Monthly Archives: August 2026

Actress Joey Heatherton was a popular guest on many TV variety shows in the 1960’s including “The Perry Como Show” and “The Dean Martin Show.” She was also a favorite of G.I.’s overseas as part of Bob Hope’s USO tours. … Continue reading →

Shooby-dooby, those old Doo Wop records can bring a lot of money. Here are two more to look for. In 1956, Hollywood Records released “Dear One” by the Feathers. That 45 is now worth up to $1,000.00. “Deed I Do” … Continue reading →

The biggest hit for Motown artist Brenda Holloway came in 1964 with “Every Little Bit Hurts.” The 45 can now fetch $50.00. She had a lesser hit with “You’ve Made Me So Very Happy,” which later became a major hit … Continue reading →

Beginning in the mid-60’s and going through the mid-70’s, the Hollies scored 17 top-10 hits. Among the biggest is their first single, “Bus Stop,” followed by “On a Carousel” and “Carrie Ann,” which can now sell for $40.00 with picture … Continue reading →

Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald were two iconic musical giants in the 20th century. In 1972, Armstrong was given a Grammy Lifetime Achievement award. Ella was known as the Queen of Jazz. On their own, they had numerous hits and … Continue reading →

Led by David Gates, Bread was a hit-making machine with their soft-rock sound in the 1970’s. Their first hit, “Make It with You” reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1970. However, the “bread” is for David Gates’ singles … Continue reading →

“The Cry of Love” was the first album released after the death of Jimi Hendrix. The album climbed to #3 on the Billboard album chart in 1971. The album includes “Belly Button Window,” which was the last song recorded by … Continue reading →

Frankie Laine had a career that lasted 75 years. He had numerous hits beginning with “That’s My Desire” in 1947. More hits followed like “Jezebel” and “Moonlight Gambler,” which can now sell for $40.00 with picture sleeve.” However, many baby-boomers … Continue reading →

“Suzy-Q” is a Rock N Roll classic written and first recorded by Dale Hawkins. An original 45 is worth up to $50.00. Also on guitar was 15-year-old James Burton who would go on to play with Ricky Nelson and Elvis … Continue reading →

“Garage” bands continue to occupy an honored place in collectible Rock N Roll. Here are two examples. In 1966, Kado Records released “Moments” by the Gentrys. It’s worth up to $1,500.00 today. However, look for more money in “I Need … Continue reading →