The Beatles – Abbey Road (1969)
The Beatles’ Abbey Road might be one of their most iconic albums, but it was not particularly well-reviewed when it first came out. The critics’ opinions have no sway on this incredibly unique vinyl today, however, especially the UK export edition. Those holding a version of this record that has the catalog number PPCS 7088, a label from Parlophone Records, as well as a gold sticker on the sleeve’s rear, have something amazingly unique. It will also be worth about $4,000!
The Beatles Abbey Road
Elvis Presley – That’s All Right (1954)
The King of Rock ‘n Roll finished That’s All Right while he and his musical team were on a break. Elvis Presley adopted an original form of All Right Mama by Arthur Crudup. Sam Phillips, Presley’s producer, was amazed by the artist’s work. He then recorded it and included the song onto the B-side of Blue Moon of Kentucky. Various music historians claim that this was the moment when rock ‘n roll was born. You can bet that such foundational work will go for a lot of money – $4,000 in fact!
Elvis Presley Thats All Right
