jazzfunk lps does not catch the same prices as psych or 45's, still i would think the 10 most costly would be in the vicinity $1000 ?
I would only list 2 LPs as Jazz-Funk over 1000$ (in Mint condition), where they could also be said to be more like Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz than Jazz-Funk. 1. Wooden Glass: Live 2. Roy Porter: Jessica.
jazzfunk lps does not catch the same prices as psych or 45's, still i would think the 10 most costly would be in the vicinity $1000 ?
I would only list 2 LPs as Jazz-Funk over 1000$ (in Mint condition), where they could also be said to be more like Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz than Jazz-Funk. 1. Wooden Glass: Live 2. Roy Porter: Jessica.
Really??? To me those are more like Soulful Jazzy-Funk or maybe Funky Jazz-Soul, not really so much Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz or Jazz-Funk.
jazzfunk lps does not catch the same prices as psych or 45's, still i would think the 10 most costly would be in the vicinity $1000 ?
I would only list 2 LPs as Jazz-Funk over 1000$ (in Mint condition), where they could also be said to be more like Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz than Jazz-Funk. 1. Wooden Glass: Live 2. Roy Porter: Jessica.
Really??? To me those are more like Soulful Jazzy-Funk or maybe Funky Jazz-Soul, not really so much Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz or Jazz-Funk.
Wow ... your additional analysis expands my knowledge a lot
I know, but this is a one time exception and compared with the other reached prices past 4 years and is not fully representing the actual marked value. If one time high prices would represent the value over a certain time period, the Arthur Monday 45 would still be at over 3000-4000$ but actually it's around 1000-1200$. I think it's more like, skip the highest and lowest and middle all between in comparable condition, and you have about it's value.
jazzfunk lps does not catch the same prices as psych or 45's, still i would think the 10 most costly would be in the vicinity $1000 ?
I would only list 2 LPs as Jazz-Funk over 1000$ (in Mint condition), where they could also be said to be more like Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz than Jazz-Funk. 1. Wooden Glass: Live 2. Roy Porter: Jessica.
Really??? To me those are more like Soulful Jazzy-Funk or maybe Funky Jazz-Soul, not really so much Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz or Jazz-Funk.
Wow ... your additional analysis expands my knowledge a lot
Where's that asshurt graemlin we were promised?
Although, to be fair, I really can't believe dudes are arguing "Soulful Jazzy-Funk" vs "Funky Jazz-Soul" vs. "Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz" vs. "Jazz-Funk".
jazzfunk lps does not catch the same prices as psych or 45's, still i would think the 10 most costly would be in the vicinity $1000 ?
I would only list 2 LPs as Jazz-Funk over 1000$ (in Mint condition), where they could also be said to be more like Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz than Jazz-Funk. 1. Wooden Glass: Live 2. Roy Porter: Jessica.
Really??? To me those are more like Soulful Jazzy-Funk or maybe Funky Jazz-Soul, not really so much Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz or Jazz-Funk.
Wow ... your additional analysis expands my knowledge a lot
Where's that asshurt graemlin we were promised?
Although, to be fair, I really can't believe dudes are arguing "Soulful Jazzy-Funk" vs "Funky Jazz-Soul" vs. "Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz" vs. "Jazz-Funk".
right. because all of these records being discussed are in fact funky soulful jazz.
I know, but this is a one time exception and compared with the other reached prices past 4 years and is not fully representing the actual marked value. If one time high prices would represent the value over a certain time period, the Arthur Monday 45 would still be at over 3000-4000$ but actually it's around 1000-1200$. I think it's more like, skip the highest and lowest and middle all between in comparable condition, and you have about it's value.
That shitty Starcrost seems to sell for 500+ all the time though. A fellow on this board just sold a sealed one for nearly the price of that popsike copy.
