genesis publications guildford uk (16 results)

Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Ringo Starr Photographs (illustrator). 1st Edition. As NEW clean fresh bright strong boards and text. Lightest wear to fresh jacket No remainder or other markings. Gift Worthy.

First Edition. Hardcover. First Edition, one of 250 copies (this being No. 11) signed by the publisher on a publisher's label affixed to the front pastedown. Fine, bound in black buckram leather, in publisher's illustrated slipcase. Oversize volume, shipping billed at cost.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. First Edition Thus. Hardback. Quarto. pp 256 Original black textured hemp cloth, titles to front cover in red, yellow, green and white, titles to spine in red, green and yellow with onset b/w phot of Bob Marley., Photographs by Kate Simon. A fine copy in attractive colour lettered slip-case and original mailing box. A new issue of the 2004 Genesis edition - 'The Publishers edition.' This is no.308 of 500 copies signed by Kate Simon and Patti Smith. With an additional giclee photographic print of Bob Marley in a black plain envelope, photo signed and numbered by Kate Simon. Shows Bob puffing on a joint. Kate Simon had unique access to Marley and this book shows him on stage and off, with supplementary texts by Marley's friends and band members, including a remembrance by Chris Blackwell who "discovered" him. Foreword by Lenny Kravitx. Copiously illustrated in colour and black and white throughout. Contributors include Steve Van Zandt Joe Strummer Keith Richards Paul Simonon Bruce Springsteen Jeff Walker. Signedes.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. First Edition. Hardback. Quarto. pp 256 Original full brown leather, titles to front cover in red, yellow, green and white, titles to spine in yellow, all edges yellow, five different paper stocks are used including one made entirely of cannabis. Photographs by Kate Simon. A fine copy. With special wooden box with colour cover. First edition, first impression. Limited to 2000 copies. This is no.23 of 350 deluxe copies signed by Kate Simon and Eric Clapton. With an additional photographic giclee print of Marley signed by Kate Simon. Simon had unique access to Marley and this book shows him on stage and off, with supplementary texts by Marley's friends and band members, including a remembrance by Chris Blackwell who "discovered" him. Copiously illustrated in colour and black and white throughout. Signedes.

Hardcover. Limited Edition, deluxe issue, one of 350 numbered copies (this being No. 117) SIGNED by authors Ross Halfin and Brad Tolinski, and by Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry. Includes an exclusive print signed by Baron Wolman, the chief photographer of "Rolling Stone" magazine. Comprises nearly 300 of the greatest photographs of Jimi Hendrix ever taken, with 34 of the world's most celebrated rock photographers represented, including Jim Marshall, Gered Mankowitz, Baron Wolman, Jean-Pierre Leloir, and Elliot Landy. Fine and unread, bound in purple quarter leather, with no dust jacket as issued. In the publisher's Fine black leather box with a silkscreen rainbow guitar string pattern on the front of the box. Oversize volume, shipping billed at cost.

[Rock Music / Photography] LIMITED EDITION, No 1836 of 5000 copies, SIGNED by: Bill Wyman, Peter Blake, Adam Cooper, Jann Haworth, Terry Doran, Brian Auger, Eric Burdon, Spencer Davis, Harry Nillson, Ann Marshall and Dennis Hopper. Introduced by Terry Southern, with Forewords by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. Conceived by Bill Wyman, who has signed every copy (the only contributor to do so, among an otherwise random selection of autographs gathered within every book). Folio (38 x 27 x 6cm), pp.368. Original black morocco and yellow buckram, all edges tinted red. Housed in the publisher's silk-screened printed solander box with a sliding blind beneath which conceals a photograph of The Rolling Stones (each book contained a different photo). An as-new unread copy in a clean, fine box, housed in the original card mailing carton. The story of the 'sixties, told through the photographs of Michael Cooper and the words of 93 well-known contributors. Photographer Michael Cooper (1941-1973) had a lasting friendship with both the Beatles and the Stones, and shot the covers for the classic 1967 albums 'Sgt Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band' and 'Their Satanic Majesties Request'.

