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Saturday, July 15 @ NOON Preview on Friday, July 14 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Can't make it? Place a proxy bid! FOLMC Rockville Bookstore Randolph Hills Shopping Center 4886 Boiling Brook Parkway, Rockville, MD 20852 (301) 984-3300 [email protected] www.folmc.org Estimating the value of records on the open market is as much art as science. This is especially so for materials in variable condition. Consequently, some of the estimates have a broad range. These figures are intended to provide a basic guide, not a definitive value. Listings are subject to change. All items are in variable condition. Please use the preview times to inspect items of interest. All items are sold as is. FOLMC cannot offer refunds, returns, or exchanges of any kind on auction items. Coupons and discounts do not apply on auction item purchases. Bidders may checkout at anytime during or after the auction. Bidders will receive a checkout slip with the total amount due and should proceed to the front registers to finalize payment. FOLMC personnel will collect and maintain sold items during the auction. Bidders may pick up their items after completing payment. Happy bidding and good luck! Friends of the Library, Montgomery County is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to strengthen, promote, and champion our public library system, as it responds to the changing needs of our diverse communities. Bid Tracker Please use this section to record your winning bids. The official bid tracker will be maintained by FOLMC staff and winning bids will be confirmed at checkout. Lot # Bid $ Lot # 1 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band Live / 1975-1985 Label / Cat #: Columbia / CSX-40558 ​ Notes: 5 LP Set with booklet ​ Artist / Title: Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band Live / 1975-1985 Label / Cat #: Columbia / CXT-40558 ​ Notes: 3 Cassettes ​ Lot # 2 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: The Beatles / Yellow Submarine Label / Cat #: Capitol / SW-153 ​ Notes: Shrink ​ Artist / Title: The Beatles / Abbey Road Label / Cat #: Apple / SO-383 ​ Lot # 3 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Jimi Hendrix / In the West Label / Cat #: Reprise / MS-2049 ​ Notes: Gatefold ​ Artist / Title: The Jimi Hendrix Experience / Smash Hits Label / Cat #: Reprise / MSK-2776 ​ Lot # 4 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Hank Mobley / Soul Station Label / Cat #: Blue Note / BST 84031 ​ Notes: w/ Art Blakey, Wynton Kelly and Paul Chambers ​ Artist / Title: Wild Bill Davison / Ringside at Condon’s Label / Cat #: Savoy / MG 15029 ​ Notes: 10 inch, Maroon Label ​ Lot # 5 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: The Beatles / 20 Greatest Hits Label / Cat #: Capitol / SV-12245 ​ Artist / Title: Splinter / The Place I Love Label / Cat #: Dark Horse / SP-22001 ​ Notes: Produced by George Harrison ​ Lot # 6 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Willie Bobo and the Bo-Gents / Do what you want to do . Label / Cat #: Sussex / SXBS 7003 ​ Artist / Title: Lee Dorsey / Ride Your Pony : Get out of My Life, Woman Label / Cat #: Amy / 8010 ​ Notes: Shrink, Mono, Dark Blue Label ​ Lot # 7 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Buddy Rich / Buddy and Soul Label / Cat #: World Pacific Jazz / ST-20158 ​ Notes: Recorded Live at the Whisky a Go-Go ​ Artist / Title: Various / Charlie Parker Memorial Concert Label / Cat #: Cadet / 2CA-60002 ​ Notes: Gatefold ​ Lot # 8 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Michael Jackson / Thriller Label / Cat #: Epic / 8E8-38867 ​ Notes: 2-Sided Picture disc ​ Artist / Title: 97 Rock Houston Home Cookin’ Album Label / Cat #: ABC Radio Houston Concert Series / ​ Notes: Picture Disc ​ Lot # 9 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Elvis Presley / Aloha from Hawaii via Satellite Label / Cat #: RCA / VPSX-6089 ​ Notes: 2-LP Set, Quadradisc, Orange Label ​ Lot # 10 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Ron Carter / Spanish Blue Label / Cat #: CTI / 6051-S1 ​ Notes: RVG, Gatefold ​ Artist / Title: Charles Mingus / Minor Intrusions Label / Cat #: Up Front / UPF-180 ​ Lot # 11 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Bill Wyman / Stone Alone Label / Cat #: Rolling Stones Records / COC-79103 / ST-RS-763557-A / ST-RS-763558-B ​ Notes: Promo Copy Sticker ​ Artist / Title: The Rolling Stones / Some Girls Label / Cat #: Rolling Stones Records / COC-39108 ​ Lot # 12 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: The Gerald Wilson Orchestra / California Soul Label / Cat #: World Pacific Jazz / ST-20135 ​ Notes: Gatefold ​ Artist / Title: Soulful Brass / Oliver Nelson and Steve Allen Label / Cat #: Impulse! / A-9168 ​ Notes: Gatefold, Stereo ​ Lot # 13 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Various / Blues Are Black Label / Cat #: Harlem Hitparade / HHP-5010 ​ Notes: John Lee Hooker, Memphis Slim, Brownie McGhee, etc. ​ Artist / Title: Little Brother Montgomery / Blues Label / Cat #: Folkways Records / FG 3527 ​ Notes: Blue Label ​ Lot # 14 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Herbie Hancock / The Best of Herbie Hancock Label / Cat #: Blue Note / BST-89907 ​ Notes: Record Club Stamper, Gatefold, 2 LP Set ​ Artist / Title: Stanley Jordan / Magic Touch Label / Cat #: Blue Note / BT-85101 ​ Lot # 15 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: The Band / Music From Big Pink Label / Cat #: Capitol / SKAO-2955 ​ Notes: Gatefold, 180 gram pressing ​ Artist / Title: Cream / Disraeli Gears Label / Cat #: ATCO / SD 33-232 ​ Notes: RIAA Gold Record Sticker, Stereo, Purple and Tan Label ​ Lot # 16 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Simon & Garfunkel / Sounds of Silence Label / Cat #: Columbia / CS-9269 ​ Notes: 2-Eye Stereo, 360 Sound ​ Artist / Title: Simon & Garfunkel / Bookends Label / Cat #: Columbia / KCS-9529 ​ Notes: 2-Eye Stereo, 360 Sound, Includes Poster ​ Artist / Title: Simon & Garfunkel / Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme Label / Cat #: Columbia / CS-9363 ​ Notes: 2-Eye Stereo, 360 Sound ​ Lot # 17 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Al Di Meola / Electric Rendezvous Label / Cat #: Columbia / HAL-47654 ​ Notes: CBS Mastersound Audiophile Pressing, Half Speed Master ​ Lot # 18 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Bob James / Sign of the Times Label / Cat #: Columbia / HAL-47495 ​ Notes: CBS Mastersound Audiophile Pressing, Half Speed Master ​ Lot # 19 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: The Police / Ghost in the Machine Label / Cat #: A&M / SP-3730 ​ Notes: Shrink ​ Artist / Title: 10,000 Maniacs / The Wishing Chair Label / Cat #: Elektra / 60428 ​ Lot # 20 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: The Best of Wilson Pickett, Vol. II Label / Cat #: Atlantic / SD-8290 ​ Notes: Shrink ​ Artist / Title: The Best of Sam & Dave Label / Cat #: Atlantic / SD-8218 ​ Notes: Shrink ​ Lot # 21 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Various / Rounder Folk 1 Label / Cat #: Rounder Records / AN-04 ​ Notes: Bill Staines, John Fahey, Mary McCaslin, Etc. ​ Artist / Title: Various / Rounder Folk 2 Label / Cat #: Rounder Records / AN-05 ​ Notes: Nancy Griffith, Bill Morrissey, Tony Rice, Etc. ​ Lot # 22 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Bob Dylan / Nashville Skyline Label / Cat #: Columbia / JC-9825 / XSM-139757 2F / XSM-139757 2D ​ Artist / Title: Bob Dylan / New Morning Label / Cat #: Columbia / KC-30290 ​ Lot # 23 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Harry Belafonte / Belafonte at Carnegie Hall Label / Cat #: RCA Victor / LSO-6006 ​ Notes: Deep Groove, Living Stereo ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Frank Sinatra / My Best Songs - My Best Years, Volume 1 Label / Cat #: Happy Bird / DO-90063 ​ Notes: Import, Sealed ​ Lot # 24 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: CBS Labs Stereophonic Test Record Label / Cat #: CBS Labs / STR-100 ​ Artist / Title: Realistic Stereo Test Record Cat #: Audiophile Series / 50-1001 ​ Notes: Contains enclosed instruction booklet ​ Lot # 25 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Dave Brubeck / Dave Brubeck’s Greatest Hits Label / Cat #: Fantasy / 3372 ​ Notes: White Label Promo, Mono, Stamped Audition Record ​ Artist / Title: The Dave Brubeck Quartet / Jazz Impressions of New York Label / Cat #: Columbia / CL-2275 ​ Notes: Mono, 2-Eye ​ Lot # 26 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Donovan / Donovan in Concert Label / Cat #: Epic / BN-26386 ​ Notes: Shrink, with Hype Sticker ​ Artist / Title: Cat Stevens / Greatest Hits Label / Cat #: A&M / SP-4519 ​ Notes: Shrink, with Hype Sticker, includes Poster/Lyric Sheet ​ Lot # 27 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Lionel Hampton and His Quartet / Hallelujah Hamp Label / Cat #: Verve / MGV-8226 ​ Notes: Deep Groove ​ Artist / Title: Lionel Hampton / Apollo Hall Concert 1954 Label / Cat #: Epic / LN-3190 ​ Notes: Deep Groove ​ Lot # 28 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: The Beatles / 1962-1966 Label / Cat #: Capitol / SKBO-3403 ​ Artist / Title: The Beatles / Meet the Beatles Label / Cat #: Capitol/Apple / ST-2047 ​ Lot # 29 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: Derek and the Dominos / Layla Label / Cat #: Polydor / PD2-3051 ​ Notes: Gatefold, Red Label ​ Artist / Title: The Grateful Dead / What a Long Strange Trip it’s Been Label / Cat #: Warner Brothers / 2W-3091 ​ Notes: Hype Sticker, Gatefold ​ Lot # 30 My Max Bid $________ ​ ​ ​ Artist / Title: King Crimson / In the Wake of Poseidon Label / Cat #: Atlantic / SD-8266 ​ Notes: Gatefold ​ Artist / Title: Emerson, Lake & Palmer / Emerson, Lake & Palmer Label / Cat #: Cotillion / SD-9040 ​ Artist / Title: Procol Harem’s Greatest Hits, Volume 1 Label / Cat #: Pickwick / SHM-956 ​ Notes: Shrink, Import ​ Lot
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