Here are the 51 most valuable funky funk jazz soul albums Aalon Cream City Arista 1977 Abercrombie, John Timeless ECM 1975 Above The Law Vocally Pimpin' Epic 1991 Absolute Elsewhere In Search Of Ancient Gods Warner Brothers 1976 AC/DC Back In Black Atlantic 1980 Ace Spectrum Inner Spectrum Atlantic 1974 Acklin, Barbara A Place in the Sun Capitol 1975 Adams, Arthur It's Private Tonight Fantasy 1973 Adams, Arthur Home Brew Fantasy 1975 Adams, Ryan Heartbreaker Bloodshot 2000 Adderley, Cannonball Love, Sex and the Zodiac Fantasy 1974 Adderley, Cannonball Soul Zodiac Capitol 1972 Adderley, Cannonball Big Man Fantasy 1975 Adderley, Cannonball The Price You Got to Pay To Be Free Capitol 1971 Adderley, Cannonball Quintet and Orchestra Capitol 197? Adderley, Cannonball Soul Of The Bible Capitol 1972 Adderley, Cannonball The Black Messiah Capitol 197? Adderley, Nat Double Exposure Fantasy 1974 Aebersold, Jamey David Baker JA 1978 Aebersold, Jamey Jazz and Rock Vol. 5 JA 1978 Aebersold, Jamey Nothin But Blues JA 1978 Afro-American Ensemble, The Free the Black Mans Chains GSF 1972 After Bach Matinee Columbia/ ARC 1981 Airto Virginland Salvation 1974 Albert, The S/T Perception 197? Albert, The S/T Perception 197? Albino Gorilla Detroit 1984 Kama Sutra 1970 Alexander, Harold Sunshine Man Flying Dutchman 1971 Allen, Rance (Group) Truth Is Where Its At Gospel Truth 1972 Allen, Rance (Group) Brothers Gospel Truth 1973 Allen, Rance (Group) I Feel Like Going On Stax 1980 American Gypsy S/T Chess 1975 Ammons, Gene Brasswind Prestige 1974 Amon Duul II Phallus Dei Sunset 1969 Amon Duul II Hijack ATCO 1974 Amon Duul II Dance Of The Lemmings United Artists 1971 Amuzement Park S/T Our Gang 1982 Andrews, Ruby Genuine Ruby ABC 1977 Andrews, Ruby Everybody Saw You Zodiac 1970 Antibalas Liberation, Afro Beat Vol. 1 Ninja Tune 2001 Aquarius, The Hair Marble Arch 1969 Aquarian Age, The Hair Itco 1969 Arcade Fire Funeral Merge 2004 Archie Whitewater S/T Cadet Concept 1970 Area Code 615 Trippin In The Country Polydor 1970 Arrington, Steve Hall Of Fame I Atlantic 1983 Arrows, The Cycle-delic Sounds Tower 1968 Arrows, The Wild In The Streets Tower 1969 Artistics, The The Articulate Artistics Brunswick 1968 Artistics, The I Want You To Make My Life Over Brunswick 1970 Art Of Noise Who's Afraid of the??? Island 1984
jazzfunk lps does not catch the same prices as psych or 45's, still i would think the 10 most costly would be in the vicinity $1000 ?
I would only list 2 LPs as Jazz-Funk over 1000$ (in Mint condition), where they could also be said to be more like Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz than Jazz-Funk. 1. Wooden Glass: Live 2. Roy Porter: Jessica.
Really??? To me those are more like Soulful Jazzy-Funk or maybe Funky Jazz-Soul, not really so much Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz or Jazz-Funk.
Wow ... your additional analysis expands my knowledge a lot
Where's that asshurt graemlin we were promised?
Although, to be fair, I really can't believe dudes are arguing "Soulful Jazzy-Funk" vs "Funky Jazz-Soul" vs. "Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz" vs. "Jazz-Funk".
You can't possibly believe I was serious about that! Now I'm all ass-hurt.
I find the starcrost enjoyable, not sure why there's such a resentment to it on here as of late. The other fable joints are terds, but I ain't mad at the starcrost at all.
a funny thing about that lp is that it says "om det ??r n??n j??vel som tar mer ??n 20 sp??nn f??r den h??r - k??p den inte!?" on the bottom on the front cover.
and a translation for the non swedish speaking part of soulstrut:
"if theres any fucker that charges more than 2$ for this -- dont buy it!?"
