Framed Autographs
Bo Diddley on Chess Records promo
Eric Clapton on Back Home jacket
Michael McDonald on Doobie Brothers promo
Michael McDonald on Doobie Brothers promo
Kenny Rogers
New Kids on the Block
Michael McDonald on Doobie Brothers promo
Michael McDonald solo
New Kids on the Block
Duran Duran “Girls On Film” record jacket
Freddie Mercury Lithograph by Takeda Jin for the Mercury Phoenix Trust Fighting AIDS Worldwide
Musician Autographs on note pads
Most of these autographs were part of a private collection. They are mostly from the 1960’s in England, at the Great Yarmouth Britannia Pier, where hundreds of young musicians played and still play to this day. It was part of the British Invasion of groups. Most have notes on who signed, where and when. These are pieces of music history!
Signed by all 4 members
The Swinging Blue Jeans Ray Ennis, Ralph Ennis, Norman Kuhlke, Les Braide “Hippy Hippy Shake”, “Good Golly Miss Molly”, “You’re No Good”
Alan Buck – drummer for “Four Pennies” around 1964.
The Barron Knights – Signed postcard Pete “Peanut” Langford, Butch Baker, Dave Ballinger, Duke D’Mond
The Beat Merchants Vic Sendall, Ralph Worman. Geoff Farndell. Songs include “Pretty Face”
Bern Elliot and The Fenmen/The Klan Bern Elliot, Pete Adams, Tim Hamilton
The Fourmost – Billy Hatton, Brian O’Hara
The Tremeloes – Brain Poole, Alan Blakely, Alan Howard songs include “Do You Love me?”, “Twist & Shout”, “Here Comes My Baby”, “Silence is Golden”
Don Gould – The Applejacks. “Like Dreamers Do”, (given to Applejacks by John Lennon/Paul McCartney) “Tell Me When”, “Three Little Words”
Englebert Humperdink “Release Me”, “The Last Waltz”, “After The Lovin'”, “There Goes My Everything”
Ron – The Four Aces “Love is a many Splendored Thing”, “Stranger in Paradise”, “Tell me Why”
Manfred Mann “Do Wah Diddy Diddy”, “Pretty Flamingo”, “Mighty Quinn”
Terry Barnham, Roy Hawkins, Roger Humphries “The Crusaders” or “Scapegoats”
