John hammond (14 Ergebnisse)

Hardback. Zustand: Good. Dynasties: Summer in Savannah by Barbara McCauley\Maureen Child\Sheri WhiteFeather released on May 25, 2004 is available now for purchase.

Zustand: New.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Hardback. Zustand: New.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Zustand: New.

Zustand: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Hardback. Zustand: New.

Single sheet thick paper. Zustand: Very Good. 1990. Very Good almost as new signed Numbered 21 of 500 Limited edition 1990. Lithograph. Overall the print is sized 460 x 610 mm. on paper 590 x 770 mm. We had to put 1970 to avoid Amazon's ISBN mismatch. The print is in very good condition but there are faint marks indentations in the image area and in the margins (rubbings to the surface of the coated paper where it was previously double mounted) but these are all but invisible when looking from straight on. It's only clear when you catch the light reflecting on them. It will be posted rolled up in a stout tube. It can be mounted or mounted and framed to your request at extra cost. Why on Amazon do most sellers not describe their actual book? Buy with confidence and support a genuine Independent Bricks & Mortar Real Bookshop. We are Maynard & Bradley CAMBO & PBFA(now lapsed) members here in Leicester City Centre. Great Britain. Size: 460 x 610 mm. 1 pages. Item Type: Modern Print. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Sports & Pastimes; Polo; Horses; Painting; Britain/UK; 1990s; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 50131.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. 25 piano scores boumd into a single hardback volume. music, illustrations ; 35 cm. Blue leather with rubbed leather spine & corners.

. 31 cm. 301 pág. de partituras. Enc. en tela edit., con la sobrecubierta ilustrada. Blues. Partitura.

n/a. Zustand: Very Good. 1st edition promo copies. Three Allen Ginsberg poetry LPs : 3 LP records. In publisher's sleeves. Comprises: 1/ Allen Ginsberg Reads Howl. Fantasy Records, 1959. Promo copy on black vinyl. Fantasy 7006. 2/ Allen Ginsberg Reads Kaddish. Atlantic Records, 1966. Promo Copy. Atlantic 4001. 3/ First Blues. John Hammond Records, 1982. Double album. Promo Copy. W2X 37673. Three promotional copies of Allen Ginsberg poetry records. The record of Kaddish has a nice gatefold with a Richard Avedon photograph of Ginsberg on the front cover and photos of the poet with his mother and a long essay on the creation of the poem on the inside cover. --- --- --- Light wear to covers, records in very good visible shape, not play tested, very good. …

Small 8vo (142 x 94mm), pp. [xvi], 186, [5] contents; complete with the original initial blank; cut a little close at head, but otherwise in fine fresh condition; in contemporary English sheep (corners worn, rebacked). Second edition: first published in 1624, in an edition printed by William and Isaac Jaggard, at almost the same time as they were printing the First Folio of Shakespeare but in fact it had originally been written twenty years before that, as an attack on the book by Christopher Heydon (1603), and was resurrected by Carleton's chaplain, Thomas Vicars (1589-1638), who was also his son-in-law. Carleton's words were as true then as they are now, but no more likely to convert the gullible: 'The operation of the Sunne and Moone that are naturall, are confessed. The Husbandman can tell when it will bee day, as well as the Astrologer. The Husbandman and Fishers, by marking the course of the Moone, can foretell the full Sea and Ebbe, more exactly then any Astrologer: what then? Are these Astrologicall Predictions?' (p. 74). Thomas Vicars contributes an entertaining preface which gives a human and very convincing dimension to his lack of belief in astrology and divination. When he was a child in Carlisle, 'there came an odde fellow about the Countrey: He was reputed a Cunning-man, and so called, for that he tooke upon him to tel Fortunes': this 'Wizard' told the fortunes of Vicars and a schoolfellow, predicting that the schoolfellow would become a preacher and Vicars a scrivener. In the event, the precise opposite turned out to be true. 'By which it is plain to be seen, that either the Devill himself did misse, or his instrument was mistaken in his informations' (f. A6r-v). In 1650, the year before this new edition appeared, Nicholas Fiske had discovered a manuscript which Heydon had left unpublished, An astrological discourse with mathematical demonstrations (Wing H1663). It is difficult to believe that the resurrection of this text the following year was unconnected with that book. Provenance: early ownership inscription (offset on opposite blank A1v) of Ni. Saunderson. Wing C584.…

A collection of autograph, printed, and audio material concerning the production of the 1983 John Hammond Records release of Allen Ginsberg's rock 'n roll album, First Blues. The collection was assembled by Hank O'Neal - photographer, author, record producer, and Executive Vice-President of Hammond Music Enterprises - and includes autograph letters, notes and postcards from Ginsberg to O'Neal, drafts and proofs of the linear notes ("The Ginsberg Gallimaufry"), lyric and chord sheets, fourteen cassette tapes of early mixes and unreleased tracks, and an extensive file of press clippings assembled and annotated by Ginsberg. Ginsberg's frequent letters and postcards to O'Neal exhibit an intense interest in the publicity and press coverage surrounding the album's release. Ginsberg started work on this album as early as 1971, following a jam session with Bob Dylan - who praised Ginsberg's ability to improvise lyrics. Ginsberg recorded with Dylan shortly thereafter and again in 1976 with Dylan and members of his Rolling Thunder Review. John Hammond's attempt to release the record on CBS in the mid-'70s went nowhere, as label executives feared the album was too controversial (some song titles: "Everybody Sing (Gay Lib Rag)" & "You are My Dildo"). More tracks and overdubs were recorded in 1981 following the formation of Hammond Music Enterprises, and the album was finally released in 1983. The collection also includes a baker's dozen of large format photographic portraits of Ginsberg with William Burroughs, Joe Strummer, and other participants, by Hank O'Neal. A full cataloguing of the collection is available on request. Provenance: Hank O'Neal Condition generally very good, with some signs of use and prior folding.…