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Spike Jones And His City Slickers – Spike Jones Murders Them All vinyl cover

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Spike Jones And His City Slickers – Spike Jones Murders Them All

1973 · Germany · RCA Victor · Vinyl LP Compilation Stereo

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Price guide

Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Oct 18, 2026

M$12.94NM$11.57VG+$8.85VG$6.13G+$3.40G$2.04F$1.36P$0.68

30 copies listed on Discogs from $0.99.

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Pressing identification

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Matrix / runout
CHPP-3287
CHPP-3288
CHPP-3289
CHPP-3290
M-CHPP-3287 Manufactured in Germany ℗ 1973 S
M-CHPP-3288 Manufactured in Germany ℗ 1973 S
M-CHPP-3289 Manufactured in Germany ℗ 1973 S
M-CHPP-3290 Manufactured in Germany ℗ 1973 S
Rights society
GEMA
Other
RCS 3211-1(Cat# disc 1)
Other
RCS 3211-2(Cat# disc 2)
Manufactured By
TELDEC »Telefunken-Decca« Schallplatten GmbH
Pressed By
Teldec-Press GmbH
Lacquer Cut At
TELDEC-Studio, Hamburg

Specifications

Genre
Pop
Style
Novelty, Parody
Year
1973
Label
RCA Victor
Catalog number
RCS-3211/1-2
Country
Germany

Tracklist

  1. A1Liebestraum3:10
  2. A2The Blue Danube2:50
  3. A3Flight Of The Bumble Bee2:46
  4. A4None But The Lonely Heart3:15
  5. A5Rhapsody From Hunger (Y)3:14
  6. B1William Tell Overture3:19
  7. B2Carmen Murdered12:54
  8. C1Dance Of The Hours3:30
  9. C2The Glow Worm3:06
  10. C3I Kiss Your Hand, Madame3:35
  11. C4Love In Bloom3:25
  12. C5Hotcha Cornia (Black Eyes)2:25
  13. D1Black Bottom2:30
  14. D2Hawaiian War Chant (Ta-Hu-Wa-Hu-Wai)2:40
  15. D3I Went To Your Wedding3:26
  16. D4I'm In The Mood For Love3:00
  17. D5That Old Black Magic2:20
Artwork
Jack Davis

About this record

This 1973 German pressing carries a manufacturing quirk that marks it instantly: the center label misspells track C4 as "Love Im Bloom" rather than the correct title. Pressed by TELDEC in West Germany for the RCA Victor catalogue, it arrived as a 17-track stereo compilation in a gatefold sleeve, with runout stamps across sides A and B (matrix codes CHPP-3287 through CHPP-3290) and a lone etched "S" on the final runout.

What drives its value

The German RCA Victor pressing sits in a modest price tier. A Mint copy commands 12.94 USD, while NM drops to 11.57 USD; the VG+ grade settles at 8.85 USD, and a VG copy trades around 6.13 USD.

The lowest asking price across 30 active listings is 0.99 USD, indicating soft collector demand. Community holdings are strong—186 collectors own it—against only 11 who want one, a ratio that reflects its status as a reissue compilation rather than a sought original.

The label-misspelling detail and TELDEC pressing plant attribution anchor its appeal to novelty and pressing-variant specialists rather than mainstream collectors.

How to appraise this pressing

Confirm the German pressing by the RCA Victor catalogue number RCS-3211/1-2 stamped on the gatefold and label. The runout matrix codes CHPP-3287 (side A), CHPP-3288 (side B), CHPP-3289, and CHPP-3290 are stamped into the dead wax; the final "S" is etched rather than stamped, a production anomaly worth noting.

Both TELDEC »Telefunken-Decca« Schallplatten GmbH and Teldec-Press GmbH appear in pressing credits. Grade by sleeve condition (gatefold integrity, creasing) and vinyl surface (the label misspelling is a manufacturing constant, not a condition variable).

No barcode was applied to this release. Play-test for warping and surface noise typical of 1970s German pressings; the stereo separation and high-frequency response degrade noticeably below VG+ condition.

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Listen

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Spike Jones Dance of the Hours

Official videos via YouTube.

Release notes

Track C4 is misspelled on center label, - reads "Love Im Bloom".

℗1973 Gatefold sleeve. Runouts are stamped, except for the last lone "S" which is etched.

Notes sourced from the Discogs database.

Frequently asked

What is the label misspelling on this pressing?

Track C4 reads "Love Im Bloom" on the center label instead of the correct title. This is a documented manufacturing error specific to this pressing and does not appear on all variants of the compilation.

How much is a VG+ copy worth?

According to the price guide, a VG+ copy is valued at 8.85 USD. This represents the middle ground between NM (11.57 USD) and VG (6.13 USD) and reflects typical wear to the gatefold and light surface marks on the vinyl.

What do the runout codes tell me about this pressing?

The matrix codes CHPP-3287 through CHPP-3290 are stamped into the dead wax across the four sides (two per LP side), and the final "S" is etched rather than stamped—a production quirk that distinguishes this TELDEC pressing from other RCA Victor compilations of the same title.

Why is the lowest price only 0.99 USD when the VG guide price is 6.13 USD?

The 0.99 USD figure represents a single listing among 30 active copies, likely a heavily damaged or unplayable example grading below Fair condition. The price guide values reflect typical market rates for each condition grade; outlier listings at 0.99 USD indicate Poor or worse condition.

Is this a first pressing or a reissue?

This is a 1973 reissue compilation for the German market, not an original session release. The 186 collectors who own it versus 11 who want one reflects its status as a later compilation; original Spike Jones City Slickers pressings command stronger collector interest.

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