20th May, 2025 10:00
The Annie Nightingale Collection
STEELY DAN - 7" PACK (INC DEMOS)
STEELY DAN - 7" PACK (INC DEMOS). A quality pack of 8 7" singles by Steely Dan, including some demo pressings. Artists/ titles include Dallas (SD1, single sided promo), Black Friday (ABC 4058, demo), Rikki Don't Lose That Number (PRO 622, demo), Peg (ABC 4207, promo), Hey Nineteen (MCA 659), Babylon Sisters (MCA 680), Time Out Of Mind (MCA 680, promo) and Rikki Don't Lose That Number (ABC 4241). Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+, some of the records may require a professional clean.
Sold for £85
Hammer Price
STEELY DAN - 7" PACK (INC DEMOS). A quality pack of 8 7" singles by Steely Dan, including some demo pressings. Artists/ titles include Dallas (SD1, single sided promo), Black Friday (ABC 4058, demo), Rikki Don't Lose That Number (PRO 622, demo), Peg (ABC 4207, promo), Hey Nineteen (MCA 659), Babylon Sisters (MCA 680), Time Out Of Mind (MCA 680, promo) and Rikki Don't Lose That Number (ABC 4241). Condition is generally VG+ to Ex+, some of the records may require a professional clean.
Auction: The Annie Nightingale Collection, 20th May, 2025
We are thrilled to present this exclusive sale of an exceptional collection of vinyl records and memorabilia from the legendary DJ Annie Nightingale.
As the first female presenter on BBC Radio 1 and a true icon of music broadcasting, Annie's influence spans decades and genres. This unique collection offers a rare glimpse into her extraordinary career, featuring personally curated vinyl, signed items, radio ephemera, and music memorabilia that reflect her passion, taste, and legacy.
Whether you're a dedicated fan, a vinyl collector, or a music history enthusiast, this is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to own a piece of broadcasting history.
Check out this BBC programme, Punk & New Wave Years with Annie Nightingale to find out more about how Annie Nightingale led the way as Radio 1's first female DJ and introduced a generation to exciting new sounds as the face of the Old Grey Whistle Test from 1978. Back then, punk was hard to find on mainstream television and Annie sought to build a platform for young people to have their say.
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