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Barbara Pennington – Fan The Flame vinyl cover

Data as of Oct 21, 2026

Barbara Pennington – Fan The Flame

1985 · Italy · Record Shack Records · Vinyl 12"

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Price guide

Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Oct 21, 2026

M$7.61NM$6.81VG+$5.21VG$3.61G+$2G$1.20F$0.80P$0.40

7 copies listed on Discogs from $3.

These are reference estimates from Discogs sold/asking data for this exact pressing, not offers and not a guaranteed price. Actual value depends on condition, completeness and current demand. Any active seller offers on this page are listed separately above.

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  • $5
    ref VA-5QFT3
    Media VG+ · Very Good PlusSleeve VG+
    🇮🇹 Ships from Italy

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Specifications

Style
Disco
Year
1985
Label
Record Shack Records
Catalog number
RSX 37
Country
Italy

Tracklist

  1. A1Fan The Flame
  2. B1Fan The Flame (Dub Mix)
Written-By, Producer
Ian Levine and Fiachra Trench
Mixed By
John Morales & Sergio Munzibai
Arranged By
Fiachra Trench

About this record

The Italian copy is identifiable by Record Shack Records catalogue RSX 37, with no barcode listed for Barbara Pennington’s 1985 Fan The Flame. Its 12-inch vinyl format and two-track listing distinguish this entry without relying on an unprovided runout or pressing-plant detail.

What drives its value

The price guide places this Record Shack Records edition at $7.61 for M, $6.81 for NM, $5.21 for VG+, and $3.61 for VG; the lower listed grades are $2.00 for G+, $1.20 for G, $0.80 for F, and $0.40 for P. The lowest listed price is $3.00, with 7 copies for sale in the snapshot.

Community figures show 11 have and 11 want, alongside a 4.5 rating from 4 ratings; these figures describe recorded interest, not a sale guarantee. The supplied facts identify this as an Italian 1985 issue, but do not classify it as an original or reissue relative to other pressings, so that comparison cannot be used to claim a value premium.

How to appraise this pressing

Start with the details that identify this exact listing: Barbara Pennington, Fan The Flame, Record Shack Records, Italian country entry, and catalogue number RSX 37. The format is a 12-inch vinyl record with two tracks, and the facts list no barcode.

No matrix, runout string, or pressing plant is supplied here, so do not treat an unverified dead-wax mark or plant name as confirmed evidence; compare those details against a reliable copy-specific record if available. The price guide gives distinct estimates by grade, including $5.21 for VG+ and $3.61 for VG, making an honest condition description important when comparing an offer with the guide.

Keep the guide’s estimates separate from the $3.00 lowest listed price: one is condition-based guidance, while the other is a current listing snapshot. The provided data does not establish a pressing sequence against other editions.

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Listen

Hear the album before you buy.

Barbara Pennington - Fan The Flame
Barbara Pennington - Fan The Flame (Dub Mix) 1985

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Frequently asked

How do I identify this Italian pressing?

Match the Italian country entry, Record Shack Records label, and RSX 37 catalogue number; the supplied facts list no barcode.

What does the guide estimate for a VG+ copy?

The price guide lists $5.21 for VG+, an estimate from the supplied guide rather than a guaranteed sale price.

What does the guide estimate for a VG copy?

The VG guide value is $3.61; compare it with the copy’s accurately described grade.

How many copies are listed for sale, and what is the lowest price?

The snapshot reports 7 copies for sale and a lowest listed price of $3.00.

Is this confirmed as an original pressing, and what runout should I expect?

The supplied facts do not identify it as an original or reissue and provide no runout or pressing-plant detail; verify any dead-wax evidence against a copy-specific source.

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