Charlie Parker — Bird Blows The Blues (1949)
A double-sided release that sparks pure joy in Blues fans, Charlie Parker’s ‘Bird Blows The Blues’ from 1949 is an iconic album that is highly sought after by collectors and investors today. It can best be described as a record that fuses pop and jazz, in order to help people shake their hips. You may be better off just taking a listen on a streaming platform, but if you want to listen to the original album and you’re willing to fork out $3500, the experience promises to be all the more magical.
Charlie Parker
U2 — Three (1979)
It’s safe to say that U2 are rock and roll legends. Lead singer Bono might have achieved cult status over the years, but he couldn’t have done it without all the incredible hit records that were created with the help of the band. In 1979, they released ‘Three’, which was recorded in Dublin. Its shortened length could qualify it as an EP these days, and even though it came as a free release on iTunes in recent years (much to the dismay of many users who found it in their library without asking for it), the vinyl is rare and worth $3500 these days.
U2 Three