Here are the 51 most valuable funky funk jazz soul albums Aalon Cream City Arista 1977 Abercrombie, John Timeless ECM 1975 Above The Law Vocally Pimpin' Epic 1991 Absolute Elsewhere In Search Of Ancient Gods Warner Brothers 1976 AC/DC Back In Black Atlantic 1980 Ace Spectrum Inner Spectrum Atlantic 1974 Acklin, Barbara A Place in the Sun Capitol 1975 Adams, Arthur It's Private Tonight Fantasy 1973 Adams, Arthur Home Brew Fantasy 1975 Adams, Ryan Heartbreaker Bloodshot 2000 Adderley, Cannonball Love, Sex and the Zodiac Fantasy 1974 Adderley, Cannonball Soul Zodiac Capitol 1972 Adderley, Cannonball Big Man Fantasy 1975 Adderley, Cannonball The Price You Got to Pay To Be Free Capitol 1971 Adderley, Cannonball Quintet and Orchestra Capitol 197? Adderley, Cannonball Soul Of The Bible Capitol 1972 Adderley, Cannonball The Black Messiah Capitol 197? Adderley, Nat Double Exposure Fantasy 1974 Aebersold, Jamey David Baker JA 1978 Aebersold, Jamey Jazz and Rock Vol. 5 JA 1978 Aebersold, Jamey Nothin But Blues JA 1978 Afro-American Ensemble, The Free the Black Mans Chains GSF 1972 After Bach Matinee Columbia/ ARC 1981 Airto Virginland Salvation 1974 Albert, The S/T Perception 197? Albert, The S/T Perception 197? Albino Gorilla Detroit 1984 Kama Sutra 1970 Alexander, Harold Sunshine Man Flying Dutchman 1971 Allen, Rance (Group) Truth Is Where Its At Gospel Truth 1972 Allen, Rance (Group) Brothers Gospel Truth 1973 Allen, Rance (Group) I Feel Like Going On Stax 1980 American Gypsy S/T Chess 1975 Ammons, Gene Brasswind Prestige 1974 Amon Duul II Phallus Dei Sunset 1969 Amon Duul II Hijack ATCO 1974 Amon Duul II Dance Of The Lemmings United Artists 1971 Amuzement Park S/T Our Gang 1982 Andrews, Ruby Genuine Ruby ABC 1977 Andrews, Ruby Everybody Saw You Zodiac 1970 Antibalas Liberation, Afro Beat Vol. 1 Ninja Tune 2001 Aquarius, The Hair Marble Arch 1969 Aquarian Age, The Hair Itco 1969 Arcade Fire Funeral Merge 2004 Archie Whitewater S/T Cadet Concept 1970 Area Code 615 Trippin In The Country Polydor 1970 Arrington, Steve Hall Of Fame I Atlantic 1983 Arrows, The Cycle-delic Sounds Tower 1968 Arrows, The Wild In The Streets Tower 1969 Artistics, The The Articulate Artistics Brunswick 1968 Artistics, The I Want You To Make My Life Over Brunswick 1970 Art Of Noise Who's Afraid of the??? Island 1984
"Valuable funky funk jazz soul albums" is apparently an awkward euphemism for terds.
NOT that i would be able to buy any but what are they and at what cost???
LA jazz funk record one time that would probably go for a 600-1000 if anyone ever discovered it...can't give the name though, I've been sworn to secrecy.
not to hate...but what is the point of even mentioning shit like this ?!!! thats that corny shit...if it truly is that rare...fuck it.
i was actually joking i wasn't really sworn to secrecy. to tell you the truth i don't remember the name of the artist but the name of the record is peanut butter funk. it's pretty ill. sounds like an unknown tribe record release. all i remember is it's a guy that was big in the local LA jazz scene.
and for the record i think starcrost and 47 times it's own weight are dope. i thought starcrost was wack the first couple of times i heard it but put it into the ipod and it really grew on me. if you are expecting wicked deep funk then you will be dissapointed because it's just really a fusion record.
