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Vente De Vinyles Vente de Vinyles LUNDI 20 JUIN 2016 À 14H30 JAZZ DES ANNÉES 1930 À 1970, DU 78 TOURS AU 33 TOURS COLLECTION DE M. L ET À DIVERS LOTS DE POP ROCK 60/70 9, RUE DES BOUCHERS - 03000 MOULINS EXPOSITIONS : JEU. 16 JUIN, 17H-20H, VEN. 17, 10H-13H, SAM. 18, 10H-12H30 ET 15H-17H30, DIM. 19, 15H-17H30, LUN. 20, 10H-13H CONSULTANT DISQUES VINYLES ERIC DESCHAMPS +33 (0)6 81 87 24 22 [email protected] INTÉGRALITÉ DES LOTS VISIblE SUR WWW.INTERENCHERES.FR/03003 WWW.GAZETTE-DROUOT.COM VENTES DIFFUSÉES EN LIVE SUR POUR TOUT RENSEIGNEMENT CONTACTER LE 04 70 44 05 28 OU [email protected] Expertises effectuées selon les critères du «goldmine grading system» norme internationale dédiée aux disques Vinyles. 1. POP / ROCK / PUNK / PROGRESSIVE / MUSIQUE CLASSIQUE lots 1 à 39 2. Disques 78t / 78rpm POP / WORLD / MANOUCHE-GISPY JAZZ/ MUSETTE / B.O.F… lots 40 à 57 3. HOT JAZZ / SWING / MIDDLE JAZZ & BOP lots 58 à 128 4. LIVRES DE JAZZ lots 129 à 131 5. JAZZ VOCAL lots 132 à 159 6. MUSIQUE ET CINEMA lots 160 à 169 7. COFFRET MILES DAVIS lot 170 8. JAZZ FRANÇAIS lots 171 à 176 9. LOTS DE BEBOP / HARD BOP / COOL / JAZZ ROCK lots 177 à 214 10. JAZZ “À LA PIÈCE” / BOP / HARD BOP / FREE / COOL / ACID JAZZ… lots 215 à 335 12 IGGY POP/TOM WAITS - LOT 2 LP: Pop / Rock / Punk / Progressive / Musique Classique IGGY POP, live 1977, TV EYE, USA 1978, disque VG+, pochette (cut) AC/DC Coffret 3 LP + 1 EP, VG+. 1 G+ usée. On y joint TOM WAITS - «Swordfishtrombones», EU 80’s, 70/90 € 2 AFRO REGGAE LOT: 4 33T - pochette G- (usée au dos), disque OSIBISA «Happy Children», 1973, NEAR MINT. pochette gatefold G+, disque G+; Sly and Robbie - «Language 70/90 € barrier»,1985, pochette G+, disque 13 JEAN CLAUDE PASCAL: 14 33T VG+; Steel Pulse, «Babylon the (25 et 30 cm) dont 7 dédicacés, bandit»,1985, pochette VG, disque MINT (très peu voir pas joués. Etat MINT; et l’Afrique Noire «Field exceptionnel). recording par Michel Delaporte», pochette gatefold VG, disque VG. 90/120 € 70/90 € 14 JEAN CLAUDE PASCAL: 13 45T BEATLES: Coffret Cassettes : 4 3 dédicacés, MINT (très peu voir pas cassettes + feuillets + track list joués. Etat exceptionnel). compilation 1963/1969 VG+. 70/90 € 40/60 € 4 BLUES, ELECTRO DANCE AND BLACK MUSIC: 6 33T dont JIMI HENDRIX un double. Disques 15 JIMI HENDRIX: 1 33T France 1971, MINT, (petites usures sur les disque MINT, pochette gatefold pochettes). MINT, (probablement pas joué). 90/120 € 60/80 € 5 CATHERINE RIBEIRO et ALPES: 1 33T: PAIX, France 1972, pochette 16 JOSELITO: 4 33T (dont 2 en 25 gatefold VG+, disque MINT. cm), MINT (très peu joués. Etat exceptionnel). 40/60 € 6 CLAUDE FRANCOIS: LOT 8 45T EP 70/90 € 4 titres + 1 LP 33T MINT-disques FLECHE. 