Record Appraisal Guide
Mighty John’s Record Appraisal Guide on a flash drive lists the values for over a million records by over 75,000 recording artists from 1902 to the present day including all Rock N Roll, Doo Wop, Rockabilly, Surf, Country, Blues, Soul, Motown, British Invasion, Disco, Punk, Heavy Metal, New Wave, Northern Soul, Jazz, Pop, Big Band, and Comedy records. It includes 45s, 33s & 78s. It does not include Soundtracks from movies, TV, and Broadway shows. It does not include compilation albums (albums with various songs by various artists) ... $24.95…Free shipping ... on a flash drive in Microsoft WordBuyers' Guide
Mighty John’s Directory of Collectors and Dealers on Flashdrive: The Mighty John Directory of Collectors and Dealers list record buyers by state and the best websites for selling ... $15.95…Free shipping ... on Flash Drive in Microsoft WordCompiliation Album Price Guide
Mighty John’s Compilation Album Price Guide on Flash Drive lists the values for over 10,000 albums with various songs by various recording artists ... $19.95…Free shipping ... on Flash Drive in Microsoft WordSoundtrack Price Guide
Mighty John’s Soundtracks Price Guide on Flash Drive lists the values for over 10,000 albums from movies, TV, and Broadway shows ... $19.95 … Free shipping ... on Flash Drive in Microsoft WordPicture Disc Price Guide
Mighty John’s Picture Disc Price Guide on Flash Drive lists the values for over 1,000 records with pictures on the vinyl itself ... $15.95…Free Shipping ... on Flash Drive in Microsoft WordRecords to Riches
Mighty John’s Records To Riches audio Flash Drive tells you everything you need to know about the value of records. You’ll learn how the same record can have different values depending on whether it’s mono or stereo, when the color of the record label or the color of the vinyl makes a difference, how to spot an original issue from a re issue, how to recognize counterfeits and bootlegs, the best sources for finding valuable records, how to clean them and store them. This seminar will teach you all that Mighty John the Record Guy has learned over the years about buying, selling and how to make the most money with records ... $15.95…Free shipping
Monthly Archives: July 2021
July 11, 2021 Record of the Day
Jerry Seinfeld said his show was about nothing and that’s what Paul McCartney said about the Beatles’ record, “Hello Goodbye.” The song was part of the “Magical Mystery Tour” album. When released as a 45 in 1967 it became the … Continue reading
July 10, 2021 Record of the Day
At the end of the Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis movie, “Pardners,” the boys tried to put aside the rumors that they were about to break up by shooting up “The End” sign and exclaiming “We’re not ready for ‘the … Continue reading
July 9, 2021 Records of the Day
Dinah Washington once stated that Annie Laurie was her favorite singer. In the late 1940’s and early 1950’s Annie Laurie had several singles that met with little success until she hit big in 1957 with “It Hurts to be in … Continue reading
July 8, 2021 Record of the Day
“This Boy,” also known as, “Ringo’s Theme,” was on the first Beatles album on Capitol Records, “Meet the Beatles.” John Lennon tried to give the song a Motown feel. Paul McCartney said they were also influenced by the Phil Spector … Continue reading
July 7, 2021 Record of the Day
With hits like “Great Balls of Fire” and “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On,” it seemed like Jerry Lee Lewis’ star would burn bright for a long time, that is until he married his 13-year old cousin. The hits stopped. The … Continue reading
July 6, 2021 Record of the Day
The Marcels was a Doo Wop group that took their name from the “marcel wave,” a popular hairstyle of the early 1960’s. Their first hit, “Blue Moon,” was a Billboard Hot 100 #1 smash. It is included in the Rock … Continue reading
July 5, 2021 Records of the Day
Known as the “king of the blues,” B.B. King was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987. Well into his 80’s, King continued to perform as many as 100 concerts a year. The B.B. stands for … Continue reading
July 4, 2021 Records of the Day
The “Elvis movie formula” began with his second film “Loving You.” The Elvis character rises from rags to riches to fame and fortune and all the troubles that come with it. This theme was repeated in his next two movies … Continue reading
July 3, 2021 Records of the Day
In 1965 Barbara Lewis had a hit with “Baby I’m Yours.” But it almost never happened. Barbara didn’t like the song. Take after take, her heart just wasn’t in it; that is until her manager told her his little daughter … Continue reading
July 2, 2021 Record of the Day
In the summer of 1955, 20-year old Elvis Presley gains national exposure for the first time when he reaches # 1 on Billboard, but not on the pop chart. He does it with a song on Billboards’ Country Chart with … Continue reading
Garden of Eva: Mighty John’s second novel, “Garden of Eva,” is a gripping New England tale that is certain to haunt you and cause you to keep a suspicious eye on family members as well as their beloved cats. $12.95…Free shipping
Stung!: Mighty John Marshall was born in Portland, Maine and has been a resident his entire life. In his 30 years as a DJ, Mighty John has Rock ‘n Rolled the Pine Tree State up and down the radio dial. Another notable Mainer, best-selling author Stephen King, once called Mighty John “a leading citizen of Rock ‘n’ Roll.” Mighty John worked for King for several years during the 80s. From the Bangor Daily News: Rock music plays in the background of “Stung!” But the novel itself is in part a love story, in part a coming-of-age tale, but like those written by his one-time employer, Stephen King, it’s largely a book of horror. “Stung!’ is an enjoyable read. Mighty John has a vivid imagination. $12.95…Free shipping