Yeah to echo other people's opinions.... "funky jazz" just doesn't play out the same way as, say, funk 45s or private psych LPs, which often times have going rates set by repeat sales. Plus in the UK you have a small number of people who basically run the funk "market". No such thing exists for this kind of music. I have no idea why, maybe it's not as fetishizable, isn't of public enough interest, or is non-DJ'able. Who knows, really.
I've had a few conversations the last few days about private US free/spiritual jazz. People just don't consider it worthy of attention, especially americans. It's actually a good time to be around.
Anyhow, obscure and expensive records blow. Just pick up what you like, when you see it sell for $500 you'll have a laugh. terumasa hino on inner city is cool shit. Charles moffett family sealed from moroer for thirrrrty dollar.
You don't know this? It's your kinda thing in your backyard... hehe
Anyhow it's got a funky version of "hicky-burr" and another good track if I remember correctly, but nothing to go nuts over.
you got this too WOW... well really been tryin to have my backyard locked, still shit turns up, theres some swedish joints ive been after for a while, horselmat, ive seen that cover once before on ebay never heard it or the hype. i think the most rare swede i have is the first popworkshop record which is dope, ive heard the third one which arent as good and then theres the second one that i dont know... norway probably has heat too, finland definitely has, but that would be my neighbours back yard
All the best records are under 75 bucks. Yet everybody still chases the same 20 titles that they know bout since they've been reished. Sigh...
cost and quality are two different things for sho, im into sounds like kufanya mapenzi ramsey lewis red clay freddie hubbard or slinky by awakening, i would chose lots of common unrares over rares music wise!
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ok scratch that, $800 ???
Motley's, Herbert, Lou Ragland, Billy Martin, and jsut about ever other album on that list (save for a bout 5) are not jazz funk IMO.
K in Canada.
These are jazzfunk. Cult and DamSam are borderline.
I would only list 2 LPs as Jazz-Funk over 1000$ (in Mint condition), where they could also be said to be more like Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz than Jazz-Funk. 1. Wooden Glass: Live 2. Roy Porter: Jessica.
Those LP's remind me why the price of most records make no sense.
I prefer unknown unknowns, K.
Really??? To me those are more like Soulful Jazzy-Funk or maybe Funky Jazz-Soul, not really so much Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz or Jazz-Funk.
http://www.popsike.com/php/detaildata.php?itemnr=4729991335
Wow ... your additional analysis expands my knowledge a lot
I know, but this is a one time exception and compared with the other reached prices past 4 years and is not fully representing the actual marked value. If one time high prices would represent the value over a certain time period, the Arthur Monday 45 would still be at over 3000-4000$ but actually it's around 1000-1200$. I think it's more like, skip the highest and lowest and middle all between in comparable condition, and you have about it's value.
Where's that asshurt graemlin we were promised?
Although, to be fair, I really can't believe dudes are arguing "Soulful Jazzy-Funk" vs "Funky Jazz-Soul" vs. "Soul-Jazz/Funky-Jazz" vs. "Jazz-Funk".
right. because all of these records being discussed are in fact funky soulful jazz.
Aalon Cream City Arista 1977
Abercrombie, John Timeless ECM 1975
Above The Law Vocally Pimpin' Epic 1991
Absolute Elsewhere In Search Of Ancient Gods Warner Brothers 1976
AC/DC Back In Black Atlantic 1980
Ace Spectrum Inner Spectrum Atlantic 1974
Acklin, Barbara A Place in the Sun Capitol 1975
Adams, Arthur It's Private Tonight Fantasy 1973
Adams, Arthur Home Brew Fantasy 1975
Adams, Ryan Heartbreaker Bloodshot 2000
Adderley, Cannonball Love, Sex and the Zodiac Fantasy 1974
Adderley, Cannonball Soul Zodiac Capitol 1972
Adderley, Cannonball Big Man Fantasy 1975
Adderley, Cannonball The Price You Got to Pay To Be Free Capitol 1971
Adderley, Cannonball Quintet and Orchestra Capitol 197?
Adderley, Cannonball Soul Of The Bible Capitol 1972
Adderley, Cannonball The Black Messiah Capitol 197?
