THE WHO Beat Instrumental Monthly No.32 (December 1965 UK issue 40-page magazine featuring a 1-page article 'The Who Thought They Were Going Downhill!' by John Emery, plus has a great image of Keith & Pete on the cover. This copy shows few signs of age, minimal creasing to spine, no tears or rips and all pages & staples are intact) more...
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THE WHO Summer Of '79 (Official 1979 UK 32 page 12" x 8" tour programme, featuring plenty of colour and black & white photographs of the group and information text. The cover displays only light signs of wear or age and has no rips or tears, also including a ticket stub for one of the shows on the tour. Please note that the ticket(s) shown in our image might be different to that you receive) more...
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THE WHO A Quick One (Rare 1966 UK 10-track mono vinyl LP on the rough textured dark blue & silver Reaction label with the M33 triangle logo to the right side. This copy is graded in Good condition. The iconic 'Ernest J. Day' printed fully laminated picture sleeve with laminate crease lines evident to the edges as well as both the front & back but has no splits or tears and the text on the spine remains legible. While the vinyl has clear of evidence of play and age with surface scuffsv more...
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THE WHO A Quick One (Rare 1966 UK 10-track mono vinyl LP on the rough textured dark blue & silver Reaction label with the M33 triangle logo to the right side, housed in the iconic fully laminated 'Ernest J. Day' picture sleeve. Please see moreinformation below for details on condition) more...
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VARIOUS Goodbye Summer - A Rock Concert (Fantastic 1971 UK 16-page programme for the OTHER Concert For Bangla Desh, held at the Oval on 18th September, also featuring Mott The Hoople, The Faces, America, The Grease Band, Quintessence, Eugene Wallis, Atomic Rooster, Cochise & Lindisfarne with pictures & biographies of the bands. This example displays some minor wear & looks to have been lightly rolled at the concert, however it remains in a really nice condition, free from any rips more...
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THE WHO My Generation (Rare 1965 original first issue UK 12-track deep groove mono vinyl LP on the black & silver Brunswick label with 1B stampers - Without doubt one of THE party albums of the sixties and a mod classic to this day! Tofind one in any serviceable state is nothing short of a miracle. This copy is in good condition. The classic front-laminated picture sleeve has a couple of small tears to the opening, some light laminate creasing to the edges along with more...
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THE WHO I'm A Boy (Extremely Rare 1967 Japanese-only 12-track stereo vinyl LP compilation manufactured by Nippon Grammophon, housed in a unique silk picture sleeve with scalloped flipbacks, English lyric insert & album notes exclusively in Japanese. The cover remains in Excellent condition with clean panels & mild ring wear. The colours are striking and it's a wonderful picture that was used, with Keith Moon positioned up close [in his 'Jesus Lives' t-shirt!] mid performance with the more...
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THE WHO I'm A Boy (Rare 1967 Japanese-only 12-track stereo Polydor LP, manufactured by Nippon Grammophon Co. This unique Japanese-only compilation was issued following their 1965 My Generation debut album, and is second only in rarity to that first Decca release. This was the first LP to be issued by Polydor in Japan, pre-dating Sell Out and the other Japanese-only LP, Exciting. The laminated flipback picture sleeve bears a unique cover photo, and this copy has the original Polydor obi-strip intact plus the rare lyric insert - see 'More Info' for condition!) more...
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THE WHO Sell Out (Classic 1967 UK Track MONO 13-track LP including the extremely rare Hapshash psychedelic poster, fully laminated picture sleeve with original 'Free Psychedelic Poster Inside' sticker on the front. The sleeve shows moderate creasing at the corners with no tears or splits and 1" of laminate loss to the spine leaving the text unaffected. The vinyl has light scuffs & hairlines leaving it a solid VG+ copy. The posted is unused with NO pin-holes or other sign of adhesiv more...
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THE WHO My Generation (Extremely Rare & Desirable 1966 Japanese first press 12-track deep-groove STEREO LP, on the dark blue & silver Decca label with 'Made By Teichiku Records Co.' perimeter text. Comes housed in the legendary & uniquesilk laminated 'girl cover' sleeve with scalloped flipbacks, illustrated lyric insert & the original printed clear inner bag. This all-time Mod classic was released on 3 December 1965 by Brunswick Records in the United Kingdom, but we know in more...
