Solomon Burke - No Man Walks Alone (Apollo 500)
posted by Red Kelly at 10:13 AM
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
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5 Comments:
Great & fitting selection, thanks!
Damn, didn't know you had this up.
It's fabulous....
I have the exact same record that I won at a dance contest in 1956. It is in mint condition and is signed by Solomon Burke who was at the dance contest in Baltimore handing them out. Any idea how I could go about finding out what's it's worth?
I can tell you what it's worth right now... it's priceless! Hold on to it.
I intend to. I'm just curious as to what a collector might set as a reasonable price.
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