Finally, A Mick Taylor Autograph.

June 29, 2013 by evpcd

I’ve never been able to track down a decent Mick Taylor autograph for my collection. In fact, by all accounts it seems Stones signed items from the 70’s appear to be “The Holy Grail” of all Stones signatures. For those who have been told on Autograph Magazine Live that this set is fake, I can assure you that’s nothing short of a ridiculous uninformed statement.  http://live.autographmagazine.com/forum/topics/rolling-stones-album-thoughts-please?xg_source=activity This set was purchased from Tracks UK one of THE most respected dealers in […]

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“The Band That Wouldn’t Die.” “Fresh From Detox.” Guns N’ Roses gig flyers. The nastier the better.

June 29, 2013 by evpcd

The more controversial the copy, the bigger turnout at the gig? There’s no shortage of passionate collectors for these rarities. Probably because there are so freakin’ many of them. A different one for each gig. Sometimes different colors and designs for the same gig. They changed when the band played the same venue just on a different night. Cut and pasted together on coffee tables and in basements, most looked like ransom notes, this early art form was usually in […]

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Tidus Sloan. Saul Hudson’s very first band. And his first hand drawn gig flyer.

June 24, 2013 by evpcd

This rare Tidus Sloan gig flyer shown here is from my personal collection. One of only two known examples, the other owned by Marc Canter author of “Reckless Road.” * Here’s the flyer as it appears in Marc Canter’s book. “The first thing I did as soon as I could put three chords together was start a band. At a really young age, I was going around trying to find people to form a group.” (Slash) “Tidus Sloan was a […]

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Unruly, angry, drunk and incredibly obnoxious fans welcome The Rolling Stones to Boston. Gotta love that dirty water.

June 15, 2013 by evpcd

Maybe it was because the Bruins were in the playoffs. Maybe it was because we’ve had a couple of very, very difficult and painful months here. Maybe we all needed to blow off a little steam. Whatever it was, it was nothing short of disgraceful. I’ve been to my share of Stones shows. Both the old Boston Garden, and TD Garden as it is now known. Fenway Paaaaahk for the Bigger Bang kickoff tour. And of course Foxboro. I have […]

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