Every record tells a story

A Blog About Music, Vinyl, More Music and (Sometimes) Music…

Home
Music
Rock Music
Indie
Live Reviews
Hard Rock
Heavy Metal
Exhibitions
Blues

The Top 50 Greatest Music Books…(1-25)
The Top 50 Greatest Music Books…(26-50)
The Top 25 Greatest Music Documentaries…
The Best Beatles Books
Gig Photos
Rock ‘n Roll London Tour
The Best Hard Rock Albums Of All Time
Buying The Beatles on Vinyl
About / Contact

‘Revolution in the Head The Beatles’ Records and the Sixties by Ian MacDonald’

Published February 14, 2015 at 325 × 500 in The Top 50 Greatest Music Books…(1-25)

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Enter your comment here...

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

Email (required) (Address never made public)

Name (required)

Website

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out / Change )

You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out / Change )

You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out / Change )

You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out / Change )

Connecting to %s

Notify me of new comments via email.

Notify me of new posts via email.

Follow Every record tells a story on WordPress.com

Follow me on Twitter

Instagram

Fabulous trousers and funky beats...the Isley Brothers showing considerable flare(s) on this wonderful 1976 T-Neck Records LP Harvest For The World. One of today’s finds...

Really enjoying this new Bob Stanley compiled Daisy Age hip hop compilation on the ever-wonderful Ace Records label. This is the Rough Trade exclusive version, limited to 500 copies in yellow vinyl.

Pretty much everyone I send a letter to over the next year or so is going to get one of these stamps... #eltonjohn #stamps #imstillstamping

Booker T & MGs’ Soul Limbo (UK 1st press on Stax) meets The Ramones debut (1976 U.K. 1st press on Sire records). Two more fab bargains from today’s Southend Record Fair

One of today’s bargains at Southend Record Fair was this original U.K. pressing of Beach Boy drummer Dennis Wilson’s solo LP Pacific Ocean Blue.

I once read this book on the train, completely engrossed, until I realised there was a full frontal picture of a very naked Iggy on the page opposite the one I was reading. 🙊 Dug it out of the loft today as someone told me it might be worth a few bob... #Iggypop

Top posts in the hit parade

Led Zeppelin: A Vinyl Buyer's Guide
How To Tell If That Rolling Stones LP In Your Attic Is Worth £1,000...
How To Mend A Record That Skips And Jumps...With A Toothpick
A Look at a Classic Tom Petty Tune: Walls (Circus)
Guns n Roses at Donington '88 - The Triumph and The Tragedy

Tags

AC/DC Aerosmith BBC Beatles Billy Gibbons Black Crowes Black Sabbath Bob Dylan Bon Jovi book Bowie Box set Bruce Springsteen Canvey Island Classic Rock David Bowie Def Leppard Ditch trilogy Dr Feelgood eBay Elton John Glastonbury Hair metal Humor Iron Maiden Isle of Wight Festival Jack White Jimi Hendrix Josh Homme Judas Priest Keith Richards Kerrang Kiss Led Zeppelin Lemmy Live Live Review London Lyrics Metallica Mick Jagger Music Neil Young NME Noel Gallagher O2 Arena Ozzy Osbourne Paul McCartney Pink Floyd Playlist Record collecting Record shop Record Store Day review Richard Hawley Rock Rolling Stones Rough Trade East Roundhouse RSD Rush Set List Sex Pistols Southend Spotify Status quo Sweet Billy Pilgrim The Beatles Twitter Vinyl White Stripes Wilko Johnson YouTube Ziggy Stardust ZZ Top

Blog at WordPress.com.