17 JOY DIVISION: 1 maxi 45T: Factory 70/90 € record, dec. 80, disque MINT (probablement pas joué), pochette VG. 7 DICTION: 1 33t «Les accidents vasculaires cérébraux» par 40/60 € laboratoires FERRIER par F. 18 LA TOSCA de Puccini LHERMITTE Mint (probablement enregistrement intégral dir.de jamais tourné). Fabritiis, orchestre National de Rome, int. Maria CANIGLIA, 2 30/40 € disques MINT. 8 DOORS: 1 33T: «Alive she cried», GER 1983, disque NEAR MINT, 30/40 € pochette VG (scatch au dos) avec 19 LED ZEPPELIN, LOT: «In through insert photo. the outdoor», Atlantic 1979 SS 409410, 1 33T VG+, pochette g+. On 40/60 € y joint «Houses of HOLY», France 9 HARDROCK LOT 6 LP: 1973, 1 33T, NEAR MINT, pochette MOTORHEAD, FOREIGNER, TIGER G+ (tâche de rouilles). OF PANG TANG,STATUS QUO, TRUST, SCORPIONS, VG à MINT. 40/60 € 90/120 € 20 LES PERCUSSIONS DE STRASBOURG: France CULTURE 1 10 HENRI CROLLA: 1 33T, (MINT 33T MINT, pochette VG+ (jaunie). très peu voir pas joué. Etat exceptionnel). 40/60 € 30/40 € 21 LOT EXPERIMENTAL - ALKAZUKO HOHK & STEVE BERESFORD: B.BARDOT- SHABADA OH12 FRA 1986 1 25 cm, NEAR MINT, pochette 11 HERGE/UDERZO - MUSIQUE DE NEAR MINT + THE RESIDENT: BD: 2 33T et 1 45T, Tintin et Astérix, INTERMISSION EP 4 TITRES 33T NEAR MINT/MINT. NEAR MINT, pochette VG+. 70/90 € 70/90 € 22 MARY WELLS: 1 LP TWO LOVERS, 32 PSYCHE Français 70s: 2 33T NINO TAMLA MOTOWN 607 (mono), FERRER - «Suite en œuf», MINT- disque near MINT, pochette G NINO ET RADIAH, VG; On y joint (traces de frottement et usé en bas POLNAREFF 1 33T avec poster à gauche). MINT. 70/90 € 70/90 € 23 NEW ORDER 1 33T: «Peel sessions», 33 ROCK Français 80 LOT 5 LP: UK 1986, strange fruits, disque Starshooter, Marquis de Sade, MINT, pochette MINT. Indochine, Téléphone et shakin’ street VG+ à MINT. 70/90 € 70/90 € 24 PINK FLOYD 1 33T: Dark side of 34 ROCK ‘N’ ROLL: LOT #1 : JERRY the moon, EVA 1973, pochette VG+, LEE LEWIS: 2 30cm 33T et 2 25cm disque NEAR MINT (avec POSTERS 33T, Press France/USA :»Live at et STICKERS). the grand ole opry - december 1981», disque NM, pochette VG+ / 70/90 € JERRY LEE LEWIS, disque MINT (prob. unplayed), pochette MINT 25 PINK FLOYD: «Dark side of the / «The Wildone Rock in’ and Moon», 1 33T, disque near MINT, a-boppin’», disque MINT, pochette pochette VG+. (Posters et Stickers). MINT / «The Great ball fire of», disque et pochette MINT. 70/100 € 30/50 € 35 ROCK ‘N’ ROLL: LOT #2 : ELVIS 26 PINK FLOYD: Lot de 3 LP : FRANCE, PRESLEY / BILL HALEY, pochettes disques : G-/G+, pochettes G-/G+. et disques MINT (prob. unplayed). ELVIS: 1 33T 30cm «»Essential»», 20/40 € UK (86), pochette et disque MINT, pochette gatefold. BILL H: 1 30cm x 2LP 33T «The Essential», 2 LP : MINT, pochette MINT gatefold. ELVIS: 2 25cm / 33T «The Best 27 PINK FLOYD: «I wish you where of Elvis», UK (80’s), disque MINT, there», FOA 1975, 1 33T, VG, pochette MINT / «»Good Rockin’ pochette G+ (tâches de salissures). tonight», France (80’s), disque MINT, pochette MINT. 40/60 € 40/60 € 36 SPOOKY TOOTH: «It’s all about island «, ILPS 9080 UK 1968 1 33T, 28 Lot POP ROCK/ B.O FILMS/FUNK- VG+/NM, pochette VG. DISCO de 14 LP : disques : de G- à VG+, pochettes de POOR à VG+. 70/90 € 37 TANGERINE DREAM: 2 33T/ 50/70 € «Edgar Froese from aqua,1974», disque MINT, pochette NEAR MINT + POLAND test presset, pochette gatefold MINT, disque MINT (rare). 