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Comment by Robert Babb on January 13, 2011 at 12:25pm

I got autographs from bobby sherman and lesley gore this week ttm.

Comment by JJ on January 6, 2011 at 4:48pm

The handwriting in the "Jagger" looks more like Neil Armstrong's.  I've attached a couple of samples that I think are genuine (I don't own them) so you can see how Jagger writes.  The one on the left is probably older. 

I personally would stay away from any of the condensed signature Clapton's from the last 20 years or so, unless you're sure he signed it.  He used to have a gorgeous, full signature, but a 2-year-old could do the new ones.  Notice the signature on the Clapton Strat.  Mick.jpg

Comment by Bjarne Soderholm on January 6, 2011 at 4:28pm

It looks like the same person have signed both pictures. And that person is neither Mick Jagger or Eric Clapton.

Comment by Chris Klamer on January 6, 2011 at 1:41pm

Looking for some advice on the following signed Mick Jagger and Eric Clapton pictures what do you think?

 

Comment by James R. Altmann on December 31, 2010 at 12:22am

This is one of my favorite things I have come across on ebay in a good while. Seller user ID is: estreet-graphs. This particular ebay item number is140494438866. Even the most casual of music fans know the difference between John Cale - probably most well known as a member of the seminal new york tastemakers The Velvet Underground & J. J. Cale (whom Clapton after 35 years continues to shamelessly nick his style from, record his songs, and roll out on tour with every now and again). Problem is the "problem" signature is "supposed" to be that of John Cale, but is on a J.J. Cale album.

Comment by James R. Altmann on December 31, 2010 at 12:12am

Comment by Michael Kasmar-AutographPros.com on December 30, 2010 at 12:01pm

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Comment by Robert Babb on December 30, 2010 at 9:06am

I got an autograph ttm from barry mcquire who recorded one of my favorite classics eve of destruction.

Comment by Tim Henderson on December 7, 2010 at 12:37pm

Ok so I got a call last friday saying that Billy Gibbons was doing a sit down signing at a Motorcycle Show. I did not believe it until I got there and saw the set up. I have chased Billy for over 7 years and have never been able to get an autograph from him. My luck was about to change not only did I get one he signed all 5 of my items. I then found out how long he would be signing and they said 3 hours. I saw people in line getting guitars signed and I have heard that he does not sign guitars so when i saw that, my buddy and I made a phone call to his wife and she went and bought us each a guitar and bought them to us at the show. I then approached Billy with my guitar and he was so nice asking how I was doing he then took his pen and started drawing designs on the guitar and signed it with an every letter B I L L Y G autograph that I have never seen before, he also added ZZ Top above his autograph! I ask ssome of my friend and they told me that is how he use to sign was printed out like that but he only signs that way now when he is taking his time. Has anyone ever got an autograph from him looking like that before I am just curious. I am going to try and update this with an upclose pic of the signature. But i can not express what a great day i had, I finally got all my ZZ top albums signed along with a guitar like I have never seen before!!!!

Comment by stu deitcher on November 7, 2010 at 8:51pm

I was fortunate enough to get a Ringo autograph 16 months ago. Coming directly from Los Angeles it only took 6 months after my request. It's the only Beatle autograph that I didn't have to buy from a dealer. It must have been great to get an autograph directly from the Stars back in the 60's!!

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