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Isabelle Mayereau – Isabelle Mayereau
1977 · France · Disc'Az · Vinyl LP Album
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Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Jan 26, 2026
- MMint
- $38.56
- NMNear Mint
- $34.50
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $26.38
- VGVery Good
- $18.26
- G+Good Plus
- $10.15
- GGood
- $6.09
- FFair
- $4.06
- PPoor
- $2.03
6 copies listed on Discogs from $11.76.
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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- Printed By
- Imprimerie Saint-Roch
Specifications
- Artist
- Isabelle Mayereau
- Genre
- Pop
- Style
- Chanson
- Year
- 1977
- Label
- Disc'Az
- Catalog number
- STEC 261
- Country
- France
Tracklist
- A1L'Enfance2:40
- A2Pas Ensemble2:43
- A3Simili U.S.A.3:02
- A4Standing1:21
- A5Des Gouttes Mauves3:45
- B1Jeux Des Regards3:24
- B2Hash3:20
- B3Sirop De Vie3:18
- B4Orange Bleue2:29
- B5Des Synthétiseurs3:00
- Producer [Direction Artistique]
- Jacques Bedos
- Photography By
- Michel Laguens
About this record
Catalogue STEC 261 identifies this 1977 French chanson LP on the Disc'Az label, a self-titled debut that draws more collector want than ownership — 496 want it against 451 who have it. The absence of a barcode stamps it as an early pressing from the label's catalogue run.
Condition swings the asking price from 2.03 USD in Poor grade up to 38.56 USD in Mint.
What drives its value
This Isabelle Mayereau pressing sits in a narrow market: six copies are currently listed for sale, with the lowest asking 11.76 USD. The price_guide estimates span from 2.03 USD (Poor) to 38.56 USD (Mint), but the realistic sweet spot for a collector-grade copy falls between VG at 18.26 USD and VG+ at 26.38 USD.
The want-to-have ratio (496 want / 451 have) signals sustained collector interest despite modest supply. As a 1977 French original on Disc'Az rather than a later reissue, and lacking a barcode—a marker of pre-standardization pressings—it commands respect in the chanson market.
The 10-track album and its 4.59 community rating across 59 votes suggest solid musical regard, which underpins steady demand even as copies remain scarce.
How to appraise this pressing
Verify the pressing by the catalogue number STEC 261 printed on the label. The absence of a barcode on the back cover or label confirms this as an early Disc'Az run, predating the adoption of UPC standardization.
The label itself should read Disc'Az with the catalogue designation clearly visible. The LP contains 10 tracks of French chanson material.
To grade accurately, examine the vinyl surface under strong light: Mint (38.56 USD) shows no play wear and pristine labels; NM (34.50 USD) may show light handling but no audible surface noise; VG+ (26.38 USD) displays light play marks but remains musically clean; VG (18.26 USD) shows visible groove wear and light surface noise between tracks. Check the jacket for creasing, seam splits, or foxing, as these directly affect the final grade.
Original Disc'Az pressings from 1977 rarely appear in high grades, making condition assessment critical to pricing.
Further reading: grading a record, what makes a pressing valuable.
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Frequently asked
What is this pressing worth in typical collector condition?
A VG+ copy—the most common grade for a played but well-kept original—carries a price_guide estimate of 26.38 USD. If you find one in VG condition, expect around 18.26 USD. These are estimates as of the price guide's compilation date and reflect the market's mid-range expectation for this 1977 French pressing.
Why does want exceed have in the community?
496 collectors want this record against 451 who own it, a rare inversion that signals scarcity relative to interest. The small number of copies currently for sale (six) and the absence of barcode—marking it as an early pressing—make original 1977 Disc'Az copies harder to find than casual French chanson collectors might expect.
How do I confirm this is the original 1977 pressing and not a reissue?
Check for catalogue number STEC 261 on the label and the absence of a barcode on the back cover or label itself. The lack of UPC encoding is a hallmark of 1977 French pressings before standardization. Later reissues typically carry barcode information. The Disc'Az label design and printing style also differ markedly between original and reissue runs.
What condition should I expect if I buy at the lowest asking price?
The lowest price currently listed is 11.76 USD for one of the six copies on sale. At that price point, expect Good to Good+ condition—audible surface noise, visible wear, and possible label scuffing. A Mint copy at 38.56 USD would be exceptional; most originals in the market fall between VG and VG+.
Is this a rare album?
Relative to mainstream French pop, yes. The 451 have / 496 want ratio and the small number of active listings suggest it is not a common find. As a 1977 self-titled debut on a smaller label without barcode infrastructure, it has aged into modest scarcity. The 4.59 community rating across 59 votes indicates it has a dedicated following, but supply remains tight.