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  2 0 I'd take them to Jive Time in Fremont. You never know; most of these records are frankly close to worthless, but there might be some obscure gems in there. Joan Baez's first album sold a trillion copies; but a weird Fred Neil record might be scarce. And jazz, well, early sixties is a big time for jazz LPs, especially if they're on a collectible label like Blue Note, Riverside, or World Pacific. A shop like Jive Time is going to be straight with you. You're not going to get the price they'll ask for it, and they may reject a fair amount outright. But they're not going to rip you off. If you can do some research beforehand, you're better off. Look them up on Ebay, see what people are getting for them. The most likely scenario is, you have a crate of dollar records, but with a few red hot items, and if you're not a collector you'll never guess which ones they are. They might be worth a buck, they might be worth a hundred. Neptune in the U District is another good shop that should be fair to you. Also Silver platters and Easy Street. Fnarf answered in Other Arts & Music about 1 year ago | Report 1 comment by Rev.Enant… 0 0 East Street and Jive Time were on the tip of my tongue before I read Fnarf's lovely and completely-nailed-it A here. thumbs way up! Rev.Enant commented about 1 year ago | Report Enter your comment or ask a new question preview THIS IS A PREVIEW: Click "Post" to submit it or "Edit" to make changes. edit Please wait… This could take a minute if the tubes are clogged.

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