Please no cherry picking here.

[pauldrewry]

https://lasalle.craigslist.org/emd/d/record-album-collection-509/6441133977.html
As if there is any cherries to be found.
No affil.

 

[DUALityOFman]

I think he was referring to Ray Coniff and James Galway. Did I see a Zamfir in there?

 

[Poinzy]

Probably got some good '5 Neat Guys' records in there.

 

[pauldrewry]

Now if he had some Mitch Miller that would be a different story.

 

[DUALityOFman]

I emailed to ask if there were any Slim Whitman or Boxcar Willie?

 

[hi*ball]

Looks as if someone OCD was working at the Goodwill.

 

[bashman]

What is "Hot Rocks" by the Stones doing in there?

 

[HiFi in WYO]

All I see here is the (nearly) same collection from my local Salvation Army. About 25 cents each there so $3.00 each is a bit steep.

 

[blhagstrom]

If that was local I’d think he pulled those from my dumpster.

I throw any better stuff than that.

 

[Bdbras84]

Every crap album that I have ever encountered at the thrift all bundled into one!! Yay!!

 

[sixthday]

Of course, the purpose is to get rid of the junk. Not keep it.

 

[hugo454]

and get paid to have someone else haul it away!

 

[jberger]

All I see here is the (nearly) same collection from my local Salvation Army. About 25 cents each there so $3.00 each is a bit steep.

Check your math; it's closer to $0.33 each. That could get you the entire Ray Coniff catalog!

 

[HiFi in WYO]

Yep, missed that.

But I still stand by my statement otherwise.

BTW does anyone actually own a Ray Coniff album? Because between him and Henry Mancini, I think they're all at the junk stores. What'd the guy turn out, 200,000 albums or something like that?

 

[beat_truck]

There are a COUPLE good (but definitely not remotely valuable) records in there. The rest is garbage that will be hard to give away.

 

[petehall347]

could do a few good drunken parties with those but way too expensive .

 

[DUALityOFman]

There are a COUPLE good (but definitely not remotely valuable) records in there. The rest is garbage that will be hard to give away.

Like Ray Coniff, right?

 

[beat_truck]

Like Ray Coniff, right?

No. Like Glen Campbell, Jim Croce, Gordon Lightfoot, Kenny Rogers, 1812 Overture, and even Herb Alpert.

 

[Sharpstik]

Yep, missed that.

But I still stand by my statement otherwise.

BTW does anyone actually own a Ray Coniff album? Because between him and Henry Mancini, I think they're all at the junk stores. What'd the guy turn out, 200,000 albums or something like that?

Really?
I do. About 15. And I've played them countless times, a big orchestra and a 24 member singing choir. ( Although there were about 80 over the years) I haven't heard THAT on my radio for 50 years. He sold a lot of records because good music and compositions of many of the best songs ever written never go out of style for those who recognize and appreciate them.

And 2 of his 3 Christmas albums were am radio seasonal standards for a generation.

 

[Mr Creosote]

I'll take The Bus Boys... That one is a sleeper.