Monthly Archives: October 2026

There is no bigger name in Country music than Loretta Lynn. She recorded her first single, “Honky Tonk Girl,” in 1960. An original copy on Zero Records can now sell for $250.00. She would go on to have 16 number-one … Continue reading →

Choose TWO or more of our record guides listed below and get 50% off the regular prices. Just email MightyJohn1971@gmail.com the titles of the guides you want, and we’ll email back a PayPal invoice with the total discounted price. No … Continue reading →

Frank Luther began his career in Country music in the mid-1920’s. His own radio show, “Hillbilly Heart-throbs,” debuted on NBC radio in 1933. However, his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is for his contributions to children’s records like … Continue reading →

Little Anthony and the Imperials were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2009. Their first hit came in 1958 with the classic, “Tears On My Pillow, which can now sell for $30.00.” Their second hit came … Continue reading →

Waylon Jennings is a Country Music legend, but like many Country stars his roots were in Rock N Roll. It was Buddy Holly who was responsible for Waylon getting his first record, “Jole Blon.” And Waylon was on the tour … Continue reading →

Screamin’ Jay Hawkins was not only known for his raucous voice and style but for using elaborate stage props, many times rising from a coffin to perform his classic, “I Put A Spell On You,” which is now worth up … Continue reading →

These are records you should know about. For at least fifty years Doo Wop records have continued to increase in value. Here are two more to look for. From 1956 comes the Four Buddies with their single, “Delores.” Released on Club … Continue reading →

Lionel Hampton was a master of the vibraphone and a drummer who could juggle drumsticks without missing a beat. He played with all the Jazz greats from Charlie Parker to Louis Armstrong. However, it was Benny Goodman who first recognized … Continue reading →

Without a doubt, the one album that many people think is worth big money but is not is “Street Survivors” by Lynynrd Skynyrd. Released on MCA Records in October 1977, just before a plane crash that took the lives of … Continue reading →

Donna Loren is one of the best known unknowns of the sixties. She is best known as spokesperson for Dr. Pepper from 1963-1968. She recorded over a dozen singles but never had a hit. Nonetheless, she appeared on “Shindig” several … Continue reading →