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Léo Ferré – C'est Extra
1969 · France · Barclay · Vinyl 7" 45 RPM EP Stereo
Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Oct 18, 2026
- MMint
- $3.07
- NMNear Mint
- $2.75
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $2.10
- VGVery Good
- $1.45
- G+Good Plus
- $0.81
- GGood
- $0.48
- FFair
- $0.32
- PPoor
- $0.16
27 copies listed on Discogs from $0.50.
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
- €1ref VA-FEG6YMedia VG+ · Very Good Plus🇫🇷 Ships from France
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Pressing identification
Match these against your copy to confirm the exact pressing.
- Runout — side A
- HBLY 71347 ATBLY 71347-1
- Runout — side B
- HBLY 71347 BTBLY 71347-2
- Rights society
- BIEM
- Price Code
- Ⓜ(Back sleeve & labels)
- Price Code
- médium(Back sleeve)
- Printed By
- MSP (4)
Specifications
Tracklist
- A1C'est Extra3:46
- A2Madame La Misère2:26
- BLa Nuit4:18
- Arranged By, Leader [Musical Director]
- Jean-Michel Defaye
- Photography By
- Hubert Grooteclaes
About this record
Barclay's 1969 French pressing of C'est Extra exists in at least two distinct matrix variants—one etched 'BLY 71347-1' with a hyphen, the other 'BLY 71347 1' without—despite identical sleeve construction and MSP printing. The runouts are handwritten, a detail that distinguishes this Léo Ferré chanson EP from later industrial pressings and makes matrix verification essential for collectors.
What drives its value
This 45 RPM stereo EP trades on condition alone: a Mint copy commands 3.07 USD, while a VG+ drops to 2.10 USD and a VG to 1.45 USD. The lowest asking price across 27 active listings sits at 0.5 USD, indicating deep supply relative to demand—305 collectors own it against only 5 who want it.
The original 1969 Barclay pressing (catalogue 71.347) holds modest value because the title track and B-side were recorded 12 December 1968 and the EP was assembled 15 April 1969, making it a snapshot of a specific session rather than a rare or limited release. French domestic pressings of this era rarely command premium prices unless the matrix or label variant is documented as scarce.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the Barclay label imprint 'N° 71347' and the catalogue number 71.347 printed on the front cover. The spine and back cover both read '71 347' (spaced).
Look for the MSP printing credit on the back cover ('Imp. MSP 808-19-10') and 'Imprimé en France'.
The label itself states 'Super 45 Tours' and 'Made In France'. The critical identifier is the matrix etched in the runout: either 'HBLY 71347 AT' or 'HBLY 71347 BT' on the A-side, or 'BLY 71347-1' with a hyphen (the variant documented here), or 'BLY 71347-2' on the B-side.
All runouts are handwritten. Grade by vinyl surface cleanliness and groove wear; the 1969 pressing typically shows light surface marks from storage rather than play damage.
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Listen
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Release notes
Printed on front cover: 71.347
Printed on spine: 71 347
Printed on back cover: 71 347 Ⓜ Imp. MSP 808-19-10 Imprimé en France
Printed on label: N° 71347 Ⓜ Super 45 Tours Stereo Made In France
Printed on etiquette: Barclay 71347
Cover size: 18,1 cm * 18,2 cm
Uncredited: #A2 and B recorded on 12 December 1968 This EP was assembled on 15 April 1969
Despite the exactly same sleeve’s joining and gloss finitions, this very similar version, also printed by MSP, is reading a different ‘BLY 71347 1’ matrix number without any hyphen, printed on the a-side’s label, not ‘BLY 71347-1’ with an hyphen, as found on this version.
Runouts are etched handwritten.
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Frequently asked
What is the catalogue number for this Barclay pressing?
The catalogue number is 71.347, printed on the front cover as '71.347', on the spine as '71 347', and on the back cover as '71 347'. The label itself reads 'N° 71347'.
How much is a VG+ copy worth?
According to the price guide, a VG+ copy is valued at 2.10 USD. This represents a 0.65 USD drop from a Mint copy at 3.07 USD, reflecting the sensitivity of this low-value EP to surface condition.
What does the matrix runout tell me about this pressing?
The handwritten matrix in the runout—either 'HBLY 71347 AT', 'HBLY 71347 BT', 'BLY 71347-1' with a hyphen, or 'BLY 71347-2'—identifies the specific stamper and pressing session. The hyphenated variant 'BLY 71347-1' is documented as distinct from the non-hyphenated 'BLY 71347 1', though both are MSP pressings with identical sleeve construction.
Why is there such a wide price range from Mint to Poor?
The spread from 3.07 USD (Mint) to 0.16 USD (Poor) reflects the EP's modest intrinsic value; even pristine copies sell for under 3.10 USD. Collectors buy this record for the Léo Ferré chanson content, not rarity, so condition directly determines resale price without premium markup.
Is this the original 1969 release or a reissue?
This is the original 1969 Barclay pressing, assembled 15 April 1969 from recordings made 12 December 1968. The label states 'Made In France' and credits MSP as the printer. No reissue information is documented for this catalogue number.