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THE WHO My Generation (Extremely Rare & Desirable 1966 Japanese first press 12-track deep groove STEREO LP, on the dark blue & silver Decca label with 'Made By Teichiku Records Co.' perimeter text. Comes housed in the legendary & unique silk laminated 'girl cover' sleeve with scalloped flipbacks, illustrated lyric insert & the original printed clear inner bag. This alltime Mod classic was released on 3 December 1965 by Brunswick Records in the United Kingdom, but we know in the Uni more...
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THE WHO I'm A Boy (Rare 1966 German original Polydor International black label 7" b/w In The City. This record is in amazing MINT condition and the thin paper picture cover has survived the past 35+ years without suffering the usual seam splits or tears - a near perfect original and the best copy we have ever seen! 421 051) more...
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THE WHO The Who - Concert Programme (Rare 1967 US original 28-page 12" square concert programme with personal biography details of each band member & superb rare concert photos - This copy shows some light staining to the cover, but beyond that,it shows very little evidence of being over forty years old, with no creases rips or tears - brilliantly preserved!) more...
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THE WHO Pinball Wizard (Rare 1969 Italian 7" vinyl single also featuring Dogs Part Two, superb unique group picture sleeve. For a thirty year old Italian 7", this copy is remarkable, with just one light mark on the A-side of the vinyl & a sleevefree from any major creasing, with no splits, tears or writing - a phenomenal copy!) more...
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THE WHO 30 Years Of Maximum R&B (1994 US instore promotional-only 12" x 12" set of two identical double sided display flats featuring the brilliant now/then snaps of each band member on the front and the reverse details what the box contains. A fantastic display piece which, apart from a minor sticker mark on both the front right hand corners, remains free from rips, tears and staple holes!) more...
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THE WHO Rolling Stone (April 10th 1975 US music newspaper, featuring a 3-page feature on the film 'Tommy', discussion with director Ken Russell on its translation to screen, financing, and much more. Also includes some great photos inside and front cover shot. Just a few light tears are evident along the top on closer inspection but otherwise a fantastic copy!) more...
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THE WHO Beat Instrumental No.62 (Rare 1968 UK 44-page magazine for June, with articles on Hendrix, The Who, The Move, The Shadows, The Herd, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Brian Auger Trinity and more with photos throughout & with a nice full colour Who cover. This copy shows few signs of age, minimal creasing to spine, no tears or rips and all pages & staples are intact) more...
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THE WHO Beat Instrumental Monthly No. 43 (November 1966 UK issue 40-page magazine with a fantastic Keith Moon action shot cover. Also features articles on Eric Burdon, Otis Rush, Bobby Hebb, Jack Bruce, Ike & Tina Turner, the 'new' bass playerwith the Kinks, John Dalton, The Walker Brothers and more. This copy shows few signs of age, minimal creasing to spine, no tears or rips and all pages & staples are intact) more...
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THE WHO Listening To You / See Me Feel Me (French Polydor injection mould label 2-track 7" vinyl single taken from the motion picture 'Tommy', also includes Overture From Tommy, movie picture sleeve. The sleeve has some minor ringwear and edgewear, plus a small sticker mark, but has no rips or tears and the vinyl is in near mint condition) more...
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THE WHO and THE SPENCER DAVIS GROUP Souvenir Programme (Rare original 1966 UK 12 page 11" x 8½" black & white tour programme featuring great photos and profiles of the band and support acts including Jimmy Cliff, The Fruit Eating Bears and TheMerseys. This fabulous programme has no rips or tears and only light discolouration as you would expect, otherwise a fantastic example of this over fifty year old item, the first example we have ever seen) more...
