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Music & Entertainment Hugo Marsh Neil Thomas Forrester Director Shuttleworth Director Director Music & Entertainment Tuesday 23rd June at 10:00 Viewing on a rota basis by appointment only Special Auction Services Plenty Close Off Hambridge Road NEWBURY RG14 5RL Telephone: 01635 580595 Email: [email protected] www.specialauctionservices.com @SpecialAuction1 David Martin Dave Howe @Specialauctionservices Music Specialist Sports & Music Ephemera Due to the nature of the items in this auction, buyers must satisfy themselves concerning their authenticity prior to bidding and returns will not be accepted, subject to our Terms and Conditions. Additional images are available on request. Buyer’s Premium with SAS & SAS LIVE: 20% plus Value Added Tax making a total of 24% of the Hammer Price the-saleroom.com Premium: 25% plus Value Added Tax making a total of 30% of the Hammer Price Order of Auction 1 to 159 Vinyl Records 160 to 163 78s 164 to 214 Music Memorabilia 215 to 249 Music Posters 250 to 301 Film Posters 302 to 319 Film & TV Memorabilia 320 to 363 Musical Instruments 364 to 383 Hi -Fi Lot 174 Buyer’s Premium with SAS & SAS LIVE: 20% plus Value Added Tax making a total of 24% of the Hammer Price the-saleroom.com Premium: 25% plus Value Added Tax making a total of 30% of the Hammer Price 2 www.specialauctionservices.com 1. Juicy Lucy LP, Lie Back and Enjoy 9. Classic / Prog Rock LPs, six more 15. Reggae / Trojan LPs, five albums, It LP - Original UK release 1970 on Vertigo recent double album releases of mainly all UK releases on Trojan comprising (6360 014) - Foldout Sleeve with Swirl Classic, Progressive and Heavy Rock Upsetters - The Good, The Bad & The Inner and Large Swirl Labels - Sleeve VG comprising Queen - The Cosmos Rocks, Upsetters (TBL 119, EX/EX), Jo Jo Bennett (some wear to edges) - Vinyl - Side one Wishbone Ash - Road Works - Junctions - Groovy Joe (Moodisc label - TBL 133, Excellent, Side two VG+ (Sealed), The Doors - Absolutely Live, EX+/EX ), Lloyd Charmers - Reggae Is Tight £60-100 Donald Fagen - Sunken Condos, Steve (TTL 25, EX/EX ), Lloyd Charmers - Reggae Winwood - Nine Lives and Signal Red Charm (TTL 30, EX/EX ) and Reggae 2. Gentle Giant LP, Acquiring The - Under the Radar - mainly Excellent+ Chartbusters (TBLS 105, EX/EX ) - all with Taste LP - Original UK release 1971 on condition original price stickers Vertigo (6360 041) - Gatefold Sleeve - Swirl £50-80 £50-80 Inner - Swirl Labels - Sleeve VG+, Vinyl EX- £100-150 10. Jimi Hendrix LP, Are You 16. Reggae / Ska LPs, thirteen Experienced LP - Original Mono released albums comprising Burning Spear - Dry 3. Neil Young Test Pressing, Decade 1967 on Track (612 001) - Front Laminated & Heavy, Third World - Journey to Addis, - Triple album USA Test Pressing with blank Sleeve - A1 / B1 Matrices - Sleeve VG, Vinyl Aswad - S/T, Distant Thunder and Live & Reprise labels - no catalogue number but Excellent Direct, Culture - Two Sevens Clash and etched matrix numbers are as follows: 3RS £60-100 Harder Than The Rest, Black Uhuru - Tear - 1 - 2257 - JW1 #1, 3RS - 2 - 2257 - JW1 It Up, Clint Eastwood / General Saint - Two #1, 3RS - 3 - 2257 - JW2 #1, 3RS - 4 - 2257 11. Classic Rock / AOR LPs, fifteen