what's the current going-rate for this please?

i've got a copy of this I want to sell and I haven't a clue what to ask for it

thanks in anticipation of some helpful advice

DEWEY JEFFRIES- WHEN NO ONE CARED -

bout £80- 100

bout £80- 100

Yep.

bout £80- 100

i was thinking a bit more than that, cos it was going for that about a year or two ago and it seems to be getting a lot more plays recently....am i being a bit over-optimistic?

i was thinking a bit more than that, cos it was going for that about a year or two ago and it seems to be getting a lot more plays recently....am i being a bit over-optimistic?

I'm afraid so. Quite a few have turned up over the last couple of years (might be one o the reasons why it's getting a bit more plays here and there).

bout £80- 100

Again, seen quite a few in that price range recently.

ATB

Greg.

I'm afraid so. Quite a few have turned up over the last couple of years (might be one o the reasons why it's getting a bit more plays here and there).

Thanks for all the replies on this guys

Thanks for all the replies on this guys

Also depends on condition as John manship has a mint copy for £100 and as you know Johns prices are a little more expensive than what you might get on here.

REgards Steve

According to company records there were 1000 copies pressed, May 1972

Dewey passed away last year, here's the obit

https://www.cleveland.com/obituaries/index.ssf/2009/07/dewey_alva_jeffries_jazz_piani.html

I used to like this, then went totally off it, then last Sunday i heard at the fabulous Doncaster Horse & Groom event and it sounded brilliant...

A few hundred turned up in New York a couple of years ago and a guy was selling them on-line and on Ebay. Think most of those have now gone. I've always thought this is a real class record, as It relies so much on his ability to sing due to the sparse backing track.

I think it's worth £100 all day and in a few years will probably be worth a fair bith more.

I used to like this, then went totally off it, then last Sunday i heard at the fabulous Doncaster Horse & Groom event and it sounded brilliant...

Howard?.

Howard?.

Yep . For me a standout tune @ the H&G - along with many many others