Lot 24OTIS REDDING-TELL THE TRUTH-1970-FIRST PRESS UK-ATCO-NMINT/NMINT

PALADIN-PALADIN-1971-FIRST PRESS UK-BRONZE-IPS9150. Of The Matrix A-1/B-1 . Stampers 2A/1G (Dream!) Mega rare British original hard Blues progressive album. They were founded in 1970 by classical multi-instrumentalist Peter Solly and jazz drummer Keith Webb, two members of Terry reed's band that was part of the opening act for The Rolling Stones on their 1969 American tour . Other band members were Derek Foley (guitar and vocals), formerly of Grisby Dyke; Lou Stonebridge (keyboards and vocals) of Glass Menagerie, who released five progressive rock and psychedelic rock singles, as well as lead singer Grisby Dyke; and Peter Beckett (bass guitar, vocals), who came from Liverpool-based Winston G and the Wicked, and later in the final incarnation of World of Oz .They played at venues across the UK, working to develop their sound by performing a mix of rock, Blues, soul, jazz and Latin music. The paladin's use of a double keyboard also created a unique sound. These performances were noticed by Bronze Records (who also recorded Uriah Heep and Manfred Mann). On January 8, 1971, paladin entered Olympic Studios in London to record his debut self-titled first album, produced by Filamore Lincoln. Reviews were good, but sales were disappointing. ...more

CLAPTON, ERIC-24 NIGHTS (2LP'S)-1991-FIRST PRESS UK/EU -REPRISE-7599-26420-1. Very rare original cult album recorded live at the Royal albert Hall. 24 Nights — recorded live album by Blues-rock musician Eric Clapton, released in 1991. 24 Nights contains selected songs from the 42 Clapton concerts in the hall the Royal albert hall in London. The album was originally planned to be released in 1990, after 18 concerts Eric in the beginning of the year, but the musician was dissatisfied with the recorded material and the gate 24 Nights was delayed. In 1991, Clapton set a record by playing the Royal albert hall 24 nights in a row. The album, with the inclusion of new records that came out a few months later. ...more

QUEEN-JAZZ (POSTER)-1978-FIRST PRESS UK-EMI-EMA788. Matrix a-1U/B-1U Rare British original in full configuration. Version of the cover with the poster pasted in , but the poster is torn off and attached separately. Jazz is the seventh Studio album by the British rock band Queen. It was released on November 10, 1978 by EMI Records in the United Kingdom and Elektra Records in the United States. Produced by Roy Thomas Baker, the album cover was suggested by Roger Taylor, who had previously seen a similar design painted on the Berlin wall. the album's various musical styles were alternately praised and criticized. It reached number two on the UK albums chart and number six on the us Billboard 200. Jazz has sold more than five million copies worldwide. ...more

QUEEN-SHEER HEART ATTACK-1974-FIRST PRESS UK-EMI-EMC3061. Of the matrix A-4U/B-1U. Stamper 1HO/1OO (Dream!) Mega rare British copy of the original with a unique b-1U second-side matrix. Cover of the first thousand copies of the print ( without TRIDENT LOGO and CREST LOGO). Research leads to the idea that most likely on this combination of matrices was launched the first edition of 300 pieces and only then moved to the combinations 3/3, 3/4, 4/4. About the album: The first fame, as well as commercial success, came to the group with this record, and the song "Killer Queen" became their first big hit, reaching number two in England. The album itself also reached number two in the UK and number 12 on the 1975 Billboard charts. ...more

LAID BACK-HOLE IN the SKY-1990-FIRST PRESS GERMANY-ARIOLA number 210263, a Rare original of one of the best disco albums. Laid Back is a Danish disco-pop band formed in 1979, known for the hits " Sunshine Reggae "(1982) and" White Horse " (1983). For several years there was no news about Laid Back until in 1989 they again attracted attention with their new single "Bakerman" (featuring Danish singer Hannah Boel), which became a hit in most European countries (including number 9 in Germany) and achieved less success in the UK, where the song rose to number 44 in the charts (1990). ...more