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In this episode of Money Music, hosts John Marshall (Mighty John) and Derry Rundlett discuss the value of various vinyl records worth $100 or more, with some fetching up to $18,000. They explore the historical and political significance of records like the Rolling Stones' 'Street Fighting Man' and provide detailed valuations for albums by artists such as Tom Jones, The Tokens, Everly Brothers, The Supremes, and Marvin Gaye among others. The show blends factual trivia, personal anecdotes, and market insights, offering listeners a comprehensive guide to valuable vinyl collectibles and how to appraise them.

In this episode of the Money Music podcast, John Marshall, also known as "Mighty John the Record Guy" from MoneyMusic.com, and his friend, lawyer Derry Rundlett, discuss the value of vinyl records, with a particular focus on Elvis Presley records. They highlight several valuable Elvis records, including a 1962 record worth up to $24,000. They also share trivia about Elvis, such as his first record, "That's All Right," and the fact that he won Grammys only for gospel music. They also discuss the value differences based on record conditions and unique features like promotional copies or colored vinyl. The podcast promises to provide listeners with a free list of values for every Elvis and Beatles record if they send feedback via email. The episode ends with a teaser for the next podcast, which will feature valuable Rolling Stones records.

In this episode of Money Music, John and Derry share their expertise on valuable records and rock 'n roll history. The episode covers fascinating facts about major music icons like Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, and more, including anecdotes about personal encounters with rock legends and humorous tongue twisters. Listeners are provided tips on identifying valuable records at yard sales, flea markets, and thrift stores. They also discuss notable record valuations, offer trivia questions, and reveal how to get free appraisals for over 2,000 Elvis and Beatles records from Mighty John.

In this episode of Money Music, John and Derry discuss iconic rock records from artists like Elvis Presley, The Beatles, and Joni Mitchell, sharing price estimates for different editions and conditions. The show is not just for record collectors but also for those who hunt for treasures at yard sales and thrift stores. Additionally, they provide trivia and background stories on artists such as Steve Miller, Burgess Meredith, Little Anthony, and Loretta Lynn. The episode also promises free appraisals for listeners' records and offers insights into pop culture memorabilia.

In this episode of Money Music, John and Derry dive into the world of valuable vinyl records and share intriguing stories about rock and roll icons like Carl Perkins, Brenda Lee, and Chuck Berry. The duo discusses the market value of records from famous artists, including Bob Dylan's $15,000 album and Alice Cooper's album with unique paper panties. Mighty John shares personal anecdotes, such as meeting Johnny Cash and driving the Batmobile. They also touch on the significance of specific vinyl details like cover images and colored vinyl that can drastically increase a record's value. The podcast is a treasure trove for vinyl enthusiasts and anyone interested in music history, offering insights on how to evaluate and discover valuable records.

In this episode of Money Music, John Marshall, also known as Mighty John The Record Guy, and his legendary lawyer friend Derry Rundlett, delve into the world of valuable vinyl records. They reminisce about their second-grade teacher before announcing that at the end of the show, listeners will learn how to get free appraisals of every Elvis and Beatles record. Throughout the podcast, they count down 20 records worth $100 or more, including Fabian’s hits, the Beatles' 'Butcher Cover', REM’s 'Radio Free Europe', and early blues records. They share personal anecdotes, music trivia, and record collectors' advice. In addition, they answer listener questions about record values and provide tips on identifying valuable records.

In this episode of Money Music, John Marshall, also known as Mighty John The Record Guy, and his legendary lawyer friend Derry Rundlett, introduce listeners to the world of vinyl record collecting. The hosts discuss valuable records, providing appraisal values for various records including those by Elvis, The Beatles, and John Lennon. They share anecdotes and trivia about rock and roll history, uncovering lesser-known facts about famous musicians and their records. Additionally, they offer free record appraisal services for listeners and provide tips on what to look for when treasure hunting at yard sales and thrift stores. The episode features a countdown of valuable records, trivia questions, and stories about rock stars like Jimi Hendrix, Freddie Mercury, and The Smothers Brothers.

In this episode of Money Music, host John Marshall, also known as Mighty John the Record Guy, is joined by Elvis impersonator and legendary lawyer, Derry Rundlett to discuss the value of vintage vinyl records. Together they share stories about iconic musicians like Tom Jones, BJ Thomas, Patsy Cline, and more, while injecting humor and personal anecdotes. The podcast covers the value of records from legendary artists such as Elvis Presley, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Drifters, and The Fleetwoods. It also includes trivia about rock and roll history, specifics on notable record sales, and offers listeners the opportunity to get free appraisals for their own records.

In this episode of Money Music, hosts Mighty John and Derry Rundlett dive into the potential high value of vinyl records, discussing various rare and collectible records from iconic artists like The Beatles, Elvis Presley, and The Rolling Stones. They explore the backstories of certain collectibles, including the details behind the creation and worth of records by artists like Little Richard, Van Halen, and The Bee Gees. The episode features trivia questions about music history, insightful tips on identifying valuable records and avoiding counterfeits. They also offer listeners a chance to get free valuations for Beatles and Elvis records.

In this episode of 'Money Music,' hosts Mighty John and Derry Rundlett discuss the value of specific vinyl records. They share trivia about various records, including those by the Beatles, Elvis, Gene Autry, Chuck Berry, and more. The episode includes anecdotes about rock and roll icons and insights on how to find valuable records at yard sales, flea markets, and thrift stores. They also highlight specific records and their potential worth, revealing that records with unique features or picture sleeves can significantly increase in value. The show offers listeners a chance to get free appraisals for Elvis and Beatles records by contacting Mighty John.

In this episode of 'Money Music,' John Marshall, also known as Mighty John The Record Guy, and his legendary lawyer friend Derry Rundlett, delve into the world of valuable vinyl records. They discuss several records worth significant money, including rare collectibles from Elvis, The Beatles, and other iconic musicians. Trivia around notable songs, artists, and historical anecdotes are shared with a focus on the potential financial value of these records. John also offers a free appraisal for Elvis and Beatles records, and the show explores the broader market for records found at yard sales, flea markets, and thrift stores.  Whether you're a record collector or a treasure hunter this podcast is packed with valuable information and entertaining stories.

In this episode of 'Money Music,' host John Marshall, also known as Mighty John The Record Guy, and his guest, legendary lawyer Derry Rundlett, explore the hidden values of classic vinyl records. They discuss valuable records by iconic artists such as Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Muhammad Ali, and Aretha Franklin. Listeners learn about the historical significance and current worth of these records, often found at yard sales, flea markets, and thrift stores. The episode features a countdown of 20 records worth up to $100 or more and provides information on how listeners can get free valuations for their Elvis and Beatles records.

In this episode of Money Music, John Marshall, also known as Mighty John The Record Guy, and legendary lawyer Derry Rundlett discuss the monetary value of various vinyl records. They highlight specific records like The Beatles' 'Yesterday,' Jimmy Buffett's 'Havana Daydreamin',' and The Grateful Dead's 'Good Lovin,'' providing fascinating trivia along the way. The episode also features unique stories about rock icons and the value fluctuations of records based on editions and peculiarities. The podcast aims to inform not only record collectors but also those who hunt for treasures in yard sales and thrift stores, ending with an offer for free evaluations on Elvis and Beatles records.