UP FOR SALE A RARE TERRY CALLIER ( MISPELLED COLLIER ) TITLED: ANATHEA AUDIODISC REFERENCE RECORDING 10" ACETATE. 
I'VE SOLD IN THE PAST A RARE LOT OF BOB DYLAN ( AS SHOWN IN THE LAST 2 PHOTOGRAPH) PROMO SAMPLE ACETATES WITH MUSICAL SHEETS IN HERITAGE AUCTION THAT CAME IN THE SAME STORAGE UNIT AS THE TERRY CALLIER ACETATE THAT I'M SELLING TODAY, AT THE TIME THAT I PUT IN AUCTION THE BOB'S DYLAN RECORDS I MADE A RESEARCH ABOUT THE TERRY CALLIER ACETATE BUT I DIDN'T FIND A SINGER WITH THAT NAME SINGING THE SONG ANATHEA BECAUSE HIS LAST NAME IS MISSPELLED ( COLLIER) SO I DIDN'T SENT THE RECORD TO HERITAGE AUCTION, I ALSO SOLD COUPLE OF RECORDS OF OTHER IMPORTANT SINGERS AS WELL ON EBAY. 
THIS IS THE TERRY CALLIER RAREST ACETATE BECAUSE HE COPYRIGHTED THE SONG "ANATHEA" THE 4 OF DECEMBER OF 1962 BUT HE NEVER PERFORMED THE SONG ( AS SHOWN IN THE 4TH PHOTOGRAPH FROM THE GOOGLE CATALOG OF COPYRIGHT SONGS AT THAT TIME)
ANATHEA: Lazlo Feher stole a stallion, 
Stole him from the misty mountain, 
And they chased him and they caught him, 
And in iron chains they bound him. 

Word was brought to Anathea 
That her brother was in prison. 
"Bring me gold and six fine horses, 
I will buy my brother's freedom." 

"Judge, O Judge, please spare my brother, 
I will give you gold and silver." 
"I don't want your gold and silver, 
All I want are your sweet favours." 

"Anathea, O my sister, 
Are you mad with grief and sorrow?
He will rob you of your flower, 
And he'll hang me from the gallows." 

Anathea did not heed him, 
Straightway to the judge went running... 
In his golden bed at midnight, 
There she heard the gallows groaning. 

"Cursed be that judge so cruel, 
Thirteen years may he lie bleeding! 
Thirteen doctors cannot cure him, 
Thirteen shelves of drugs can't heal him. 

"Anathea, Anathea, 
Don't go out into the forest; 
There among the green pines standing, 
You will find your brother hanging."

Compare to "Anathea", recorded by Judy Collins (album, year?) which tells the same story.

Judy Collins has said: (taken from a rec.music.dylan posting)

Terry Callier

Life and career[edit]

Callier was born in the North Side of Chicago, Illinois, and was raised in the Cabrini–Green housing area. He learned piano, was a childhood friend of Curtis Mayfield, Major Lance and Jerry Butler, and began singing in doo-wop groups in his teens. In 1962, he took an audition at Chess Records, where he recorded his debut single, "Look at Me Now".[4] At the same time as attending college, he tbegan performing in folk clubs and coffee houses in Chicago, becoming strongly influenced by the music of John Coltrane.[5] During this period, he briefly performed in a duo with David Crosby in Chicago and New York City.

He met Samuel Charters of Prestige Records in 1964; the following year, they recorded his debut album. Charters then took the tapes away with him into the Mexican desert, and the album was eventually released in 1968 as The New Folk Sound of Terry Callier.[4][6] Two of Callier's songs, "Spin, Spin, Spin" and "It's About Time", were recorded by the psychedelic rock band H. P. Lovecraft in 1968, as part of their H. P. Lovecraft IIalbum.[7] H. P. Lovecraft featured fellow Chicago folk club stalwart George Edwards, who would go on to co-produce several tracks for Callier in 1969

Studio albums[edit]

• The New Folk Sound of Terry Callier (Prestige, 1968)
• Occasional Rain (Cadet, 1972)
• What Color Is Love (Cadet, 1972)
• I Just Can't Help Myself (Cadet, 1973)
• Fire on Ice (Elektra, 1978)
• Turn You to Love (Elektra, 1979)
• Time Peace (Verve Forecast/Talkin' Loud/PolyGram, 1998) No. 92 UK
• Lifetime (Blue Thumb/Talkin' Loud, 1999) No. 96 UK
• Speak Your Peace (Mr Bongo, 2002) No. 156 UK
• Lookin' Out (Mr Bongo, 2004)
• Hidden Conversations (Mr Bongo, 2009)

Live albums[edit]

• TC in DC (Premonition, 1996) recorded live in Washington D.C. 1982
• Live at Mother Blues, 1964 (Premonition, 2000) recorded live in Chicago 1964
• Alive (Mr Bongo, 2001) recorded live in London 2000
• Welcome Home (Mr Bongo, 2008) recorded live in London 2008

Singles and maxi singles[edit]

• "Look at Me Now" (Chess, 1962)
• "I Just Can't Help Myself" (Cadet, 1973)
• "Ordinary Joe" / "Golden Circle of Your Love" (Cadet)
• "Look at Me Now" / "Ordinary Joe" (Cadet)
• "Butterfly" / "Street Fever" (Elektra, 1978)
• "Sign of the Times" / "Occasional Rain" (Elektra, 1979)
• "I Don't Want to See Myself (Without You)" / "If I Could Make You (Change Your Mind)" (Erect, 1982; reissued on Acid Jazz, 1990 & 2006)
• "Love Theme from Spartacus" (Talkin' Loud/(Verve Forecast), 1998)
• "I Don't Want to See Myself (Without You)" (Talkin' Loud, 1999)
• "Silent Night" (Talkin' Loud, 1999)
• "Holdin' On" / "When My Lady Danced" (Talkin' Loud, 1999)
• "Tomorrow in Your Eyes" – East West Connection featuring Terry Callier (Chillifunk, 2001)
• "Brother to Brother" – Terry Callier with Paul Weller (Mr Bongo 2002)
• "Running Around" / "Monuments of Mars" (Mr Bongo, 2002)
• "In a Heartbeat" – Koop feat. Terry Callier (Superstudio Grå/Sony Music, 2002)
• "Lookin’ Out" (Mr Bongo, 2004)
• "Live with Me" – Massive Attack with Terry Callier (Virgin, 2006)
• "Advice" – Hardkandy featuring Terry Callier (Catskills, 2006)
• "Wings" (Mr Bongo, 2009)