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Musicians Who Sell Their Signatures In Shop.

We now have a Musician-Direct Autograph Sales Forum where you can post individual discussions of new offerings. It's a big change—and a big improvement. We closed this discussion after 8 years but it will always be available to read.

The new system has been in place for 2 months now and it's working well.

This video shows you how easy the new forum is to use.

You can follow the forum and be notified of new signings exclusively! And you can enter a musician's name in the forum's search box and find any discussions about them.

Be sure to click the Follow link at the bottom of the list of discussions.

Try it...I think you'll like it.

Steve Cyrkin

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Though I recall a member posting a blog asking about this a while ago, I could not relocate it for my purpose in this discussion.

It can be nice when one stumbles upon a musician's shop (via their website), to see that they are selling their autographs. I figured this could grow as a wee database for listing those musicians who partake in this.

I recently recieved a couple press photos signed in ballpoint from John Mayall's website (http://www.johnmayall.com/merch.html). I am also aware that you can purchase signed CDs from Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits(http://peternoone.com/store/). John 5 ( formerly Marilyn Manson, Rob Zombie guitarist) sells various items signed, with an option to dedicate.

So, does anyone else know of this being done by other musicians?

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Permalink Reply by Steve F on February 20, 2019 at 12:00pm

I was in their Newbury Street, Boston store this past weekend and asked if they had any signed CDs available. The person working the basement music department told me they never carried signed versions in the store—that they were handled entirely though the website. Bummer. I did find some good deals on unsigned records though.

Permalink Reply by Rich on February 20, 2019 at 3:43pm

Robin Trower added to Newbury.

https://www.newburycomics.com/collections/autographed-cd-pre-orders...

Permalink Reply by Steve P. on February 21, 2019 at 8:06am

Ordered one. Also check out the Gary Hoey signed cd. He's another great blues guitar player.

Permalink Reply by Rich on February 20, 2019 at 7:31pm

Dido posted this on her Facebook page.

Permalink Reply by Rich on February 21, 2019 at 6:25am

Image of the signed 12 x 12 artwork posted on her website as well.

Permalink Reply by Rich on February 21, 2019 at 10:24am

Looks like the Dido Amazon UK CDs are signed in thin silver paint pen.

Permalink Reply by mccawgomets on February 21, 2019 at 12:53pm

Hey guys!

Question for all you Graphers. I have accumulated several signed cd booklets over the years and am looking for archival storage solutions. I have seen BCW has single poly sleeves that would work but ideally would like them stored in a binder in pages. Anyone come across anything suitable?

Permalink Reply by Rich on February 21, 2019 at 12:57pm

Not really. There are poly sleeves at hobby lobby that are cheap solutions from a protection/preservation standpoint, but I haven't found anything really great for organization.

Permalink Reply by PFCollector on February 21, 2019 at 1:04pm

I use the Hobby Lobby archival sleeves as well... But they can't be stored in a binder. Maybe you could put them in a archival sleeve, then in an actual CD binder. Its been a long time since I used CDs but I remember my friend had a binder with his CDs that he put the booklets in with the CDs. Not sure if there was space for them specifically or if he just put them with the CDs but might be something to look into. Otherwise maybe the archival sleeves then into a photo album. Or sleeves for something larger like 8x10s... just throwing out some ideas.

Permalink Reply by Steve on February 21, 2019 at 1:10pm