On September 11-13, 2020 took in Beverly Hills (California) the "Julien's Auctions: Property from Bill Wyman and his Rolling Stones Archive" place - [www.JuliensAuctions.com] . See also here: [iorr.org] .

For this auction is a Catalogue-set (printed, PDF, online flip-through) available.

The PDF-Catalogues as well as the large pictures (size: 1584x2050 pixels) of the 3 online Flipping-Books (928 pages) were combined into one RAR-file [449 MB].

Download until 20-Sep-2020: [we.tl] .



Update:

List of the winning bids (PDF, with prices) + 1406 pictures of the lots (size: 1500x1500 pixels) from [www.JuliensLive.com] .

Download [217 MB] until 21-Sep-2020: [we.tl] .



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2020-09-14 21:20 by Irix.

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Muchisimos gras

Thanks!

Post updated with a list of the winning bids (PDF) + 1414 pictures of the lots -- see Post #1.

thanks

thx.. prices they don't seem as daunting as they seemed before, though after my invoice today I realize I did well NOT to win, those extra fees and shipping costs sure add up

bill needs money

first bass, vox amp (put him in the band)

sad but......mick will buy many things

Thanks Irix!

Thank's This will be interesting

Any chance that somebody who has looked through all the items can say if there was any unreleased audio amongst the lots?
I'm assuming not, as it would probably of been mentioned already.
Does he still have the Curly Clayton reel?

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crjowls

Any chance that somebody who has looked through all the items can say if there was any unreleased audio amongst the lots?

No, there were no RS-Tapes (except 8-Tracks). Simply scroll through the Auction-results: [www.JuliensLive.com] .

THX

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Irix

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crjowls

Any chance that somebody who has looked through all the items can say if there was any unreleased audio amongst the lots?

No, there were no RS-Tapes (except 8-Tracks). Simply scroll through the Auction-results: [www.JuliensLive.com] .

Thanks Irix (I remember using Irix OS on a college computer in the early 1990s)

I asked if anybody knew as it's a lot to go through. I could simply scroll but there are over 1000 items. At a limit of 48 items a page that's 20 pages to go through.

I did notice he sold a copy of Jim Morrison's Ode to LA While Thinking of Brian Jones, Deceased. Distributed at The Doors' 2 Aquarius dates 21 and 22 July 1969.
I wonder if he was there? I can't recall him saying anything about it in his book. I know the Stones were at LA's Elektra studios around October 1969, when they done Country Honk.

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crjowls

Thanks Irix (I remember using Irix OS on a college computer in the early 1990s)

Yes, from SiliconGraphics (SGI) which made Workstations and high-performance Computers. That's where it comes from. I've used in the 1990s their Workstations at the University (and still own a 'Indy').

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crjowls

I did notice he sold a copy of Jim Morrison's Ode to LA While Thinking of Brian Jones, Deceased. Distributed at The Doors' 2 Aquarius dates 21 and 22 July 1969.
I wonder if he was there? I can't recall him saying anything about it in his book. I know the Stones were at LA's Elektra studios around October 1969, when they done Country Honk.

Maybe it's better to use the thread about Bill Wyman's auction in the Tell-Me-section for these questions - [iorr.org] .

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Irix
(and still own a 'Indy').

Nekochan!!!
I do still have a Nintendo 64 with it's vaseline smeared SGI graphics.

Thanks for the heads up about the thread in Tell Me.

Hi and merry christmas to everybody.
It would be possible for someone to reupload the catalogue set of Bill's auction?
Thanks in advance