New York, 8th October 2013 Auction | Fine Art Music Photography.

LOT 101

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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IKE & TINA TURNER, SAN FRANCISCO, 1967 LINER NOTES One of the early assignments I had for Rolling Stone (Issue Number Two) was to photograph Ike & Tina Turner in a little San Francisco club, a very well known club called the Hungry i. At the Hungry i the stage was low, no higher than a table, around three feet. Guests could slide right up to the front of the stage as I did, with nobody hassling you, no "two song minimum" or any of that nonsense. This was what was so important in those early days, having this kind of intimacy and access - not just backstage access. I'm not talking about big stage access, but in small clubs where you could walk right up to the stage. - Baron Wolman SPECIFICS Nikon F camera, 35mm format, Tri-X film SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Silver gelatin print. VALUE $900 - $1,150 STARTING BID $700

USD 900 - 1,150

LOT 102

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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B.B. KING, SAN FRANCISCO, 1967 LINER NOTES B.B. King welcomed me into his inner circle like few others. He was ever so hospitable - want something to eat? Want something to drink? Backstage with B.B. and his entourage I felt as if I was a guest at his home. - Baron Wolman SPECIFICS Nikon F camera, 35mm format, Tri-X film SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Silver gelatin print. VALUE $900 - $1,150 STARTING BID $700

USD 900 - 1,150

LOT 103

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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MISSISSIPPI FRED MCDOWELL, MEMPHIS BLUES FESTIVAL, TENNESSEE, 1969 LINER NOTES This portrait was taken the year his album I Do Not Play No Rock 'n' Roll was released. - Baron Wolman SPECIFICS Nikon F camera, 35mm format, Tri-X film SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Silver gelatin print. VALUE $850 - $1,150 STARTING BID $650

USD 850 - 1,150

LOT 104

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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JIMI HENDRIX, NEW YORK CITY, 1968 "From the Other Side of the Glass," recording Electric Lady Land at The Record Plant. LINER NOTES I have always loved this photo as it seems to sum up my feelings about the images I was privileged to capture. I am lucky enough to be sitting on the other side of the glass listening to a genius playing guitar and laying down take after take of fabulous history making music, recording it for posterity and able to grab a shot of the artist deep in the middle of a take. - Eddie Kramer SIZE 30" x 40" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $2,500 - $3,300 STARTING BID $1,925

USD 2,500 - 3,300

LOT 105

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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JIMI HENDRIX, LONDON, 1967 "The Iron Cross," at Saville Theatre. LINER NOTES Jimi opened the show with a stunning rendition of Sgt. Pepper. The Beatles were in the audience and were completely blown away. Apparently, George said to Paul after the show "Hey c'mon man, we've got to get back to the studio and re-do the guitars!" Jimi was pretty buffed in those days displaying an Iron Cross on his chest for bravado.- Eddie Kramer SPECIFICS This special limited edition is printed on silver metallic paper. Co-design and colorization by AJ Newton. SIZE 30" x 40" MEDIUM Archival digital print on silver metallic paper. VALUE $3,200 - $4,200 STARTING BID $2,500

USD 3,200 - 4,200

LOT 106

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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JIMI HENDRIX AND MICK JAGGER, NEW YORK CITY, 1969 Backstage at Madison Square Garden. LINER NOTES Jimi called me up one night and said "I'm going to see the Stones tonight do you wanna go?" I grabbed my camera bag and met him at the backstage entrance to Madison Square Garden and we went up to the dressing room and hung out with the Stones. This was on the occasion of Jimi's birthday November 27, 1969. - Eddie Kramer SIZE 20" x 24" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $2,200 - $3,000 STARTING BID $1,750

USD 2,200 - 3,000

LOT 107

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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JIMI HENDRIX, NEW YORK CITY, 1968 "Stereophonic Smoking," at The Record Plant. LINER NOTES Even though Jimi smoked grass he was never too stoned to work diligently and with tremendous focus on the task at hand. This photo shows Jimi very relaxed and utilizing a unique system for smoking a joint and a cigarette at the same time. Even smoking was a 'stereophonic' experience. - Eddie Kramer SIZE 20" x 24" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,800 - $2,400 STARTING BID $1,400

USD 1,800 - 2,400

LOT 108

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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JIMI HENDRIX, LONDON, 1967 Are You Experienced? recording at Olympic Studios. LINER NOTES We were recording the basic tracks for Are You Experienced at Olympic Studios and Jimi was running down the song with the band. I was able to capture this moment showing his laser like concentration shutting out the world around him.- Eddie Kramer SIZE 30" x 40" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,500 - $1,900 STARTING BID $1,150

