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An invitation to notorious record producer Phil Spector in the form of a solid red brick for the opening of The Record Plant, dated December 4, 1969. A silkscreened message reads in full: "OPENING NITE PARTY/ LA'S 1ST HUNCHY PUNCHY RECORDING STUDIOS/8456 W. 3RD ST. L.A./ DEC. 4, 1969/ BRING YOUR BRICK AND BUILDING OUR WALL/ RSVP/ INVITES PHIL SPECTOR/ DRESS...BELLS & RIBBONS, SATIN AND SPANGLES." Additionally stamped: "072700201." 8 by 3 1/2 by 1 1/2 inches Categories:


Juliens Auctions

Auctioneer:
Juliens Auctions

Date:
2011-06-25

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A test pressing for Ike and Tina Turner's hit record River Deep, Mountain High from Phil Spector's files. Together with a typed letter on Phil Read more…


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Date:
2011-06-25


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An acetate master recording of John Lennon singing "Be My Baby" and his interpretive version of "Just Because" believed to have been recorded during Lennon's Read more…


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2013-12-06


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A "gold" record for the Righteous Brothers single "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin" mounted to a shadowbox frame with engraved plaque reading "To Bill With Read more…


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Juliens Auctions

Date:
2011-06-25


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A Apple records "platinum" presentation award for the single "Let It Be," presented to John Lennon. "Let it Be" was the 12th and final album Read more…


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Date:
2009-02-06


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A group of 12 Polaroid photographs taken in 1974 at Record Plant West in Los Angeles, including candid images of John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Harry Read more…


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Date:
2012-06-23


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"Do You Remember Rock N' Roll Radio" 45 rpm record, signed in black marker by all four members of the Ramones at the time of Read more…


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Juliens Auctions

Date:
2008-05-31