This weeks Memorabilia Of The Week item is this wrist watch that BMG issued to help with the promotion of Annie Lennox’s album Medusa.  We have no idea how many were produced, but recently a few have been on ebay with prices of around...

This weeks memorabilia of the week are these 2 T-shirts that were sold on the Dave Stewart Greetings From The Gutter Tour.  What makes these items particularly special is that the artwork on the front of the shirts was produced by Dave’s artist friend Damien Hirst.      

This weeks memorabilia of the week is the 10×8 publicity photograph issued to promote the single Avenue D taken from the film soundtrack Rooftops.  Dave Stewart and Etta James also recorded a video to go with the track, see related posts below for the link to the...

This weeks Memorabilia Of The Week are these three pieces of artwork created by Dave Stewart, inspired by Bob Dylan and auction by Warchild. Dave Stewart’s Milestone – Bob Dylan “If it were not for Bob Dylan’s songs being played in our house, I would never have learned to play the guitar. I learned every song from the Freewheelin album for my first public appearance. I wanted to make my Milestone a simple piece...

This weeks memorabilia of the week are the design drawings for the Eurythmics Love Is A Stranger 7″ Single Picture Disc.  The origin of the item is not known, but it was sold at an auction house I believe around 2003.   We’ve included the pictures of the finished picture disc for you to compare!   ...

This weeks memorabilia of the week is the tour programme for Dave Stewart’s Spiritual Cowboys tour.   Presented here as a flip book – Sorry Ipad owners it is in flash, but w should have a solution for you soon!  Click epxand to see the programme in full screen mode.  Brings back some great memories of these concerts!   Open publication - Free publishing - More dave...

This weeks Memorabilia Of The Week is this original signed record advance signed by Dave Stewart, Annie Lennox and Peet Coombes for Borderline.  The contract states that upon securing a record contract they would be paid £250 as an advance against their first recording sessions.  In real terms that was about £2000 in today’s money. Although the letter is addressed to Annie, she signed the contract as Ann in 1977. This item was...

This weeks Memorabilia Of The Week is this Ghost The Musical luggage tag. The tag was given away in the goodie bag given to people attending the Ghost The Musical after show party in London earlier this...

This week and our final look at Revenge memorabilia for now includes this very rare pare of D&A Sunglasses, a much sought after Revenge Badge in 3d enamel, and this pocket watch, which is engraved with Eurythmics on the inside, the exact origins of which are unknown. Click here to see all of the posts in...

Today we have an assortment of items for you to look at, including some unusual t-shirts and sweatshirts and a Miracle Of love mug in gold and black.  The Live poster shown here is actually enormous, far larger than the normal subway posters.  it is also printed on Kodak photographic paper and was created in house at HMV Oxford Street, as they did with most of their display that went along the walls...