Tim Neely
PMP Network Presents
Tim Neely, author of "Goldmine's Record Album Price Guide," joins Mark Snyder to talk about his book. He shares insights into valuing vinyl records and the surprising worth of some collectible LPs.
Tim Neely
About Tim Neely
Tim Neely is a record-collecting expert and author who worked extensively with Goldmine magazine. He authored the first six editions of the Goldmine Standard Catalog of American Records and spearheaded the Goldmine Record Album Price Guide, which featured 40,000 records. He created columns for Goldmine including "Pop Quiz," "Sound Advice," and "Platter Chatter." Neely also authored "Hooping It Up: The Complete History of Notre Dame Basketball" and won four Pennsylvania state writing awards as a sports writer and editor.
In this interview
- Discusses surprising collectible values, including Tina Louise albums worth up to $300
- Explains promotional albums Columbia released called "Everything You Always Wanted to Hear"
- Describes rare Reverend Columbus Mann albums from Troy area on Chamois label
- Notes some promotional records became most sought-after items in artists' discographies
“In many cases those are the most, in some cases of the most sought after in their entire discography.”— Tim Neely, in this interview
