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Goody Goody – Goody Goody
1978 · US · Atlantic · Vinyl LP Album
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Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Jul 22, 2026
- MMint
- $27.31
- NMNear Mint
- $24.44
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $18.69
- VGVery Good
- $12.94
- G+Good Plus
- $7.19
- GGood
- $4.31
- FFair
- $2.88
- PPoor
- $1.44
51 copies listed on Discogs from $4.09.
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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Pressing identification
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- Matrix / runout
- ST-A-784123-PRST-A-784124-PRST-A-784123-D (PR)PST-A-784124-B (PR)PATLANTIC STUDIOS D.K.
- Rights society
- ASCAP
- Recorded At
- Alpha International Studios
- Recorded At
- Sigma Sound Studios
- Mixed At
- Sigma Sound Studios
- Manufactured By
- Atlantic Recording Corporation
- Record Company
- Warner Communications
- Pressed By
- Presswell
- Mastered At
- Atlantic Studios
Specifications
- Artist
- Goody Goody
- Genre
- Latin, Funk / Soul
- Style
- Disco, Funk
- Year
- 1978
- Label
- Atlantic
- Catalog number
- SD 19197
- Country
- US
Tracklist
- A1#1 Dee Jay6:58
- A2Super Jock6:32
- A3Bio-Rhythms5:54
- B1Goody Goody4:08
- B2It Looks Like Love6:20
- B3You Know How Good It Is8:00
- Producer, Presenter, Arranged By, Mixed By
- Vincent Montana, Jr.
- Mastered By
- Dennis King
- Engineer
- Fred Galletti
- Engineer
- Kenny Present
- Engineer [Assistant]
- Bill Dorman
- Engineer [Assistant]
- Darrell Rogers
About this record
Want slightly exceeds have on this 1978 Atlantic funk-disco LP — 1546 collectors seek it against 1540 who own one — yet 51 copies sit for sale at a median of 4.09 USD, a sign the market values condition over scarcity. The dead-wax matrix codes ST-A-784123-PR and ST-A-784124-PR identify the Atlantic Recording Corporation pressing plant, though Presswell variants exist with suffixes -D (PR)P and -B (PR)P.
Produced by Vincent Montana Jr. at Sigma Sound Studios in Philadelphia, the six-track album spans Latin, funk, and disco styles across a tight groove.
What drives its value
This US pressing commands a steep condition curve: a Mint copy fetches 27.31 USD, but a VG+ drops to 18.69 USD and a VG to 12.94 USD — the gap between top and mid-tier grades reflects the market's sensitivity to surface wear on a funk-disco record where rhythmic clarity matters. The lowest asking price of 4.09 USD across 51 active listings suggests many copies are Fair or Poor, or sellers are clearing stock.
Community demand is nearly balanced (1546 want vs. 1540 have), indicating steady collector interest without artificial scarcity. The US Atlantic SD 19197 is the original pressing; Canadian (KSD 19197), Italian (W 50533), and later Taiwan reissues exist but command less attention, placing this first US edition at the top of the hierarchy.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the catalogue number SD 19197 on the spine and label. The dead-wax runout will read either ST-A-784123-PR or ST-A-784124-PR (Atlantic Recording Corporation plant), or ST-A-784123-D (PR)P and ST-A-784124-B (PR)P (Presswell plant) — both are original 1978 pressings.
The label credit line will note "Printed in U.S.A." and attribute publishing rights to Vincent Montana Jr. Music, Inc., Bud Ross Music, Mercer Music, and Malneck Music across the six tracks. No barcode appears on this original.
Grade by examining the vinyl surface under light for hairline scratches and the jacket for seam splits or ring wear; the price spread (27.31 M down to 12.94 VG) reflects how even light surface noise audibly degrades the tight, percussion-heavy mix recorded at Sigma Sound Studios.
Further reading: grading a record, what makes a pressing valuable.
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Release notes
A2, A3, B2, B3: Published by Vincent Montana, Jr. Music, Inc. A1: Published by Bud Ross Music/Vincent Montana, Jr. Music, Inc. B1: Published by Mercer Music/Malneck Music Recorded at Sigma Sound Studios and Alpha International Recording Studios, Philadelphia, Pa. Mixed at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia, Pa. A "Montana" Mix Mastered at Atlantic Studios, New York, NY Printed in U.S.A.
Also released as SD 19197 with different matrix suffixes RI and MO indicating different pressing plants.
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Other pressings of this release
Different editions of the same album — pressing decides value.
Frequently asked
How much is a VG+ copy worth?
According to the price guide, a VG+ graded copy is estimated at 18.69 USD. This figure represents a mid-market snapshot and may vary based on actual sales and current demand; use it as a reference point rather than a fixed price.
What is the difference between the Atlantic Recording Corporation and Presswell pressings?
Both are 1978 US originals on Atlantic SD 19197, but the dead-wax matrix suffixes differ: Atlantic plant copies read ST-A-784123-PR or ST-A-784124-PR, while Presswell copies read ST-A-784123-D (PR)P or ST-A-784124-B (PR)P. Presswell was a secondary pressing plant; collectors often prefer the Atlantic plant variant, though both are original pressings.
Is the Canadian or Italian pressing worth less?
Yes. The Canadian pressing uses catalogue KSD 19197 and the Italian uses W 50533; both are 1978 but from different territories and pressing plants. The US Atlantic SD 19197 is the original and commands higher collector value. The Taiwan reissue from 1980 on Jj Record is a later reissue and typically worth significantly less.
What does the price drop from Mint to VG tell me?
A Mint copy is 27.31 USD but a VG is 12.94 USD — a steep slide that reflects the funk-disco groove's sensitivity to surface wear. Even light scratches audibly degrade the tight percussion and bass mix, so buyers of mid-grade copies expect some surface noise.
Why are 51 copies for sale but want still exceeds have?
Many of the 51 listings are likely Fair, Poor, or heavily played copies priced at the 4.09 USD floor, which discourages purchase. Collectors seeking a playable VG+ or better face limited stock at those grades, keeping demand (1546 want) nearly equal to ownership (1540 have).