Blue Note lps

[jazzman21]

How do you know when you go to buy a Blue Note album if it's a original or not. What do you look for?

[porcy62]

This can help http://www.ronpenndorf.com/labelography.html

[jazzman21]

Thanks a million, this is exactly what I was looking for.

[spinlps]

No pics here, but decent descriptions of labels, markings, and some sonic comparisons...

[ajf67]

For what it's worth, I think this is pretty good. When printed, it's a little confusing because it's easy to lose track of which text goes with which photo, but he does provide clear, direct info on the various issue labels.

[cannonball-addict]

Fascinating scholarship!

[Jazz Kat]

This has confused me alot. I get a blue note lp, thinking it's somewhat old, then I see copyright 1997 on the back.

[Soulstation1]

what was the $$$$ of new bn lps in the 1950's-60's?

[Man with the Golden Arm]

what was the $$$$ of new bn lps in the 1950's-60's?

I've got a Sinatra Capitol from the late fifties that had the shrink wrap on it from a place called the Jazz Mart (?) and a price tag of $1.47!

[Son-of-a-Weizen]

what was the $$$$ of new bn lps in the 1950's-60's?

Guys on the board who owned shops can probably give a definitive answer...but both of my Hubbard's still have $1.49 price tags on the shrink.

[Son-of-a-Weizen]

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[Bill Fenohr]

Back in the mid to late 60's new Blue Note releases,in our shop, sold for $2.95 mono and $3.95 stereo. I dont remember the mono wholesale price, but i think the stereo lp's were about $2.60 or thereabouts.

Those $1.47 prices were probably clearence prices. I think back in those days we were buying Riverside and Prestige closeouts for about $1.25 and selling them for $1.99.

[brownie]

List prices for Blue Note albums in the late '50s were $4,98.

[Jazz Kat]

But it meant the same back then, so theres no difference.

[brownie]

But it meant the same back then, so theres no difference.

Not exactly. See the difference...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...4709167279&rd=1

[brownie]

But it meant the same back then, so theres no difference.

Not exactly. See the difference...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...4709167279&rd=1

or this...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...ssPageName=WDVW

[wolff]

Wow!!! That's the most I've seen a Blue Note go for. You got a copy, Brownie?

Edited March 14, 2005 by wolff

[brownie]

Wolff, my copy has a Lexington adress at the bottom of its backcover but the vinyl inside is a BN/UA

[Jazz Kat]

I meant back then 4:50 for an album is like 11.99 for one now.

[MartyJazz]

$5K for a Hipp-Zoot???!!!!!!!!! The world's gone mad.

[BFrank]

After looking at the labelography page, I realize that my vinyl of Larry Young's "Into Somethin' " appears to be an original Mono version. Any idea what this thing's worth?

[wolff]

See my post in Larry Young thread.

[sidewinder]

After looking at the labelography page, I realize that my vinyl of Larry Young's "Into Somethin' " appears to be an original Mono version. Any idea what this thing's worth?

I've seen this one go for at least $150 in mono, if it has the ear.

[couw]

After looking at the labelography page, I realize that my vinyl of Larry Young's "Into Somethin' " appears to be an original Mono version. Any idea what this thing's worth?

I've seen this one go for at least $150 in mono, if it has the ear.

that and more...

[brownie]

After looking at the labelography page, I realize that my vinyl of Larry Young's "Into Somethin' " appears to be an original Mono version. Any idea what this thing's worth?

I've seen this one go for at least $150 in mono, if it has the ear.

that and more...

My mono copy has the 'ear' on both sides.

I'm gonna be rich