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BZN – You're Welcome!
1978 · Netherlands · Mercury · Vinyl LP Album Stereo
Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Oct 18, 2026
- MMint
- $4.33
- NMNear Mint
- $3.88
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $2.96
- VGVery Good
- $2.05
- G+Good Plus
- $1.14
- GGood
- $0.68
- FFair
- $0.46
- PPoor
- $0.23
130 copies listed on Discogs from $0.38.
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.
Offers · 1
- €3ref VA-SWH7AMedia VG+ · Very Good Plus🇳🇱 Ships from Netherlands
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Pressing identification
Match these against your copy to confirm the exact pressing.
- Runout — side A
- 6413 511. 1 YAA 6413 511 1Y1 ℗ 1978 670 114 06AA 6413 511 1Y1 ℗ 1978 670 1111 06AA 6413 511 1Y1 ℗ 1978 670 116 06AA 6413 511 1Y1 ℗ 1978 670 12 06AA 6413 511 1Y 3 ℗ 1978 670 114 03AA 6413 511 1Y1 ℗ 1978 670 123 06AA 6413 511 1Y1 ℗ 1978 670 11 06AA 6413 511 1Y1 ℗ 1978 670 11 3 06
- Runout — side B
- 6413 511. 2 YAA 6413 511 2Y1 ℗ 1978 670 114 06AA 6413 511 2Y1 ℗ 1978 670 118 06AA 6413 511 2Y1 ℗ 1978 670 1117 06AA 6413 511 2Y1 ℗ 1978 670 1116 06AA 6413 511 2Y1 ℗ 1978 670 117 06AA 6413 511 2Y 2 ℗ 1978 670 14 03AA 6413 511 2Y1 ℗ 1978 670 1118 06AA 6413 511 2Y1 ℗ 1978 670 122 06AA 6413 511 2Y1 ℗ 1978 670 11 3 06
- Rights society
- STEMRA
- Recorded At
- Wisseloord Studios
- Lacquer Cut At
- Phonodisc B.V.
- Pressed By
- Phonodisc B.V.
Specifications
Tracklist
- A1Just Take My Hand
- A2Lady McCorey
- A3From Here To L.A.
- A4Play The Mandoline
- A5Hey Mister
- A6Don't Break My Heart
- B1Vive L'Amour
- B2The Clown
- B3Sailing
- B4Only A Boozer
- B5The End
- Producer
- Roy Beltman
- Engineer
- Janfred Arendsen
- Arranged By
- Paul Natte
- Composed By
- Thomas Tol
- Artwork
- Myosotis
- Photography By
- Pim Westerweel
About this record
Pressed by Phonodisc B.V. in the Netherlands, this 1978 Mercury stereo LP bears the stamped runout 6413 511. 1 Y on side one and 6413 511.
2 Y on side two—a pressing signature that distinguishes it from later CBS Haarlem variants and the alternate Phonodisc label layout documented under catalogue 25660183. BZN's chanson-pop session, recorded at Wisseloord Studios in Hilversum and produced for Corduroy Productions, survives in the market at 130 copies for sale, yet only 18 collectors actively seek it against 831 who own one.
What drives its value
The price guide for this Phonodisc pressing spans from 0.38 USD at the lowest market ask up to 4.33 USD for a Mint copy, with a VG+ estimate of 2.96 USD and a VG estimate of 2.05 USD. The narrow spread reflects the record's modest collector demand: 18 want-list entries against 831 have-list holders signal a deep surplus.
The 130 copies currently for sale underline its abundance in the secondary market. Original Dutch pressings from Mercury—especially those bearing the Phonodisc plant mark and the specific runout stamps documented here—command no premium over reissues or alternate label variants; condition alone drives the marginal difference between a played copy and a near-mint one.
For a record with this supply-to-demand ratio, even VG+ specimens struggle to hold the 2.96 USD guide price in real transactions.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the catalogue number 6413 511 on the label and the stamped runout strings 6413 511. 1 Y (side A) and 6413 511.
