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0:00It's April 29th. From red carpets to breaking stories, this is entertainment and celebrity news, powered by AI. Record producer Corda Marshall, the guy who spotted talents like Muse and the Darkness, just auctioned off his massive personal record collection in. Woking, Surrey. This London-born 65-year-old built a 40-year treasure trove of rare acetates, signed white labels and gold silver and platinum discs, from his day shaping music. After this week at U-Bang's auction house, dozens of crates went under the hammer, packed with pieces from his work with giants like Erythmix, Madonna, Green Day, and the Prodigy. Marshall got fire from RCA for signing an unknown boy band called Take That, whose early singles flapped, so he launched his own label, Infectious. Records. Auctioneer Andrew U-Bang called it, a direct snapshot of Marshall's huge footprint on the UK Indy scene and global pop charts. Once snapped up quirky items, too, like a red-hot chili pepper surfboard and a more

1:00seportable record player from his promotional tour. Topsellers included white label pressings and acetates from IndyBang, the wedding present, fetching 1,560 pounds, plus a. Framed copy of their 1990 album Bizarro, for 845 pounds. Bowie vinyls went for 780 pounds, and punk in New Wave LP's pulled in 975. Marshall's off to work on Blondie's next album now, passing these gems to new collectors who actually spin them.