29 POP/ROCK LOT 4 LP: ROLLING STONES, BOB MARLEY, CARNABY 70/90 € GROUP, MADNESS, THE CURE , VG+ MINT. 38 TRAVOLTA, HIGELIN, 2 LP COULEUR MINT. 70/90 € 70/90 € 30 PROGRESSIF LOT X 3 33T: ODYSSEY - «Join the celeration», USA 1973 , disque MINT, pochette MINT; «The compact king 39 TRUST: Coffret 3 LP Epic 1981 crimson», FOA 1986, pochette France VG+. gatefold NEAR MINT, disque MINT; VANGELIS, «china», pochette 40/60 € gatefold VG+ (traces de rouilles à l’intérieur), disque NEAR MINT. 70/90 € 78t / 78rpm Pop / World / Manouche-Gipsy jazz / Musette / B.O.F… 31 PROGRESSIF/JAZZ ROCK 2 33T: John MAC LAUGHLIN, 40 78T - D. REINHARDT et HCF: 1 78T «extrapolation», pressage (Nuages/les yeux noirs), MINT. français,disque VG+, pochette VG+; Exceptionnel. WEATHER REPORT «die 70 jahre», pochette G+ (scratch à gauche), 40/60 € disque VG+. 40/60 € 41 78T - D. REINHARDT et le HCF: 1 51 78T - MUSETTE: J. PRIVAT, E. 78T minor swing/viper’s dream, PRUD’HOMME, M. ALEXANDER, L. strongly mint. (Etat exceptionnel FERRARI, 4 78 T, VG à MINT. peu ou pas joué). 70/90 € 40/60 € 42 78T - D. REINHARDT et 52 78T - MUSIQUES DE FILMS: 2 78T, S.GRAPPELLI duo face A: VG+, face disque LIMELIGHT, disque 2, «Tout B: G (une trace de fin de face B). pour l’amour», VG +. 30/40 € 40/60 € 43 78T - D. REINHARDT: 4 78 T 53 78T - RAY VENTURA 1 : «Tout va (Quintet HCF/REX STEWART), très bien», France, état : VG+. POOR/G+. 10/30 € 40/60 € 44 78T - DJANGO REINHARDT et HCF: 54 78T - TONY MURENA - GUS 1 78 T (Douce ambiance/cavalerie), VISEUR: 3 78 T, MINT. Etat MINT. Exceptionnel. exceptionnel peu ou pas joué. 40/60 € 70/90 € 45 78T - DJANGO REINHARDT: 2 78 T 55 78T - WORLD MUSIC: 6 78T, MINT. (Noel CHIBOUST/Dickie WELLS), (Très peu joués). G+/ VG+, (usure inhabituelle sur un des label (cf.photo)). 70/90 € 40/60 € 46 78T - EMILE CARRARA - FRANKIE 56 78T - Label BLUE STAR /DIZZIE LAINE - ALAIN ROMANS et GILLESPIE (COLEMAN HAWKINS, ses rythmes (guitare: HENRI LESTER YOUNG): 3 78T, G+/MINT. SAVADOR): 3 78 T, G-/MINT. 70/90 € 70/90 € 47 78T - FATS WELLER: 8 78 T,VG+/ 57 78T - JAZZ VOCAL- ELLA STRONGLY MINT (5 jamais joués). FITZEGERALD, MA RAINE et YVONNE BLANC: 3 78T, disques 90/120 € G+/MINT. 70/90 € 48 78T - JEAN VAISSADE: 3 78T, VG+ Hot jazz / Swing/ Middle jazz & Bop à MINT. 58 AFFINITY RECORDS - Lot de 5 LP - disques MINT (probablement 40/60 € unplayed), pochette MINT. 40/60 € 59 ART PEPPER, Lot de 5 33T: 49 78T - LABEL «SWING» dont «Rediscoveries», GERMAN (1986), LADNIER/ MEZZROW/ pochette MINT, disque MINT ARMSTRONG/MENGO/LUTER: 7 (Unplayed) / THE BROTHERS, 78 T, G-/Near MINT. France (1985), pochette et disque MINT / WEST COAST JAZZ, France 70/90 € (80’), pochette G+, disque MINT (unplayed) / HARRY SWEETS EDISON, USA (1964) Mono / BEAN 78t / 78rpm Pop / World / Manouche-Gipsy jazz / Musette / B.O.F… BAGS, USA (70’). 80/120 € 50 78T - LOUIS AMSTRONG: Lot de 10 78 T, labels: ODEON, LA VOIX 60 ART TATUM 2# Lot de 2 x 2 LP DE SON MAITRE et DECCA et G+/ (double LP) : «The artistry», France MINT (petites traces de surface sur (75), disque MINT (prob.
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