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Royal Festival Hall 70th Celebration Poster. Limited edition, autographed by Roy. Large (70cm x 100cm)
Printed on good quality poster paper. Design by Harry Pearce at Pentagram. 

Small print on poster reads: 70th Birthday Concert 5th November 2011 With the David Bedford Players and very special guests Jimmy Page Joanna Newsom Nick Harper Jonathan Wilson

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Original Release 1971. Digitally remastered audio 2007.

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The Passions Of Great Fortune. Roy Harper The Songs Explored. Lyrics and commentary by Roy Harper. 320 pages, Full colour, Hardback. Over 250 photos and other illustrations. Designed by Science Friction Cover design by Harry Pearce Cover photo by Richard Imrie Release Date: Sept 14th, 2003 Publisher: Science Friction Ltd. ISBN: 0-9545264-0-6

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Released 1974. 'Valentine' is a collection of the smaller works that were written during the 'Stormcock' - 'Lifemask' era. It is a balanced record with contributions from Jimmy Page, Keith Moon, Pete Sears and Max Middleton, with orchestral arrangements by David Bedford. Learn More

Released 1985. Jugula was the fifth project that Jimmy Page and I had worked on, but the first record that we made together in its entirety. It was a very enjoyable experience. I went down to Jimmy's place a few times with an eight track Teac borrowed from Pete Townsend, and we worked on it there for a while. Learn More

Released in 1992. I used this motto as the title to this album because it's the way that I felt at the time. I had had a relationship of ten years with a lady whom I really loved. When I lost her in 1992, it did seem for a long time that I had lost my will to live as well. Learn More

Released 1974. 'Valentine' is a collection of the smaller works that were written during the 'Stormcock' - 'Lifemask' era. It is a balanced record with contributions from Jimmy Page, Keith Moon, Pete Sears and Max Middleton, with orchestral arrangements by David Bedford.

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Released 1985. Jugula was the fifth project that Jimmy Page and I had worked on, but the first record that we made together in its entirety. It was a very enjoyable experience. I went down to Jimmy's place a few times with an eight track Teac borrowed from Pete Townsend, and we worked on it there for a while.

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Released in 1992. I used this motto as the title to this album because it's the way that I felt at the time. I had had a relationship of ten years with a lady whom I really loved. When I lost her in 1992, it did seem for a long time that I had lost my will to live as well.

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