Elvis Presley's jumpsuit.

Mr Chops' Hawaiian shirt ... acid washed jeans and his
white runners.......not 'cause I want 'em just so I can burn 'em



ROCKMAN

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Come On
John Lennons black Rickenbacker...and Brians Vox-guitar...

Sorry,but the Teardrop Vox is mine.

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sweetcharmedlife
Mick Jagger's bank account.

Ya could buy all the rest (at least most) with this!

"No Anchovies, Please"

Elvis's Gold Lame Suit!

Brian Jones tear shaped Vox guitar.

Keef's les Paul

The guitar

Neil Young's acoustic guitar once owned by Hank Williams

What about this hat and guitar and cape..



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Anything personal from Jim Morrison, especially a notebook or a piece of clothing or furniture. Actually, I do have a tile from the stairs of his former apartment.

Also on the dream list: a guitar pick used by Jimmy Page. I can dream large, can't I...

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Claire_M
a guitar pick used by Jimmy Page

My brother has one of the picks Page used in Polar Studios back in 78. He collects picks and has some real nice ones. But since he won't give me the pick he got from Gilmour I guess he won't give you the Page pick. He is such a cheap bastard!

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GimmieChris
Brian Jones tear shaped Vox guitar.

The Hard Rock people own it (or one of them). My bro and I saw it on exhibit when there was that nifty Hard Rock Vault in Orlando, Florida. It was in bad shape - strings broken, etc. But it was on display with a letter Brian had written to a fan, very sweet, thanking her for her compliments about "19th Nervous Breakdown."

Tonteprapi, you should have checked out Jimmy Page's web site yesterday, he was talking about his experience in recording at Polar Studios and had a bunch of high detail photographs. Your brother worked there, I'm assuming? I didn't know until JP mentioned it that it was owned by Benny and Bjorn from Abba. They offered him 3 weeks free, so that was the incentive. Your cheap brother has something in common with the master

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Claire_M

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GimmieChris
Brian Jones tear shaped Vox guitar.

The Hard Rock people own it (or one of them). My bro and I saw it on exhibit when there was that nifty Hard Rock Vault in Orlando, Florida. It was in bad shape - strings broken, etc. But it was on display with a letter Brian had written to a fan, very sweet, thanking her for her compliments about "19th Nervous Breakdown."

Tonteprapi, you should have checked out Jimmy Page's web site yesterday, he was talking about his experience in recording at Polar Studios and had a bunch of high detail photographs. Your brother worked there, I'm assuming? I didn't know until JP mentioned it that it was owned by Benny and Bjorn from Abba. They offered him 3 weeks free, so that was the incentive. Your cheap brother has something in common with the master

I saw this guitar in the Atlanta Hard Rock several years ago. They have a nice collection of memorabilia.

"No Anchovies, Please"

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Claire_M
Tonteprapi, you should have checked out Jimmy Page's web site yesterday, he was talking about his experience in recording at Polar Studios and had a bunch of high detail photographs. Your brother worked there, I'm assuming? I didn't know until JP mentioned it that it was owned by Benny and Bjorn from Abba. They offered him 3 weeks free, so that was the incentive. Your cheap brother has something in common with the master

I missed it! Even though In Through the Out Door is a bit weak I like many of the songs. My brother didn't work at Polar but his friend's brother did and he managed to get (or steal) two picks that Page used there.. Page had just left them there and many years later my brother bought one of them for about 200 USD.

What a sweet deal Jimmy got from Björn and Benny! Yeah, it sounds like Page has something in common with my brother. Haha!