Quarter Leather & Decorative C. Condition: Fine. Limited Edition. This edition is limited to two thousand five hundred signed copies of which this is number 1569. Signed: George Harrison. Keith West bookplate (signed) on front endpaper and rear endpaper (unsigned). Royal octavo. (18 x 25.5 cm), Decorative cloth and quarter leather. (180pp). In publisher's original black folding box with title inset. With Limited Edition Audio-CD on velvet platter in carrier tray inserted into bottom section of folding box. Fine condition. RARE Size: Royal Octavo. Signed by the Author. Hardcover.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. A very fine first edition, number 2871 of 3500 signed by the ex Beatle, George Harrison. Elegantly bound in the publisher's black morocco and stamped in gilt and red. All edges gilt. The book is housed in a morocco slipcase, including a CD wallet containing two discs and facsimile backstage passes and also including some guitar picks in an enclosed envelope. Both of the discs are in unused condition. A quality publication denoting George Harrison's 1991 tour of Japan with his great friend Eric Clapton. Signed by Author(s).

[Rock Photography] SIGNED LIMITED EDITION, DELUXE ISSUE being number 50 of just 100 copies, in full leather with additional mounted photo of Bill Wyman, signed by Mankowitz. Folio, pp.208. Cardboard mailer dimensions 54 x 41 x 9 cm. Masterprinted on 200gsm matt art paper with red acetate title-page and bound in rich black cloth, silk-screened in silver. Spiral bound in publisher's full leather, with specially produced linen tester magnifying glass, housed in a pictorial solander box, depicting a two-tone silver montage of the Stones. The format is A3 landscape (trimmed page size: 300mm x 420mm). The entire black and white Rolling Stones archive of celebrated Stones photographer Mankowitz is reproduced as 12" x 16" contact sheets. A fine, as-new copy, with the original card mailer. A photographic document of the band backstage, in performance and at the studio, during the classic period 1965-1968, with a fully participant Brian Jones, taken by Mankowitz, successor to David Bailey (who shot the covers of the Stones first two LPs). This unique edition forms the cornerstone of any serious Rolling Stones library. In allowing publication of his complete archive, Mankowitz requested that the number of copies in the edition be kept to an absolute minimum in order to preserve the exclusivity of his historic images. Therefore, the edition is strictly limited to only 950 numbered copies worldwide, of which the first 100 were deluxe issues (as the present copy). Fully subscribed, this is a Genesis 'Hall of Fame' title.

[Rock photo-documentary] SIGNED DELUXE EDITION. Folio (30 x 24cm), pp.136. SIGNED by Photographer Bob Gruen. Bound in three-colour silk-screened fabric cover, featuring Mick Jagger on the front board and Keith Richards on the back, with a four-colour screen printed slipcase featuring the band. A superb production, and a single edition limited to 1750 copies long since sold out, this being number 1043. An unused/as-new copy, in card carton. Crossfire Hurricane is a remarkable collection of photographs capturing twenty-five years of The Rolling Stones in America and contains over 350 shots, many in full colour and some previously unpublished. Famous rock photographer Bob Gruen has worked with many successful musicians, but has remained ever faithful to the group that first captured his heart. From 1972 he has photographed The Stones, documenting the band's touring career and also their solo appearances, both official and impromptu, and alongside other rock'n'roll legends such as John Lennon, Bob Dylan and Chuck Berry. The result is a breathtaking look at their impact on America as one of the most exciting live bands in the history of rock'n'roll.

[Rock music photography] COLLECTOR EDITION, number 1066 of 1750 copies, SIGNED by Putland. Foreword by Stones' guitarist Mick Taylor. 'GROUP' window image- each subscriber chose the photo to be used on the box from a range of shots (Keith, Mick, Charlie, Bill, Group, etc.). Quarter black goatskin over buckram boards, blocked in orange, with vignette portrait. Housed in a custom silk-screened solander box with die-cut window, printed in black and orange. Fine/as new, in the original card mailing box. A pristine copy, purchased by ourselves and dark stored since publication. A superb archive of images with accompanying text, from the Stones official tour photographer, the series of photos run from just before the 1972 world tour through to the 1986 Grammy awards. With a foreword by Mick Taylor. Putland's archive documents the seventies which many consider the most interesting decade in the band's history, and beyond, resulting in a photographic history second to none; including shots of Mick Taylor in the line-up; the incredible It's Only Rock'n'Roll video shoot; the arrival of Ronnie Wood; the first pictures of Keith after his Toronto drug bust; backstage at the Palladium; and the fantastic 100 Club gig. Other musicians also photographed here include Paul McCartney and Billy Preston (The Beatles/Apple), Bob Marley and Peter Tosh (The Wailers), Roger Waters (Pink Floyd) Eric Clapton, Ian McLagan (Small Faces) and Van Morrison. Unbelievably, Michael Putland's images have rarely been published, never exhibited, and never before presented in such an exquisite art form.

