelofs, and Farian remained in the project as a viewer and a producer, for which, however, had the final word. The album was attended by interesting disco song Go Down Main Street, Tom Cat, as well as a few songs Roelofs, co-written by Fred Jay, including a beautiful lyrical Take Your Time. What prevented this album to be a bestseller, unknown, but, apparently, the role played by the fact that in 1980 disco began to experience hard times. Nevertheless, the album became fairly common in Europe (especially Eastern) and South-East Asia, where Euro-disco was very popular. ...more

TEN YEARS AFTER-STONEDHENGE (MONO)-1969-FIRST UK PRESS-DERAM-DML,1052 Matrix ARL 8564-1A/ARL 8565-1A Stamper 1H/2GG (Very early!) Very rare original cult British rock Blues band. Second Studio album Stonedhenge first made Ten Years After popular in England. As noted by the reviewers, especially the group failed here Blues songs: "Hear Me Calling" (it became famous with the release of Slade which was released as a single in 1972), "A Sad Song", "No Title", "Speed Kills" and "Going To Try".[6] In July 1969, Ten Years After performed at the Newport festival (Newport Jazz Festival), and then in Woodstock, where (thanks to the same "I'm Going Home") has risen to the status of rising stars and Blues, and Blues rock. ...more