Bad DJ, Max Romeo - Reconstruction, - JW1 #1, 3RS - 5 - 2257 - JW2 #1, 3RS - 6 albums of mainly Classic, Heavy Rock and Inner Circle - Everything Is Great, Steel - 2257 - JW2 #1 - in three separate card AOR comprising Blue Murder - Same, Pulse - Handsworth Revolution and Junior sleeves - Record 1` VG+/EX, Record 2 VG/ House of Lords - Sahara, NRG - Fancy Marvin - Police & Thieves - Sleeves VG to VG+, Record 3 EX/EX Lady, White Lion - Best Of, Mr Big - Bump EX, Vinyl mainly Excellent £50-80 Ahead, Heavy Metal Army - Same, Hush £40-60 - Hot Tonight, Lynn Allen - We Laugh At 4. Neil Young Box Set, Official You, Rex - Innocent Blood, Robert Berry - 17. Band Of Light LP, Total Union Release Series Discs 8.5 to 12 - Limited Back to Back, Tori Amos - Y Kant Tori Read, LP - Original Australian release 1973 on Edition 4 LP Box Set released 2014 on Rhino - Bucket, Mike Tramp - Nomad, Warner Bros (WS20011) - Gatefold Sleeve Reprise (9362-49204-5) - Sealed Graham Bonnet - Here Comes The Night - Green Labels - Sleeve Excellent, Vinyl VG £40-60 and Chameleon - Techno-color - mainly £40-60 Excellent to EX+ condition £60-100 5. Brian Bennett LPs, five albums 18. Sun Ra LPs, six albums comprising comprising Change of Direction (SCX 6144, Reflections In Blue, Sun Song, Sound of EX/EX), The Illustrated London Noise 12. Stone Foundation LP, To Find Joy, Heliocentric Worlds of Sun Ra Vol (TWO 268, EX-/EX ), Voyage (DJF 20532, The Spirit LP - Original UK release 2014 2, Nothing Is and Blue Delight - mainly EX+/EX ), Rock Dreams (DJF 20499, EX+/ on Turning Point (TPLP007) - With CD - Excellent to EX+ condition EX+ ) and Change of Direction with the Gatefold Sleeve - All in EX+ condition £40-60 Best of the Illustrated London Noise (SEE £40-60 205, EX+/EX+ ) 19. David Murray LPs, fourteen £50-80 13. The Beatles LP, Sgt Pepper albums comprising Sweet Lovely, LP - Original UK Mono release 1967 on Conceptual Saxophone, Interboogieology, 6. Led Zeppelin LPs, Six UK albums Parlophone (PMC 7027) - Laminated The London Concert, The Hill, Children, comprising Physical Graffiti (Double), Gatefold Garrod and Lofthouse Sleeve Ming, Murray’s Steps, I Want To Talk About Houses Of The Holy, Presence, In Through with Inner flipbacks. Red / White Inner You, Live at Sweet Basil Vol 1, Live at Sweet The Outdoor (2 copies - one with paper Sleeve with Dark Green Cut Out Sheet Basil Vol 2, Morning Song, David Murray bag outer) and The Song Remains the - Yellow / Black Labels. -1 / -1 Matrix Quartet and New Life - mainly Excellent to Same - mainly Excellent to EX+ numbers - some biro marks on the Inner EX+ condition £50-80 sleeve, otherwise everything in Excellent £40-60 condition £50-80 7. Terry Durham LP, Crystal 20. John Coltrane LPs, ten albums Telephone LP - Original UK Stereo release comprising Settin The Pace, Bahia, 1969 on Deram (SML 1042) - Laminated 14. The Beatles, Love Me Do 7” Single Tanganyika Strut, Coltrane Jazz, Rare Live Sleeve with Insert - Sleeve VG+, Insert b/w P.S. I Love You - Original UK First Press Performance, Alternate Takes, Coltrane Excellent, Vinyl EX- release on Parlophone 1962 (45-R 4969) - Draper, The Last Trane, Standard Coltrane £40-60 Red / Silver Labels without ‘Made In Great and Mating Call - mainly Excellent to EX+ Britain’ text and with ‘The Parlophone condition Co Ltd’ round the rim. Original Company £50-80 8. Blind Willie McTell LPs, six Sleeve. 