Search Results: Books from Gregor Rare Books

Langley, WA:, 2016.. This inaugural CD features twelve original songs written by lead singer David Gregor. The band includes David Licastro on lead guitar, Russell Sparkman on bass and Scott Small on drums. Singer/songwriter Alicia Elliott provides backing vocals on two cuts.

Langley:: Deja Blooze,, 2010.. This collection contains nine original blues songs written by David Gregor. Songs include: John the Revelator, Goodbye Blues, We all Gotta Change (trio), Photograph Blues, I Ain't Got Nobody, Lonesome Woman Blues, Six Feet Under, Someone's Calling My Name, We All Gotta Change (solo).

Langley:, 2010.. This is a live recording of the January 15, 2010 concert performed by the Deja Blooze allstar band as part of the local artist series sponsored by the Whidbey Island Center for the Arts. The Deja Blooze lineup includes David Gregor on rhythm guitar and vocals, David Licastro on lead guitar, Larry Neubauer on piano, Levi Burkle on bass guitar and Dave Guignac on harmonica. Of the fourteen songs recorded, nine were written by David Gregor.Each year, a group of WICA judges selects four Whidbey Island performers to feature in their Local Artist Series and they provide their 250 seat concert venue at no charge. The evening with Deja Blooze was scheduled to coincide with the celebration of Martin Luther King's birthday and the house was sold out. This live performance celebrates the history of American blues music and features some of the finest musicians on Whidbey Island.

Seattle:: Alki Press,, 1997.. First Printing of the First Edition. New in wraps. First Paperback edition. There was a hardcover signed limited of 100 copies. Signed by the author. From waiting in plastic chairs, to putting a brother in a clothes dryer, blue Parisian rooms, to the sun shining on a Spanish onion field, from the reflection of dying Emperor Tong to a man in a Los Angeles coffee shop worried about his soul--these poems are micro-stories illuminating the world without and the world within.

Santa Barbara:: Black Sparrow Press,, 2001.. First Printing of the First Edition. A Fine copy of this postcard poem "I Pour a Drink and Toast Love" by Bukowski published by Black Sparrow Press in celebration of their 35th year in business. Not issued for sale but sent out to the friends and customers of the press.

Langley:: GRB Publishers,, 2023.. First Printing of the First US Edition. A Fine copy in Illustrated paperback binding. In The Gitana Poems, his second book of poetry, David Gregor meditates on the often chimeral alchemy between Muse and creator. These loosely linked poems stitch together momentary bursts of illumination that, taken together, probe the roots of life and inspiration. These poems reveal that the most fleeting moments of life can trigger the deepest source of creation.

Seattle:: Alki Press,, 1992.. First Printing of the First Edition. A Fine unread copy. A trade paperback original. Signed by the author. There was no hardcover edition of this book. Set on Puget Sound in the Pacific Northwest during the summer of 1966, In Different Times follows nineteen year old Eddie Carr and his friends through the last turbulent summer of their adolescence. This fiction memoir is the author's first book. Author Jim Heynen wrote: "The book reminds me of Steinbeck and the best of realistic American Fiction in its unswerving allegiance to well-defined people and place."

Langley:: GRB Publishers,, 2019.. First Printing of the First US Edition. An As New copy in illustrated paperback binding. This memoir explores the late-life romance of the author and the alluring and enigmatic Rose and the author's search for the meaning of their seemingly perfect but brief life together. Despite their affair's brevity, it provides each of them what has been missing from their lives and ultimately changes them both. The Rose Tattoo is more than the story of a romance; it is also the story of the mysterious nature of love, fate, and the sacrifices the heart sometimes demands. Set on Whidbey Island and in New Orleans, The Rose Tattoo explores how people come into our life for a reason and the sometimes painful price of happiness.

Seattle:: Puget Sound Press,, 2001.. First Printing of the First Edition. Trade Paperback Original. A Fine copy. There was no hardcover edition of this book. In 1967, eighteen year old Morse Code operator Eddie Carr is assigned to an army listening post in Panama. What he finds there changes his life. When his closest friend goes missing deep in the jungle Eddie follows. And soon Eddie's search to save his friend turns into Eddie's battle against the powerful forces of the jungle to save his own life. The madness and poetry of Hundred Waters takes the reader on a journey into one man's encounter with the power of place and the uncertainties of self.

Langley, WA:, 2023.. This CD features fourteen original songs that explore the mysteries of the heart. Price includes shipping.

Tucson:: SUN/gemini Press,, 1986.. First Paperback Printing. A Fine copy in stiff cream paperback binding.

Seattle: :: Alki Press,, 1997.. First Printing of the First Edition. A Fine new copy of the hardbound edition without dust jacket as issued. This Limited Edition is one of only 100 hardcover copies signed and numbered by the author.

St. Joseph::: Pony Express Bar-n-Hotel,,, No Date... A Near Fine copy of this map measuring 7 x 21 inches. The map shows the route of the Pony Express, trails, and outposts established by soldiers, traders and trappers.

San Francisco::: Beattitude Press,,, 1976... First Printing of the First US Edition. A Near Fine copy, folded twice.

San Francisco::: Camels Coming Press,,, 1970... First Printing of the First US Edition. A Very Good copy in wraps; slight offsetting to covers. Fox produced several Bukowski publiscations along with his own poetry.

N.P.::: Ox Head Press,,, 1975... Limited Edition. A Near Fine copy with a touch of darkening to spine.in original blue paper wraps. This is one of only 400 copies produced. Blazek was an early supporter of Bukowski and a poet in his own write. He was the editor of "Ole" magazine which published many of Bukowski's early poems. This chapbook contains six poems.

Santa Barbara::: Unicorn Press,,, 1968... First Printing of the First US Edition. A Fine copy in illustrated paper wraps. This is one of 500 copies of this volume of which only 30 copies were signed. This copy is unsigned.

Langley::: GRB Publishers,,, 2015... First Printing of the First US Edition. A Fine tight new copy in illustrated glassy paperback binding. "Into the Fold: A Primer for Beginning Book Collectors" is the most comprehensive introduction to the exciting world of book collecting. This valuable resource provides anyone new to book collecting with the fundamentals of building a first class book collection. "Into the Fold" addresses the essential topics which apply to all book collecting categories, including first edition identification, book terminology, condition assessment, valuation, book resources, and much more. A sound understanding of the elemental collecting criteria is essential to successful book collecting, and here the author--a 30-year veteran in the book trade--provides indispensable core strategies and specific examples to help the novice book collector embark on a rewarding personal collecting adventure.

London:: The Folio Society,, 1955.. Reprint Edition. A Very Good copyin illustrated boards. First hand account of the interactions between the crew of HMS Dolphin and the locals on Tahiti in the summer of 1767. The crew were the first Europeans to set foot there. The second lieutenant Furneaux went on to command the Adventure a few years later in Captain Cooks second circumnavigation. Petty Officer John Gore had already made a circumnavigation (on the Dolphin) with Commodore Byron in 1765. Byron being the poets grandfather. Gore was barely home before he joined Cook in the Endeavour, and returned to Tahiti. He also served on Cooks last expedition and brought his body home.

Lincoln:: The Best Cellar Press,, 1972.. First Printing of the First US Edition. A Near Fine copy in mustard paperback binding with a slight crease to the text. Review copy with review slip enclosed. This chapbook contains eleven poems by the Arizona poet.