LIMITED EDITION, DELUXE ISSUE SIGNED [TWICE] BY RINGO. No 21 of 350 numbered copies, not to be confused with the 'Collector' edition which was numbered up to 2500. Exquisite box set of reproduction postcards sent to Ringo from John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison, with text and extras, autographed on the limitation page. This deluxe version is bound in exclusive red leather and supplied with an extra signed print. Photo album format, housed in a metal GPO style post box, with 'R*S' initials (in place of Royal Mail's 'E II R'). A Superb production, additionally supplied with a page of stamps and three loose cards in a black envelope. As new, in the original outer card mailing carton. The postcards, complete with occasional doodle depict both the spontaneous wit and art of the Beatles. The affectionate jottings give an insight to the unique bond that existed between the members of the fab four. There is a revealing and humourous accompanying text from Ringo which explains the cards and documents the corresponding moments of his life. Each unique copy has a specially selected stamp affixed to the title page (no two stamps the same), and the limitation page takes the form of a post mark.

Condition: Fine. First Edition. First edition, volume II only. Copy 2102 of 2,500 signed by former Beatle George Harrison and music producer Keith West on a bookplate on the front free endpaper. Bound in publisher's black morocco, spine lettered in gilt, housed in black cloth clamshell box with compartment containing compact disc with exclusive music in a black velvet tray. Fine in a Near Fine box with slight bump to top corner of front cover, disc as new with no visible wear. An excellent copy of an illustrated presentation of the Quiet Beatle's solo work. The colorfully illustrated second volume contains 59 songs by George Harrison, including such classics as 'My Sweet Lord', 'Something' and 'All Things Must Pass'.

Condition: Fine. First Edition. Signed by George Harrison on limitation at front, one of 3,500 copies. 274 pp. Publisher's black morocco stamped in gilt and red, housed in morocco slipcase with CD wallet containing both discs a facsimile backstage passes and guitar picks in unopened envelope. Fine, both discs Near Mint with no visible wear, Fine slipcase. A deluxe 1991 Japanese tour memoir written by former Beatle Harrison, some guy on guitar named Eric Clapton (probably just some hired hand or something, I'm guessing?), and bandmates with many color photos and two CDs. The next best thing to having been there. Or if you were there, what better way to reminisce?

Condition: Fine. Deluxe Limited Edition. Signed limited deluxe edition. One of 200 deluxe copies [on an edition of 2,500 total], signed by Steven Gunther (Curt Gunther's son and custodian of the Gunther archive.) Bound in publisher's full black leather with gilt tooling and gilded page edges, with a lithographed print of George Harrison laid in, in a lithographed slipcase. Fine. Features over 350 of Gunther's photographs taken during The Beatles 1964 US tour, intimately capturing the mania along with moments of relaxation.

Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. Deluxe Limited Edition. Signed limited deluxe edition. One of 350 deluxe copies [of an edition of 1,250 total], signed by David Steen, and additionally signed by Sir Roger Moore. Bound in publisher's full silver leather with page edges in silver, in printed transparent jacket, housed in a yellow and clear plastic box, in yellow pull-string bag; this deluxe edition also includes a numbered print of Rod Steward signed by Steen that does not appear in the book. Fine, with a tiny scuff to the bag. Steen photographed many leading cultural and political luminaries of the last century, including The Beatles, Twiggy, Ian Fleming, Truman Capote, Eric Clapton, Peter Sellers and Michael Caine.