What I sold at our local Record Show (April 11)

[Ken]

This past Sunday (April11) was our Spring record show. My brother and I did very well, it was great to see a large crowd of fellow record collectors show up. There was also a guitar show being held in the same community centre so I'm positive that also helped with the attendance.

This is what I sold:

Albums:
AC / DC - Highway To Hell
Babe Ruth - Stealin' Home
Badfinger - Say No More (Sealed)
The Beatles - Rubber Soul (Purple label)
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Tim Buckley - Greetings From L.A.
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Deja Vu (first pressing)
Jerry Lee Lewis - Golden Hits
Roger Miller - King Of The Road
Savoy Brown - Skin 'N' Bone
Stonebolt - Keep It Alive (For those unfamiliar with the band they were a late 70's / early 80's band from Vancouver. I think they had 3 or 4 hits all together with "I Will Still Love You" being the biggest in 1978, they reunited a few years back, and I believe they are still together)
Johnny Winter - Second Winter
The Youngbloods - This is The Youngbloods
V/A - British Gold (Ktel - british import)
Soundtrack - Woodstock
The Beatles - The Early Beatles (Stereo) - cover only
Monkees - More Of The Monkees (Mono) - cover only

Local Radio Chart Surveys - "Top 30"
CKLG - Sept 11, 1970
CKVN - January 15, 1971
CKVN - January 8, 1971

Magazines
Rock Scene - June 1974 - Elton on cover
Rolling Stone -#183 - 1975 - Linda Ronstadt on cover
Rolling Stone - #174 - 1974 - Elton John on cover
Creem - October 1974 - Rod Stewart Cover
Circus - March 1978 - #176 - Barry Gibb on cover (I think)
LIFE Magazine - Nov 7, 1969 - Paul McCartney w/ Linda & family on cover
Macleans - Dec 22, 1980 - Lennon cover
Newsweek - Dec 22, 1980 - Lennon cover
Record Collector - March, 2003 - Beatles on cover
Record Collector - March 2005 - Beatles on cover
Rolling Stone - #215 - June 1976 - Paul and Linda on cover
Rolling Stone#887 - Jan, 2002 - George Harrison on cover
MOJO - May, 2004 - Beatles
MOJO - October, 2000 - Beatles
ZOO World - #68 - Sept 1974 - Beatles on cover

[m c dornan]

Never thought there'd be a market for the radio chart surveys.

Although I wish I had some of the old radio charts from the AM stations here in Phoenix back when I was a kid!

Those Lennon covers shoulda sold well!