1N / 1N Matrix Numbers. A Side albums comprising King of the Georgia VG+, B Side VG Blues Singers, Last Session, Death Cell £40-60 Blues, Love Changin Blues, Trying to Get Home, and Atlanta Twelve String - mainly Excellent condition £30-50 www.specialauctionservices.com 3 21. Progressive Rock LPs, eight 30. Modern Jazz Quartet LPs, ten 37. Colosseum LP, Valentyne Suite albums of mainly Prog Rock comprising albums comprising Under The Jasmine LP - Original UK Release 1969 on Vertigo Bedlam - S/T (EX/EX), Iguana - S/T (VG+/ Tree,Blues on Bach, Fontessa, Django, - VO 1 - Gatefold Sleeve with ‘Swirl’ Inner EX+), Kevin Ayers - Bananamour (EX/EX+), At Music Inn, Stockholm Concert, Blues Sleeve - ‘Large Swirl’ Labels - 1Y/1 and 2Y/1 Focus - Hamburger Concerto (EX+/EX+), at Carnegie Hall, Paul Desmond with…, Matrices - Sleeve VG+, Inner and Vinyl VG Gong - Expresso II (EX/EX+), Ayers/Cale/ Plastic Dreams and Echoes - mainly £30-50 Eno/Nico - June 1 1974 (EX/EX), Snafu - Excellent to EX+ condition Situation Normal (EX/EX+) and Home - S/T £50-80 38. Straightshooter 7” Single / (EX/EX+) NWOBHM, Straightshooter b/w She’s So £50-80 31. Missing Link LP, Nevergreen! - Fine - Private 1979 UK release 7” single Original German release 1972 on United on Strolling Bone Records (SB 001) - Red 22. Faust LP, Faust LP - Original UK Artists (UAS 29 439) - Laminated Gatefold Labels - Excellent condition Release 1970 on Polydor (2310 142) - Clear Sleeve - Brown / Cream labels - Sleeve and £50-80 Vinyl With Insert in Printer Poly Sleeve - All Vinyl in VG condition In Excellent condition £60-100 39. Pink Floyd LP, Live In Montreux £40-60 - Echo Valley LP - Laminated Sleeve , Red 32. The Slits LP, Cut LP - Original UK Labels - Sleeve Excellent, Vinyl EX+ 23. Cliff Richard Demo Singles, six UK release 1979 on Island (ILPS 9573) - Fully £30-50 release Demo 7” singles, all on Columbia Laminated Sleeve with Inner - Blue Labels comprising In The Country, Wind Me Up, - All in EX+ condition 40. Rock / Japanese LPs, eight Visions, Time Drags By, Blue Turns to Grey £40-60 Japanese release albums of mainly and The Time In Between - All in Company Classic and Progressive Rock comprising Sleeves and vinyl mainly VG+ to EX 33. Progressive Rock LPs, ten Phenomena - Same, Supertramp - Even £40-60 reissue albums of mainly Progressive in the Quietest Moments, Whitesnake - Rock comprising Warhorse - Vulture 1987 Versions, Little Feat - Same, Joshua 24. Asgard LP, In The Realm of Asgard Blood, The Human Instinct - Stoned - Surrender, Ten Years After - SSSSH, Greg LP - Original UK release 1972 on Threshold Guitar, Blackfeather - At The Mountains Lake - Same and The Runaways - Live (THS 6) - Gatefold Sleeve - Sleeve and Vinyl Of Madness, Toad - Open Fire, High Tide In Japan - all with OBI strips and all in in Excellent condition - S/T, Time - S/T, Flower Travellin Band - Excellent to EX+ condition £50-80 Anywhere, Head Machine - Orgasm, Ten £100-150 Years After - A Sting In The Tale and Omega 25. Free LPs, seven Albums - The Prophet - mainly in Excellent+ 41.
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