Record Guy News Today

It's May and garage sales are ready to blossom - which means treasures are out there when it comes to vinyl records.

Mighty John the Record Guy is the foremost authority on vinyl records in America and he went romantic on Valentine's Day with records that have the word love in the title, that are worth $100 or more.

Mighty John the Record Guy is the foremost authority on vinyl records in America and he went romantic on Valentine's Day with records that have the word love in the title, that are worth $100 or more.

Mighty John the Record Guy is the foremost authority on vinyl records in America and he went romantic on Valentine's Day with records that have the word love in the title, that are worth $100 or more.

Mighty John the Record Guy is the foremost authority on vinyl records in America and he went romantic on Valentine's Day with records that have the word love in the title, that are worth $100 or more.

Mighty John the Record Guy was appraising vinyl records on the radio this week and he looked at a local recording from the 1960s.

Get ready, Utica vinyl vultures!

In the golden years of pop and rock, vinyl records ruled the audio universe. Gradually, digital media crowded out vinyl with the advent of CDs and then streaming media. But vinyl still lays claim to substantial territory and is even making impressive gains, remaining relevant in a digital landscape.

In May this year, the Calabash International Literary Festival celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Third World Band. Ibo Cooper, the original keyboardist, opened the performance of the Calabash Acoustic Ensemble and guests with these words: “...

If you're finishing up your spring cleaning or browsing a garage sale, you might want to pick up any Ike and Tina Turner records you come across. They could be very valuable.