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UK: Genesis, 1995. First Edition. 236pp. AS NEW, still in shrink wrap. SIGNED. #2,299/2,500.
Genesis: "Sometime in New York City is a tale of two people and one city: the romance of John and Yoko set against the vibrant backdrop of New York. The book documents the last decade of John Lennon's life with Yoko Ono, illustrated with a collection of intimate photographs selected from the archive of Bob Gruen. The beautiful large-format book comprises 236 pages superbly master-printed in fine screen colour and silver under printings. The paper is 200gsm matt art with trace overlays. The unique hand-binding is in aluminium and leather. The aluminium front and back boards are silk-screened with images of John Lennon. The box material is screened in full colour and has a metal title-plate."

London: Genesis Publications, 1987, 1992. Quarto, with colour plates and illustrations by Keith West. Original black half-morocco boards, gilt edges, with limited edition CD 'Songs' and 'Songs 2', housed in custom-made clamshell boxes with a card tray. Each limited to 2,500 copies, these being matching #/s 1,061/2,500. SIGNED by both George Harrison and Keith West. SIGNED LIMITED EDITION.
The 'Songs' are illustrated by talented New Zealand botanical artist Keith West, who impressed Harrison with his wealth of fantastical imagery. With additional text by Ringo Starr, Elton John, Harry Nilsson and Jeff Lynne. The music included was exclusive to this edition. "Harrison, the youngest Beatle--who played lead guitar and wrote memorable songs such as 'Something,' 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' and 'Here Comes the Sun'--was considered by many to be the group's most thoughtful, spiritual member. His signature guitar style, owing both to blues and early rock and roll, gave the Beatles' music a distinctive character".

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 1980. UNCORRECTED PROOF. Softcover. VERY GOOD. Some wear, a mark on the front cover and a few pencil marks on last page, else fine. Uncommon.
Soon to Be a Major Motion Picture is the inspirational life story of Abbie Hoffman, co-founder of the Yippie movement and one of the most important activists of the twentieth century. Hoffman provides a first-hand account of such memorable actions as the "levitation" of the Pentagon, the dropping of dollar bills onto the New York Stock Exchange floor, and the Chicago Seven trial, as well as his friendships with other "movement" activists including among others, Jerry Rubin, Bobby Seale and Allen Ginsberg.

New York: Dey Street, 2021. First Edition. 376pp. Hardcover: FINE. Dust Wrapper: FINE.
Reading this book, Dave Grohl's enthusiasm for music, and his appreciation for everything in his life, shines through on every page. Grohl has become America's musician and his humbleness, combined with enormous talent places him in a category with too few others.