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Warner Brothers. No binding. Very Good. [Los Angeles: Warner Brothers, 1954]. Vintage original 12 x 26" (30 x 67 cm.) tri-folded poster. Overall minor edge wear, a bit more at top right side and mid left side and at fold creases, very good. This poster is for record store display for the 1954 Columbia Records first release of this historic film soundtrack. Judy Garland recorded exclusively for Decca Records between 1936-1946. Her home film studio, MGM, asked her to give up that contract when they started releasing soundtracks in 1946. Though some of the Decca output included her movie songs, she was able to branch out in many styles and perform record-only songs for Decca. Though she continued that career path on radio, it was not until leaving MGM and creating her own stage show that she then went back to her recording career. In 1953 she signed a contract with… Read More

Belga Live. No binding. Fine. 'Ghent: Belga Live, [1988} Vintage original 28 x 20" (71 x 50 cm.) Belgian concert poster, unfolded, fine. A poster from early in the career of the Sugarcubes, which in turn launched the career of Björk. They were an Icelandic alternative rock band, around from 1986 until 1992, the year when they disbanded. This December 11, 1988 concert in Ghent, Belgium, is from the same year as the release of their debut album, Life''s Too Good, which was an unexpected international success and which contained their signature song, "Birthday".'