
Black Sabbath photo during recording of S/T album (1969)
Rare photograph of Black Sabbath during recording of their self-titled album at Regent Sound Studio (1969)
Rare photograph of Black Sabbath during recording of their self-titled album at Regent Sound Studio (1969)
One of the most interesting items from the 40 Years of Heavy Metal and Its Unique Birth Place Exhibition.
The Kinks ' You Really Got Me' 7" single (1964). Credited by many as being one of the first 'heavy metal' songs.
The Electric Guitar Amplifier Handbook by Jack Darr (1966)
Mothers membership card (1968)
Harry Barber's memories of Music Machine are more detailed than Ozzy's account on page 49 of the autobiography I Am Ozzy.
One of two records called BRUM BEAT released in 1964.
The Rare Breed advert
Henry's Bueshouse membership card
Advert for the opening of Henry's Blueshouse
Various band business cards (1967-1969)
Strange Conflict – Dennis Wheatley (1965). Geezer Butler of Black Sabbath was influenced by Wheatley's works.
Flyer for a gig at The Pokey Hole blues club, Lichfield, Staffordshire, UK on 1st August 1969
Photographs from Henry’s Blueshouse (1968-72)
Keith Law is a gigging musician and song writer now based in the west country. In the mid – late 60s he was Birmingham based. Around this time he came into contact with Robert Plant and the Band of Joy. In this oral history clip .
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Blues Folk Festival poster
To the Devil a Daughter - Dennis Wheatley (1968)
Advert for gig at Henry's Blues House on 26th November 1968
Melody Maker (1969) - The Blues still dominated the front pages up until the late 60's.
Dennis Wheatley novel
Bootleg Album Cover - Zeppelin Live at Blueberry Hill
Rare Breed gig advert for 13th January 1968 at Cofton Country Club, Warren Lane, Rednal