Originals, numbers 1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,11,14.
Originals, numbers 1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,11,14.
For sale is an ORIGINAL 1964 Rolling Stones concert handbill for a scheduled performance at New Haven Arena in Connecticut on Thursday, June 18, 1964. This historic artifact promotes the eighth stop on the Stones’ first U. Tour, famously canceled due to low ticket sales. Despite this, the handbill remains an extraordinary piece of early Rolling Stones memorabilia, reflecting the band’s humble beginnings before their meteoric rise to global stardom. The concert was part of the Stones’ pivotal 1964 visit to America, where they recorded at Chess Studios in Chicago and were influenced by blues legends like Muddy Waters. This time also saw the release of their first UK No. 1 hit, It’s All Over Now. ” Promoted by Murray “The K, ” this handbill features bold typography and a classic blue-and-white image of the young Rolling Stones posed under the “Greenwich Bridge sign. Date: June 18, 1964. Venue: New Haven Arena. City: New Haven, CT. Bands/Performers: The Rolling Stones, The Chiffons, Younger Bros, The Epics. Promoter: Murray “The K”. Dimensions: 5 1/2 inches x 8 1/2 inches. Material: Thin poster stock with universally matte material and plain verso (back side). Front: Well-preserved for its age with no nicks, cuts, tears, or pinholes. Light toning and minor foxing spots are visible, primarily on the edges, but do not detract from the overall visual appeal. The bold blue-and-white ink remains vibrant and striking. Back: Plain verso with light toning and slight ink shadowing, typical for handbills printed on thin stock. General Notes: This piece is 100% original with no restoration, making it an exceptional and highly collectible example of early Rolling Stones concert memorabilia. Historic Artifact: A rare, pre-concert handbill for the canceled eighth show of the Stones’ first U. Tour -a critical moment in the band’s history. Prominent Promoter: Sponsored by legendary DJ Murray “The K, ” who played a key role in introducing British Invasion acts to American audiences. Early Stones Image: The handbill features a youthful Rolling Stones posed “direct from England, ” capturing their rising stardom and raw energy. Collectible Lineup: Also promoted alongside supporting acts The Chiffons, Younger Bros, and The Epics for a rich snapshot of the era’s music scene. This ORIGINAL 1964 Rolling Stones concert handbill is an essential piece for collectors of 60s rock memorabilia and fans of the Rolling Stones. The historical significance, combined with its great condition, makes it a standout artifact from the band’s formative years. As an ultra-rare survivor from their first U. Tour, this handbill is a unique opportunity to own a tangible piece of rock’n’ roll history. Feel free to message with any questions or requests for additional photos. Thank you for your interest!
This vinyl record features the iconic music of The Rolling Stones, with their greatest hits including “High Tide” and “Green Grass”. The record is perfect for any music lover who wants to experience the classic sounds of this legendary band. The vinyl is made from high-quality material and comes in a stunning green colour, making it a great addition to any collection. Whether you’re a fan of the band or just love the sound of vinyl, this record is sure to impress.
With XLR and lead adapter, instruction manual, metal stand and set of fine fibreglass’acoustic correction pads’. A beautiful vintage microphone which will always be associated with The Beatles.
1964 – The Year of New Men. We see no wider war. Mary Rand on the British Olympic team success. Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Dusty Springfield, Mods & Rockers. The Rolling Stones by Andrew Oldham, and pics of the Beatles, Dusty and mod vs rocker beach fight. Indianapolis – Eddie Sachs & Dave MacDonald and the racing car crash. Margaret Cleland – George Medal. I have no head for heights says… The Year in Words. The Year in Fashion. It’s time to become an apprentice once more. This world of ours is sick.. Featuring photographs from the year from all fields of life. Politics, pop, food, fashion, TV, films, etc. We are happy to combine post. Our ref B1483 180319_9396.
A thick stock piece of paper signed by Keith Richards in dark blue ballpoint pen. The signature dates to 1963. The paper measures 12.5cm x 13.5cm (5 inches x 5.25 inches). The condition is very good minus. The first item is charged at the normal rate. Our Grading System Explained. Mint = As new. Near Mint = Almost like new with one or two very minor flaws. Excellent = Minor wear yet looks attractive and is perfectly usable. Very Good = Some wear and tear but overall presentable and usable. Good = Apparent wear and tear but with obvious deterioration of the condition. Poor = Extremely worn. A plus or minus after the grading indicates that the condition is marginally higher or lower than the stated grade.
Rolling Stone x Bored Ape Yacht Club Limited Edition Zine 773/2500 Sealed UK. Rare, only 2500 printed, BAYC. Located in the UK. Bonded by a shared love of Eighties hardcore and Nineties hip-hop, the creators of Bored Ape Yacht Club make more than Jpegs – they built an immersive, fantastical world. Now, for the first time the iconic ape goes to print in this Rolling Stone special collector’s edition zine created in partnership with the Bored Ape Yacht Club. It features never-before-seen BAYC artwork, and exclusive designs from collaborators including Claire Salvo, TimpersHD, Dario de Siena, Crypto Geisha, and Jeneva. See early sketches of the swamp club, get to know the original apes, and find out how the creative minds behind one of the most valuable jpeg collections in history bring their ideas to life. 6.75 x 8.25 inches. 2500 copies printed total.
An original sixties black and white photograph of The Rolling Stones taken during an appearance on Ready Steady Go in 1966. The photograph measures 25.5cm x 20.5cm (10 inches x 8 inches). It is lightly worn around the edges and has some small creases to the corners. There are handwritten notes and water marks on the reverse. The condition is very good. The first item is charged at the normal rate. Our Grading System Explained. Mint = As new. Near Mint = Almost like new with one or two very minor flaws. Excellent = Minor wear yet looks attractive and is perfectly usable. Very Good = Some wear and tear but overall presentable and usable. Good = Apparent wear and tear but with obvious deterioration of the condition. Poor = Extremely worn. A plus or minus after the grading indicates that the condition is marginally higher or lower than the stated grade.
TONY CASTLEMAN I KNOW YOU REALLY CARED. SINGER/SONGWRITER RELATIVE -THIS IS A. SONG SOMETHING MOST PEOPLE MAY HAVE EXPERIENCED AT SOMETIME.