We reported this a few weeks ago, but you can read the full article at Heritage Auctions again here in advance of the upcoming auction on September 19th The first recording contract ever signed by […]
The Official Top 50 best-selling UK Singles of Elvis and The Beatles were revealed yesterday in a chart countdown across the day on BBC Radio 2, as part of a weekend of special programming to […]
Keith Richards recalls the Beatles’ Sgt Pepper’s as a ‘mishmash of rubbish’. Which lauded albums do you think are overrated? Vent your anger here…. According to Keith Richards’s tell-all autobiography, on the night of the […]
….biggies this week at eil towers, include an acetate for Ken Thorne’s soundtrack for How I Won The War which starred John Lennon, a mega-rare George Harrison My Sweet Lord Japanese RED vinyl 7″ single, also look out […]
ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK How I Won The War Impossibly rare 1967 UK double-sided 12″ sized metal based high grade methyl cellulose lacquer actetate, containing Ken’s score from the soundtrack to Richard Lester’s motion picture, which starred […]
….biggies this week at eil towers, include a vast document archive relating to Tears For Fears, a signed Roxy Music For Your Pleasure with has signatures from both Bryan Ferry and Brian Eno, also look out for mega-rare […]
As the last Sunday chart show goes out this weekend, James Hall recalls the ten biggest pop battles of the last 60 years Al Martino vs Jo Stafford – November 1952 Up until 1952, music’s […]
Incredible Sixties poster, available from our friends at Rockaway in Los Angeles, which was used to help promote the Monterey Pop Festival, a star-studded three-day concert event that took place June 16-18, 1967 at the […]
This week our resident vinyl guru ‘Mr A’ spills the beans on this intriguing slice of ’60s pop-art from the hugely collectable artist Ernest Trova… Okay, I hear you ask, pop-art all very nice but […]
The famous recording sessions will be recreated in a special concert at the Royal Albert Hall Between 1962 and 1969, The Beatles recorded some of their best-known albums at London’s Abbey Road Studios, including […]
APPLE LABEL Ernest Trova ‘Falling Man’ Series Signed And Numbered Print Rare 1967 UK limited edition 24″ square colour lithograph print which has been signed and numbered 60/75 by the artist in pencil at the […]
This week our resident vinyl guru ‘Mr A’ opens up his wardrobe and spoils us something rotten with some rare, vintage Beatles/Dylan inspired sixties fashion…
……some incredible finds through the doors this week, including an autographed copy of cult Brit ’60s R&B act The Artwoods, we’ve also gone a little vintage-fashion crazy with, not only a mega-rare Bob Dylan dress, but also […]
By sheer coincidence, we’ve two of the rarest real size dresses made in the 1960s! Not that we’d suggest you wear them on a night out, but these are beautiful, genuine investment pieces for the […]
…and more….check out our stunning selection of genuine, investment grade, autographed items, here’s a few to whet the appetite, for more info click here
A guitar owned and used by John Lennon on many of The Beatles early recordings before being lost after a gig is going to be auctioned in the United States. The Gibson J-160-E acoustic guitar […]
Take a close look at the photo above. See how “File Under: the Beatles” and “T 2553″ are partially obscured? Spotting that little line is like striking gold in a record store, because it suggests […]
Hot footing it through the doors at Eil Towers recently came not only, the MONO version of the legendary Beatles US LP Yesterday & Today, with its infamous ‘Butcher Sleeve’, but the even rarer STEREO […]
The Beatles pulled out of a planned recording in 1966 because they did not want to be exploited, a previously unseen letter by George Harrison reveals They were the world’s first boy band but The […]
…..biggies this week include not just a STEREO 1st Press Beatles ‘White Album’ but a 1st Press MONO as well, a mega-rare Radiohead debut Drill EP on both vinyl and CD, Henry Cow Vintage Concert […]
Maton Mastersound guitar used by Harrison at nearly a dozen live shows A Maton Mastersound guitar that belonged to George Harrison has sold for $485,000 (£308,000) at auction. The late Beatle played the instrument at […]
The ruins of a spiritual retreat in northern India have become a place of pilgrimage – but not because of the guru who once lived there. It’s all about the Beatles, and the time they […]
From Me To You: May 2,1963 (7 weeks at No 1). John Lennon and Paul McCartney began writing “From Me to You” while on a coach to Shrewsbury as part of the Beatles‘ tour with […]
The evolution of western pop music, spanning from 1960 to 2010, has been analysed by scientists. A team from Queen Mary University of London and Imperial College London looked at more than 17,000 songs from […]
More goodies through the doors this week which include a collection of U2 fanclub magazines, super-rare ’60s freak-out vinyl from Pete Brown on Harvest Records, archive quality Beatles vinyl, sealed White Stripes/Third Man business and […]
Brass Apple Paperweight – Extremely rare original UK promotional-only brass Apple paperweight – one of only 100 believed to have been made and given out as gifts to those attending the opening of Apple Studios […]
Agree/disagree? Couldn’t care less? Let us know….. Be sure to check eil.com for an incrdedible range of Beatles rarities, vinyl, merchandise, memorabilia and just about anything else Beatles related, for full info click here To […]
……we’re spoiling you! No text needed with these little beauties, for full list/info click here
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