The Reverse Collector

  Artist: The Righteous Brothers Title: The Righteous Brothers Greatest Hits A1 You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' Written-By –  B. Mann - C. Weil * ,  P. Spector * Written-By –  B. Mann - C. Weil * ,  P. Spector * 3:50 A2 The White Cliffs Of Dover Written-By –  Nat Burton ,  Walter Kent Written-By –  Nat Burton ,  Walter Kent 2:19 A3 Georgia On My Mind Written-By –  Hoagy Carmichael ,  Stuart Gorrell Written-By –  Hoagy Carmichael ,  Stuart Gorrell 2:37 A4 (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons Written-By –  Deek Watson ,  William Best Written-By –  Deek Watson ,  William Best 2:49 A5 You'll Never Walk Alone Written-By –  O. Hammerstein II - R. Rodgers * Written-By –  O. Hammerstein II - R. Rodgers * 2:18 A6 Just Once In My Life Written-By –  C. Weil * ,  G. Goffin - C. King * Written-By –  C. Weil * ,  G. Goffin - C. King * 3:55 B1 Unchained Melody Written-By –  Alex North ,  Hy Zaret Written-By –  Alex North ,  Hy Zaret 3:35 B2 See That Girl Written-By –  Barry Mann - Cyn

  Artist: The Allman Brothers Band Title: Brothers and Sisters Label: Capricorn Format: 8-Track Catalog Number: M8 0111 Year of Release:  1973 Country and Year  of Edition: US 1973 Sell Price: $11.12 Sell Date: 10/10/24 Condition: VG/VG Discogs Last Sold  5/4/22 VG+/no cover $9.99 Low: $9.99 Median: $10.55 Average: $10.55 High: $11.12 Current  low price:  n/a Current Number on  Sale at Discogs: 0 Have/Want: 27/33 Where Sold:  Roanoke, VA Time It Took  To Sell: 2 months Where and When  Bought: ebay 8track lot Gwiz-gau Letter Grade:  A Sad To See  It Go: No Brothers and Sisters was always one of those albums I snobbishly ignored because it didn't have Duane on it.   Irrational in a way, I knew this was their biggest record with their biggest hit.  Not only did it have "Ramblin' Man" but it has the AOR staple "Jessica." "Jessica" on this 8-track is treated with a fade out/fade in over tracks 3 and 4.  It's pretty amazing how many hits and standard

  Artist: The Beta Band Title: The Beta Band Label: Astralwerks Format: CD Catalog Number:  ASW 6268-2 Year of Release:  1999 Country and Year  of Edition: US 1999 Sell Price: $3.48 Sell Date: 10/6/24 Condition: VG+/VG+ Discogs Last Sold: 9/5/24 VG+/VG+ $3.00 Low: $0.99 Median: $3.00 Average: $3.42 High: $8.00 Current  low price:  $0.88 Current Number on  Sale at Discogs: 37 Have/Want: 652/49 Where Sold:  Minneapolis, MN Time It Took  To Sell:  12 years Where and When  Bought: new on internet year of release Gwiz-gau Letter Grade:  C Sad To See  It Go: No The Beta Band's The Three EP's compiling the Scottish groups 1997-1998 output was a favorite of mine around that time.  When this debut full length came out, I was excited to get it right away.  Unfortunately, this one I felt was lacking in compelling material. Perhaps it was the annoying "rap" intro detailing their rise to being a signed entity.  Cute, but nothing you really ever want to hear again.  Unfortunately,

  Artist: Jackie Lomax Title: Is This What You Want? Label: Apple Format: CD  Catalog Number: CDP  7975812 Year of Release:  1969 Country and Year  of Edition: US 1991 Reissue Sell Price: $6.32 Sell Date: 10/6/24 Condition: VG+/VG+ Discogs Last Sold  9/8/24 NM/NM $7.69 Low: $2.20 Median: $7.69 Average: $7.72 High: $16.20 Current  low price:  $4.40 Current Number on  Sale at Discogs: 18 Have/Want: 208/24 Where Sold:  Minneapolis, MN Time It Took  To Sell: 12 years Where and When  Bought: Sounds NYC $6.99 sticker still on it, mid 90's Gwiz-gau Letter Grade:  A- Sad To See  It Go: No Merseybeat veteran (The Undertakers) Jackie Lomax got the Beatles Apple treatment for one album in 1969.  George Harrison was the producer for the album.  Paul and Ringo are on it as well as people like Nicky Hopkins, Eric Clapton and Billy Preston.  Jackie complained later on that the actual MUSIC was ignored because of who played on it. The standout is the George Harrison bootleg classic "Sour Milk