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Bobby callender composes almost all titles and make some recitationsduring the late 60's, bobby callender was one of the most mythical figures in popular musicbobby callender (psychedelic rock, ethereal) bobby callender ?– rainbow (mgm records ?se) made in france original first pressing lp | vinyl: nm (mint-) | cover: vg++ (excellent) comes with printed lyric sheet | deletion hole in covercallender is an afro american who turned to mystic and reaches himself into indian raga, philosophies from the eastbobby callender's musical signature is a perfect illustration of free form "ethnic" jazz improvisations in adequacy with the growing effervescence of the 60's "acid", psychedelic philosophiesamong the featured musicians we can quote the famous "india raga style" guitarist collin walcottconceptually his musical universe delivers all the originality of an artistic freedom, really awakened of alternative lifestyle, cross cultures and psychedelic "civilization"the main elements of composition are the rhythm, very structured, complex and the improvisational jazz / "raga" which introduces us in a spiritual and floating psychedelic atmospherethe two albums he recorded under his name ("rainbow" in , "the way" in ) are currently seen as the two logical sides of a grandiloquent project including numerous musicians from the jazz and raga scenescatawiki’s goal is to make special objects universally available"rainbow" released in is a fantastic effort, really amazing, played freely with numerous dialogues between sitar and tabla, with subtle adds of violin, piano and bass (electric)please click on "respond to advert" (orange button) to get redirected to the catawiki websitethe two albums are really conceptual, developing short, esoteric tales mostly served by basic themes of eastern instrumentations and odd, spoken wordsare you interested in this item? this item is up for auction at catawikiour weekly auctions feature thousands of unusual, rare, and exceptional objects you won’t find in just any store
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Henry callender was a prominent english golfer in the late 18th centuryreprint of famous golfer good condition framedhe was painted here by the famous portrait artist lf abbott, wearing the 'field marshal's' uniform of the blackheath society of golfersgold frame with glassit was first published inprint measures 55 cm tall and 43 cm wide
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Wedgewood 2x beatrix potter christmas ,callender collectable plates read more
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callender and published by william heinemann, londonother colour plates include a hugh thomson illustration from ‘the merry wives of windsor’, plus an art deco landscape by cusual age-toning to paper, foxing throughout (mostly light; heaviest at front and back of book, and to pages adjoining plates; glossy plates not affected), hinge between frontispiece and tissue guard with split, untrimmed lower edges with usual bumping, creasing, nicks and wearstevenson, among othersboards and spine with soiling, scratching, discoloration and marks as shown, bumping, rubbing and wear to extremities; paper worn through slightly to corners, and with a few small chips to edges; lower board with a little rippling, foot of spine with a few nicksauthors include max beerbohm (writing on einstein’s theory), john galsworthy, siegfried sassoon, lafcadio hearn, john masefield, jack london, aedges of page block with foxing and soiling, a few small marks(see photos for full list of contentspublisher’s cloth-backed orange boards, gilt lettering and windmill motif to upper board, gilt lettering to spine, lower page edges untrimmed, 4 colour plates with descriptive tissue guards, 1 double- and 3 single-page b/w plates, 7 facsimile reproductions of manuscripts and letters, title and contents pages in red and black, text pages on laid paper, ix + 226 pages, 25no owner inscriptionsendpapers with usual foxing/offsetting; rear pastedown with a little ‘bubbling’catawiki’s goal is to make special objects universally availableare you interested in this item? this item is up for auction at catawikiamong the highlights of the title is a beautiful, little-known illustration by arthur rackham, entitled ‘somebody’s book’, in which a satyr is depicted reading to an enraptured nymph, while a pair of animated trees look over their shouldersfirst editionswinburne, vita sackville-west, somerset maugham, laurence sterne, henry james, joseph conrad and r) condition: contents very cleanbinding almost tight, with slight leanplease click on "respond to advert" (orange button) to get redirected to the catawiki websiteour weekly auctions feature thousands of unusual, rare, and exceptional objects you won’t find in just any storethis interesting anthology – a celebration of heinemann’s publishing list – is a collection of (in the main) previously unpublished works by heinemann artists and authors, including some of the most famous names of the daylovat fraser; while cecil aldin provides a halftone spread with studies of dogs‘the windmill: stories, essays, poems & pictures by authors & artists whose works are published at the sign of the windmill’, edited by l
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An example of a book written in the era of the second world war, as a scholastic aid for students within the naval and merchant services to facilitate the understanding and writing of good english languagesee oxfam website for delivery information read morepublisher: cambridgecontents are short essay pieces followed by questions and suggestions to be used as study aidsbinding: hardcover, no dustjacketprinted on war economy paper which is browned by agingpublication datecloth cover, title on the front cover, and spinea naval anthology and introduction to the study of englishname of previous owner and date on the front endpaperabout this itemthe spine is sun-faded and the page block is foxededition: 1st editionbeginning with, the coming of the armada (), by charles kingsley to the navy is here' (), by winston scondition: goodcambridge university pressoxfam shop shirley title: sea passages13cm x 19cm tallchurchill and the final piece is a poem entitled the three bells () by jauthor:Â callender, geoffery (editor)
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