for PAUL ANKA - WHEN WE GET THERE - BLACK RCA ISSUE (USA)

 

is it still £100?

 

around that. but its never up for sale. 120+

Thanks Pete

About right on that value, it's in demand at the moment with the masses.

And its total shite! 

I've got this in mint condition, last value i seen on it was £75. But i would look for £100 expecting  £80-£85 as an offer.

£100!!! I used to collect Black RCA issues and had 40+, bought 'when we get there' for £6 in 1980. Makes me wonder what the likes of Lorraine Chandler 'I can't change' and Willie Kendricks 'Change your ways' goes for on black issues?

Think 'shite' is a bit strong, it's about as shite as 'born a loser', but better to dance to.

I quite like both singles, Don Ray has always been one of my fav.

You should get £100 -£125 for it relatively easily I'd I've thought Pete, lot of demand for it.

£100!!! I used to collect Black RCA issues and had 40+, bought 'when we get there' for £6 in 1980. Makes me wonder what the likes of Lorraine Chandler 'I can't change' and Willie Kendricks 'Change your ways' goes for on black issues?

Think 'shite' is a bit strong, it's about as shite as 'born a loser', but better to dance to.

 

Don Ray is brilliant and super rare on a black issue, I think I've only ever had one.

Paul Anka, never thought much of it but for the last 2 years or so it's been one of the UK's top revived oldies, hence the price going up from £25 to £125.

for PAUL ANKA - WHEN WE GET THERE - BLACK RCA ISSUE (USA)

 

is it still £100?

 

Somewhere between £75 - 100 depending on condition. Getting some popularity back, Ginger tends to play it a lot.

£125 it is then 

Somewhere between £75 - 100 depending on condition. Getting some popularity back, Ginger tends to play it a lot.

 

you'll get that all day for a red copy, the black issue is rarer.

you'll get that all day for a red copy, the black issue is rarer.

 

Sold for £125 within 2 minutes of the list going out to my subscribers...

you'll get that all day for a red copy, the black issue is rarer.

 

When Ginger played it at Blackpool and Stoke they had those cameras over the decks so you could see what was being played, his was a black 4 spoke issue.

There's a good YouTube where he's singing this and forgets the words, instead he sings "where the cue card I can't see"  

When Ginger played it at Blackpool and Stoke they had those cameras over the decks so you could see what was being played, his was a black 4 spoke issue.

 

Thats British, the one I was selling is American

Don Ray is brilliant and super rare on a black issue, I think I've only ever had one.

Paul Anka, never thought much of it but for the last 2 years or so it's been one of the UK's top revived oldies, hence the price going up from £25 to £125.

I wasn't saying Don Ray was shite, just saying that shite was a bit harsh to label Paul Anka. Rarest RCA black issues at the time I was collecting were Dean Courtney, Rose Valentine, and rarest of all was Michael & Raymond, of which I only saw one copy. Steve Whittle beat me to that...Grrr! 

I wasn't saying Don Ray was shite, just saying that shite was a bit harsh to label Paul Anka. Rarest RCA black issues at the time I was collecting were Dean Courtney, Rose Valentine, and rarest of all was Michael & Raymond, of which I only saw one copy. Steve Whittle beat me to that...Grrr! 

 

Yeah they are all rare, all about the same really.  However none of them as rare as that Dean Courtney on black MGM I had, still never seen another one.

gia mateo - hard one even still...

How much would a Black Issue of Don Ray be worth then?

Somewhere between £75 - 100 depending on condition. Getting some popularity back, Ginger tends to play it a lot.

Usually when he has his shite box handy!    

How much would a Black Issue of Don Ray be worth then?

 

around £250 - £300 

 

I saw one for £300 and couldn't make my mind up, when I rung after it to see if he'd take swaps a few days later it had gone. RCA & MGM black issues look lovely I think, much better than the demo's