Lot 13HUMBLE PIE-SMOKIN'-1972-FIRST PRESS UK-A&M-NMINT/NMINT

DDT-BLACK DOG PETERSBURG-1994-FIRST PRESS RUSSIA-DDT. Mega rare cult album, one of the fundamentals of Russian rock groups. "Black dog Petersburg" is a concert album of group "DDT" taken on 12 December 1992 and released in 1994. The album includes eight songs not included in other albums. "Black Dog Petersburg — our first thematic, conceptual program. When we did, and then I realized that as musicians, we must rise to a new, different level. We set ourselves tasks that have never been solved. Everything was new, unusual. And it turned out. With all the negatives, but she did it!"... "There's the first such large topics were touched upon. Topics that generally hurts the art: "to be or not to be?" The bronze horseman, Boris Godunov was a little... there have Been appeals to Mandelstam, Brodsky, Shostakovich, a Symphony, albeit small. Already started working on shaped music. It was a milestone for us." — Yuri Shevchuk, Mikhail Chernov believes the program is "Black dog Petersburg" the pinnacle of the group's growth and the beginning of her fall: "In my personal opinion, this "DDT" and over. ...more

BEN WEBSTER-AT EASY-1969-UK FIRST PRESS-EMBER-CJS822. Rare British original iconic tenor saxophone. Ben Webster (eng. Ben Webster; March 27, 1909, Kansas city, mo — September 20, 1973, Amsterdam, Netherlands) was an American jazz musician, tenor saxophonist, a performer of swing. The owner of phenomenal sultonovoj sound. Had a huge impact on all tenor saxophone players of the next generations. ...more

THE ROLLING STONES-EMOTIONAL RESCUE(+POSTER)-1980-FIRST UK PRESS-ROLLING STONES CUN39111. Rare English original fully loaded (large poster 20 turns). Emotional Rescue is the 15th British and 17th American Studio album by The Rolling Stones, released in 1980. After the success of the previous album Some Girls, which became their biggest hit to date, The Rolling Stones returned to the Studio in early 1979, to begin writing and to write its sequel. Members Mick Jagger (vocals), Keith Richards (guitar), Ronnie wood (guitar), bill Wyman (bass guitar) and Charlie watts (drums) joined by frequent collaborators Ian Stewart (guitar), Nicky Hopkins (keyboards), Bobby keys (saxophone) and sugar blue (harmonica).After the release, he topped the charts in at least six countries, including the US, UK and Canada. The hit singles from the album include the title track, which reached No. 1 in Canada, # 3 in USA and # 9 in the UK, as well as "She's So Cold", which entered the top 40 singles in several countries. Recording sessions for Emotional Rescue was so productive that a few tracks left on the album would be the core of the follow-up album, 1981, Tattoo You . ...more

ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA-A NEW WORLD RECORD-1976-FIRST UK PRESS-UA-UAG30017. Matrix A-3U/B-1U. Rare British original cult album. A New World Record is the sixth Studio album by the British band Electric Light Orchestra, released in September 1976. The album was remastered and reissued in 2006 with the addition of six bonus tracks. A New World Record became their first album, ranked in the top ten in the UK (three previous albums had a great success in USA, but not in the homeland of musicians). The album received platinum status in the UK and in the United States, during the first year after it sold five million copies. Like the previous album A New World Record was recorded at Munich's Musicland studios recording Studios. ...more

FREE-TONS OF SOBS-1968-ORIGINAL UK PRESS 1970-ISLAND ILPS-9089. Matrix A-3U/B-3U. Rare early edition of the iconic album Blues and prog. Tons of Sobs is the debut Studio album by British rock band Free, released by Island Records on 14 March 1969. One of the first albums in the style of Blues-rock. The album hit the UK charts, but reached #197 in the Billboard Hot 200 in the United States.At the time of the recording of the album the band Free was very young: none of them are under the age of twenty, and bass player Andy Fraser was sixteen. They have had some success through constant touring, and their debut album was composed mostly of songs performed at concerts. The budget allocated for the recording of the album was only 800 pounds[2]. Much of the album was recorded over several days in October 1968. The original release of the album was scheduled for November 1968, but then postponed to early 1969 due to late add a cover version of Blues songs "The Hunter" by albert king ...more