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Second Record Price Guide Online?

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Uncle Ants

I'm a Shop Keeper
I don't know if its here I've seen it posted or over on ZG, but somewhere on the web there is a guide which seems to track what records have sold for rather than what the asking price was. Can't seem to google it or find it in search. Anyone know?
 
Tony L said:
www.popsike.com - far from complete artist wise, but an excellent resource.

Tony.
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Tony you're a star. It had the artist I wanted anyway. I promised to ebay some records for one of the ladies on our Local Exchange and Trading Scheme. She has a few Folk records and I wanted to check out a lady called Marie Little - early 70s, lady folksinger from the North East - self titled on Trailer records - its a very good record indeed, great voice, and a rather good Dobro player in the band. I know these things tend to be a bit cultish - Its unlisted in the RRPG but now I can see that according to Popsike it's sold for between £37 and £72 - she'll be pleased.

I had a hunch about it and just wanted to see if it would be worth spending some to tart up the ebay listing, loooks like it is?

One that isn't listed is a band called Therapy - looks to be self published (its on Therapy label ... ). They are listed in the RRPG for two albums but not this one - says its their third on the back. Manchester based, early 70s folk duo, Irish by the sound of it. Ever come across them?
 
Uncle Ants said:
One that isn't listed is a band called Therapy - looks to be self published (its on Therapy label ... ). They are listed in the RRPG for two albums but not this one - says its their third on the back. Manchester based, early 70s folk duo, Irish by the sound of it. Ever come across them?
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Bringing The House Down? It tends to crop up more often than their other albums, in fact I've got one listed in my collectable section at the moment. I bang them out at a tenner, a few quid more if it's signed (most were as it's a private pressing and most were sold at gigs). The unsigned ones are actually the rare ones to be honest!

Tony.
 
Thanks you are a goldmine of esoteric record knowledge :) That's the one ... unsigned in this case. Still. It looks like Marie Little's the gem here. I wanna keep it, but I can't afford it :)
 
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