2 Y (side B), each followed by the Phonodisc B.V. plant identifier and the 1978 copyright mark. The label layout places a boxed STEMRA mark and song titles underneath the TE of STEREO, with MADE IN HOLLAND in regular (not bold) typeface.
Verify the pressing plant by inspecting the dead wax for the Phonodisc attribution; CBS Haarlem pressings of the same catalogue show different runout patterns and label positioning. Grade by surface condition: examine both sides under bright light for hairline scratches, scuffs, and dust-trap wear.
A Mint copy shows no audible surface noise; VG+ allows light background crackle on quiet passages but no groove wear; VG copies exhibit moderate surface noise and light scratches visible under magnification. The absence of a barcode confirms this as an original 1978 pressing rather than a later reissue.
Further reading: grading a record, how to sell vinyl.
Listen
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Official videos via YouTube.
Release notes
Recorded at Wisseloord Studios, Hilversum Produced for Corduroy Productions All songs published by: Intersong Basart Publishing Group, Naarden, Holland Photographs: Pim Westerweel, Naarden, Holland Artwork: Studio Myosotis, Baarn, Holland Printed in The Netherlands Made in Holland
Label: Boxed STEMRA and titles underneath TE of STEREO, MADE IN HOLLAND not bold, Phonodisc B.V. pressing.
31029127: version with similar labelprint and similar runouts, but pressing rings hint towards a CBS, Haarlem pressing.
25660183: version with different labelprint: Boxed STEMRA is right underneath the ST of STEREO. Titles are more to the right underneath the hole, MADE IN HOLLAND in more bold character, Phonodisc B.V. pressing.
There are also combined versions: Variants with label A similar to this entry and label B similar to 25660183 (runout variant 3). Variants with label A similar to 25660183 and label B similar to this entry (runout variant 4).
Runouts are stamped.
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Frequently asked
How do I know this is a Phonodisc pressing and not a CBS Haarlem variant?
Check the stamped runout in the dead wax on both sides. This pressing bears 6413 511. 1 Y and 6413 511. 2 Y. The CBS Haarlem variant (documented under a different catalogue entry) shows pressing rings and different runout patterns in the wax. Additionally, inspect the label layout: on this Phonodisc version, the boxed STEMRA mark sits underneath the TE of STEREO, and MADE IN HOLLAND appears in regular typeface. The label credit explicitly states Phonodisc B.V. as the pressing plant.
What is a VG+ copy of this record worth?
According to the price guide, a VG+ specimen is valued at 2.96 USD. This estimate reflects the record's condition grade—light surface noise, no groove wear, and minimal visible scratches. However, the current lowest market ask stands at 0.38 USD, indicating that actual selling prices often fall well below the guide estimate, likely because 130 copies are actively listed for sale and demand remains low relative to supply.
Why is there such a big price drop from Mint to VG?
A Mint copy is priced at 4.33 USD while a VG copy is 2.05 USD. The difference reflects the rarity of unplayed stock: most copies in circulation show at least light play and surface marks. Since 831 collectors own this record and only 18 actively want it, the market has little incentive to pay a premium for pristine condition. Most buyers accept VG or VG+ grades at the lower end of the guide range.
Are there other label variants of this same album?
Yes. The release notes document at least two other Phonodisc label layouts (one with Boxed STEMRA positioned differently, titles shifted right, and bolder MADE IN HOLLAND text) plus combined variants where side A and side B carry different label designs. All are Phonodisc pressings from the Netherlands, but the runout stamps and label positioning differ. Collectors should verify the exact runout (6413 511. 1 Y and 6413 511. 2 Y) and label layout to confirm which variant they own.
What does the community rating tell me about this album?
The community rating is 3.47 out of 5, based on 30 user ratings. This modest score suggests the album is appreciated by some collectors but not widely celebrated. The low want-to-have ratio (18 want against 831 have) confirms that most owners are satisfied but few new collectors are seeking it out. It is a stable, uncontroversial addition to a collection rather than a sought-after gem.