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THE WHO Summer of '74 (Rare 1974 UK 16-page programme for their gig at The Valley, Charlton Athletic Football Club on Saturday 18 May 1974. The programme features a double page feature on the Who with great 'live' photograph, plus information & pictures of the support bands who were Lou Reed, Humble Pie, Bad Company, Lindisfarne & Maggie Bell. The package also includes an incredibly rare ticket stub for the event stapled to the centre fold. This copy shows a little creasing & fading t more...
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THE WHO Street Life - November 1-14, 1975 (1975 UK 12" x 16" 56-page culture 'newspaper', features a great cover of Pete Townshend looking like an Aardman character & a five-page article on the band's riotous live schedule with great picturesof the band, including Keith Moon with a blow-up doll. Also features a review of Mike Oldfield's Ommadawn, a live review of Roxy Music and an article on dub reggae. The pages show light wear at the edges and are free from splits or tears. Grea more...
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THE WHO Summer of '74 (Rare 1974 UK 16-page programme from their gig at The Valley, Charlton Athletic Football Club on Saturday 18 May 1974. The programme features a double page feature on the Who with great 'live' photograph, plus informationand pictures of the support bands who were Lou Reed, Humble Pie, Bad Company, Lindisfarne & Maggie Bell. The programme has just a little minor scuffing & light creasing, but no rips or tears - Amazing condition for a paper goods item almost f more...
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THE WHO John, Pete, Roger & Keith (Rare Japanese Universal International promotional only 28½" x 20" poster, featuring a superb silver tinted black & white image of the band members from circa late 1965, Pete is wearing a white jumper with medalson his chest andKeith is wearing a white t-shirt with 'The Beatles' across the chest - this is the first time we have ever seen this image, also has 'The Who' white text logo and company text in the bottom right corner. This poster was never more...
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THE WHO BBC Sessions (Rare 2000 Japanese Polydor label promotional only 28½" x 20" full colour high quality glossy poster issued to promote the album release, featuring great image of the band taken from the album artwork with the band name across the top and album title at the bottom along with release details and company logo in the bottom right. This poster was never commercially available & was obtained from a Japanese record company executive. The poster itself is in superb condi more...
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THE WHO 1967 Tour Programme (A fantastic original 1967 16-page black and white tour programme - issued for all dates on this tour, this particular edition was obtained from a former employee of the City Hall, Sheffield, which was the venue for the opening night. This brilliant piece of literature provides brief biographical information and images of the bands on the bill...and what a bill! Naturally, the headlining act was The Who, but support was provided by The Tremeloes, Traffic,The more...
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THE WHO Christmas Show 1976 (Superb UK 14 page tour programme for the December 21st, 22nd & 23rd shows at the Hammersmith Odeon, produced in the style of a calendar [For these shows only]. The white cover sheet has done it's job of protectingthe pages valiantly and has come through the forty two years with only a few small tears along the top and little discolouration. The pages within show few signs of edgewear from storage and still remain as bright and bold as the day they were more...
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THE WHO Pictures Of Lily (Extremely rare original 1967 UK 11" x 16" instore black & white display poster for the single release, featuring eight postcard sized representations of Victorian erotica [including one of a completely unadorned ladies bottom - oo-er!], the final segment being an advert for the single in suitably styled text. This was obviously folded once to fit an envelope, but apart from the obvious neat creases, this really has defied the mists of time. There is a thin st more...
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THE WHO European Tour 1972 (Extremely rare 1972 UK 20" x 30" poster for their 'Lifehouse' tour, using a very similar design to their familiar 'Marquee' poster that was included with the 'Live At Leeds' album but in this case having an updated image of Pete beating the living bejeezis out of an SG, rather than a Rickenbacker. This wonderful archive poster has been kept stored quarter folded, but those folds are amongst the only signs of its forty years. There is no evidence of age yell more...
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LES WHO My Generation (Very rare original 1965 French wide centred retro style label 4-track 7" vinyl EP, superb front laminated flipback picture sleeve with mis-spelled credit for 'Pete Townsed' on the reverse. The sleeve shows only the faintestof storage wear with just a little edge scuffing, minor discolouration to the back & a pair of initials, but otherwise remains in remarkable condition with no splits or tears & bright colours. The vinyl is astonishing and remains in near 'as more...
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