USD 1,500 - 1,900

LOT 109

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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THE BEATLES, PERTHSHIRE, SCOTLAND, 1964 The Beatles under umbrellas at a hotel in Perthshire, Scotland. SIZE 30" x 40" MEDIUM Archival digital print VALUE $2,700 - $3,600 STARTING BID $2,100

USD 2,700 - 3,600

LOT 110

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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GEORGE HARRISON, CHISWICK PARK, ENGLAND, 1966 Way Out: Recording session for the pop video "Rain." SIZE 20" x 24" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,600 - $2,000 STARTING BID $1,250

USD 1,600 - 2,000

LOT 111

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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THE BEATLES, LONDON, 1965 "Four Heads" at Sheriff Road Studio. SIZE 20" x 24" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,600 - $2,200 STARTING BID $1,250

USD 1,600 - 2,200

LOT 112

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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THE BEATLES, MUNICH, 1966 The Beatles on stage in Munich, Germany. SIZE 20" x 24" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,600 - $2,200 STARTING BID $1,250

USD 1,600 - 2,200

LOT 113

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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THE BEATLES, CLIVEDEN, ENGLAND, 1965 The Beatles during the shooting of the film Help. SIZE 20" x 24" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,600 - $2,200 STARTING BID $1,250

USD 1,600 - 2,200

LOT 114

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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LENNON FAMILY, ENGLAND, 1965 John, Cynthia and Julian at home. SIZE 20" x 24" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,600 - $2,200 STARTING BID $1,250

USD 1,600 - 2,200

LOT 115

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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THE BEATLES, QUEENS, NY, 1965 The Beatles at Shea Stadium. SIZE 20" x 24" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,600 - $2,200 STARTING BID $1,250

USD 1,600 - 2,200

LOT 116

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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PAUL MCCARTNEY AND JOHN LENNON, NEW YORK CITY, 1965 Close up of Paul and John on stage on the Ed Sullivan Show. SIZE 20" x 24" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,600 - $2,200 STARTING BID $1,250

USD 1,600 - 2,200

LOT 117

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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SIMON AND GARFUNKEL, MONTEREY POP FESTIVAL, CA, JUNE, 1967 LINER NOTES Seeing Art and Paul on stage at Monterey was a throwback experience, and unlike many other bands, they were well known already then. The new San Francisco sounds and the polished but innovative LA bands were more cutting-edge at this moment, but Paul and Art put on a great show with their folk music sound and sweet voices. Paul was one of the organizers of the festival and was amazed by many of the new performers, especially Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix and Otis Redding. - Elaine Mayes SPECIFICS Shot with a Nikon F 35mm analog camera, TriX film. SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,000 - $1,450 STARTING BID $850

USD 1,000 - 1,450

LOT 118

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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PETE TOWNSHEND, THE WHO, MONTEREY POP, CA, JUNE, 1967 LINER NOTES At that time no one had ever seen smashing guitars as a performance aesthetic. People were shocked and dumbfounded. People just stared, including other musicians, and many were horrified at the idea of destroying instruments since no one in America had even seen this kind of presentation at that time. - Elaine Mayes SPECIFICS Shot with a Nikon F 35mm analog camera, TriX film. SIZE 17" x 22" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $1,000 - $1,450 STARTING BID $850

USD 1,000 - 1,450

LOT 119

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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KEITH MOON, THE WHO, MONTEREY POP, CA, JUNE, 1967 LINER NOTES The Who were memorable in Monterey, and thus began a huge US following after this appearance. Their contribution was memorable with smoke machines and remarkable theatrics. Keith Moon was an amazing and unforgettable drummer, and The Who performance was like nothing ever seen before. Moon's energy and skill were just the best, and their clothes were flamboyant and very British. - Elaine Mayes SPECIFICS Shot with a Nikon F 35mm analog camera, TriX film. SIZE 13" x 19" MEDIUM Archival digital print. VALUE $900 - $1,200 STARTING BID $700

USD 900 - 1,200

LOT 120

Fine Art Music Photography. New York, Oct 08, 2013

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FRANK SINATRA, DEAN MARTIN AND SAMMY DAVIS, JR., CHICAGO THEATER, CHICAGO, MARCH 19, 1989 LINER NOTES This was the last time that the three of them appeared together - Dean was fired after the show and replaced with Liza Minelli for the rest of the tour.- Paul Natkin SPECIFICS Shot with Nikon Film Camera, 35mm B&W Film. SIZE 16" x 20" MEDIUM Silver gelatin prints. VALUE $800 - $1,100 STARTING BID $625

USD 800 - 1,100

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