Prince (June 13, 2019) “Prince tops list of pricey albums” Feature – The Duluth News-Tribune

The June 13, 2019 edition of The Duluth News-Tribune reports that Prince’s rare “Black Album” tops Discogs’ list of the most expensive records.

Publication: The Duluth News-Tribune Date: June 13, 2019

Country: United States Location: Duluth, Minnesota Section: Music News

THE STORY

The article highlights Prince’s 1987 promo LP The Black Album selling for $15,000, making it the most expensive record on Discogs’ “Top 100 Most Expensive Records” list. It also mentions other rare Prince items on the list.

CONTEXT AND NOTES

This feature reflects the high value of Prince’s rare recordings among collectors, especially after his death in 2016. It underscores the enduring demand for his unreleased and limited material.

FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS Event: Rare records list feature Era: 2019 (Posthumous market) Tone: Informative, collector-focused Photography: Archival photo of Prince performing

WHAT THE CLIPPING SHOWS

• Headline “Prince tops list of pricey albums”

• Details on The Black Album selling for $15,000

• List of other expensive Prince items

• Typical newspaper music news layout

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SOURCES

• The Duluth News-Tribune, June 13, 2019

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