Adderley, Nat Double Exposure Fantasy 1974
Aebersold, Jamey David Baker JA 1978
Aebersold, Jamey Jazz and Rock Vol. 5 JA 1978
Aebersold, Jamey Nothin But Blues JA 1978
Afro-American Ensemble, The Free the Black Mans Chains GSF 1972
After Bach Matinee Columbia/ ARC 1981
Airto Virginland Salvation 1974
Albert, The S/T Perception 197?
Albert, The S/T Perception 197?
Albino Gorilla Detroit 1984 Kama Sutra 1970
Alexander, Harold Sunshine Man Flying Dutchman 1971
Allen, Rance (Group) Truth Is Where Its At Gospel Truth 1972
Allen, Rance (Group) Brothers Gospel Truth 1973
Allen, Rance (Group) I Feel Like Going On Stax 1980
American Gypsy S/T Chess 1975
Ammons, Gene Brasswind Prestige 1974
Amon Duul II Phallus Dei Sunset 1969
Amon Duul II Hijack ATCO 1974
Amon Duul II Dance Of The Lemmings United Artists 1971
Amuzement Park S/T Our Gang 1982
Andrews, Ruby Genuine Ruby ABC 1977
Andrews, Ruby Everybody Saw You Zodiac 1970
Antibalas Liberation, Afro Beat Vol. 1 Ninja Tune 2001
Aquarius, The Hair Marble Arch 1969
Aquarian Age, The Hair Itco 1969
Arcade Fire Funeral Merge 2004
Archie Whitewater S/T Cadet Concept 1970
Area Code 615 Trippin In The Country Polydor 1970
Arrington, Steve Hall Of Fame I Atlantic 1983
Arrows, The Cycle-delic Sounds Tower 1968
Arrows, The Wild In The Streets Tower 1969
Artistics, The The Articulate Artistics Brunswick 1968
Artistics, The I Want You To Make My Life Over Brunswick 1970
Art Of Noise Who's Afraid of the??? Island 1984
You can't possibly believe I was serious about that! Now I'm all ass-hurt.
that doesn't mean I want to pay $500 for it.
a funny thing about that lp is that it says "om det ??r n??n j??vel som tar mer ??n 20 sp??nn f??r den h??r - k??p den inte!?" on the bottom on the front cover.
and a translation for the non swedish speaking part of soulstrut:
"if theres any fucker that charges more than 2$ for this -- dont buy it!?"
"Valuable funky funk jazz soul albums" is apparently an awkward euphemism for terds.
i was actually joking i wasn't really sworn to secrecy. to tell you the truth i don't remember the name of the artist but the name of the record is peanut butter funk. it's pretty ill. sounds like an unknown tribe record release. all i remember is it's a guy that was big in the local LA jazz scene.
and for the record i think starcrost and 47 times it's own weight are dope. i thought starcrost was wack the first couple of times i heard it but put it into the ipod and it really grew on me. if you are expecting wicked deep funk then you will be dissapointed because it's just really a fusion record.
You don't know this? It's your kinda thing in your backyard... hehe
Anyhow it's got a funky version of "hicky-burr" and another good track if I remember correctly, but nothing to go nuts over.
I've had a few conversations the last few days about private US free/spiritual jazz. People just don't consider it worthy of attention, especially americans. It's actually a good time to be around.
Anyhow, obscure and expensive records blow.
Just pick up what you like, when you see it sell for $500 you'll have a laugh. terumasa hino on inner city is cool shit. Charles moffett family sealed from moroer for thirrrrty dollar.
you got this too WOW... well really been tryin to have my backyard locked, still shit turns up, theres some swedish joints ive been after for a while, horselmat, ive seen that cover once before on ebay never heard it or the hype. i think the most rare swede i have is the first popworkshop record which is dope, ive heard the third one which arent as good and then theres the second one that i dont know... norway probably has heat too, finland definitely has, but that would be my neighbours back yard
are you sayin the best records haven't been reissued?
cost and quality are two different things for sho, im into sounds like kufanya mapenzi ramsey lewis red clay freddie hubbard or slinky by awakening, i would chose lots of common unrares over rares music wise!