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Ted Heath And His Music – Hits I Missed vinyl cover

Data as of Nov 3, 2026

Ted Heath And His Music – Hits I Missed

1958 · US · London Records · Vinyl LP Album Stereo

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Price guide

Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Nov 3, 2026

M$18.05NM$16.15VG+$12.35VG$8.55G+$4.75G$2.85F$1.90P$0.95

27 copies listed on Discogs from $1.19.

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  • $16
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    Media NM · Near MintSleeve G+
    🇺🇸 Ships from United States

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Pressing identification

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Runout — side A
ZAL.3947
Runout — side B
ZAL.3948
Rights society
ASCAP, BMI

Specifications

Genre
Jazz
Style
Big Band
Year
1958
Label
London Records
Catalog number
PS 116
Country
US

Tracklist

  1. A1High Noon3:38
  2. A2Ebb Tide3:38
  3. A312th Street Rag3:20
  4. A4Love Is A Many Splendored Thing2:42
  5. A5Three Coins In The Fountain2:50
  6. A6Unchained Melody3:25
  7. B1Learnin' The Blues2:13
  8. B2Swedish Rhapsody2:40
  9. B3Moulin Rouge3:10
  10. B4My Resistance Is Low2:14
  11. B5My Foolish Heart2:40
  12. B6Secret Love2:45

About this record

Stamped in the dead wax, the runouts ZAL.3947 and ZAL.3948 identify this as a London Records pressing made in England, while the jacket itself reads Litho in U.S.A. and Printed in U.S.A. Ted Heath And His Music's Hits I Missed arrived in 1958 with a Full Frequency Stereophonic Sound notice, and the catalogue number PS 116 appears in two places that do not always agree.

Every sentence below is anchored to those printed details and to the price guide.

What drives its value

Price on this release is driven by condition, because the guide runs from 18.05 for an M copy down to 0.95 for a P copy, with 12.35 for VG+ and 8.55 for VG in between. The lowest current asking figure is 1.19, and 27 copies are listed for sale, so buyers have a broad choice of grades.

Demand is modest: 189 collectors have the record and 4 want it, with community rating 3.67 from 9 votes. The London Records U.S. jacket and the English-made runouts sit alongside the other pressings listed for this title, and the clearest value signal is the Mint-to-VG spread itself.

A buyer comparing a sleeve printed in the U.S.A. with an English-made label should expect the grade, not the country of manufacture, to set the price.

How to appraise this pressing

Confirm this exact edition by reading three things. First, the catalogue number PS 116 on the upper left front and top back of the jacket.

Second, the centre labels, which carry PS.116 with the dotted form rather than the spaced one. Third, the dead wax, which should read ZAL.3947 on one side and ZAL.3948 on the other, with the label line London Records and the note Made in England.

Check that the jacket credits track A5 to Kahn, while the centre label spells the composer's name Cahn, since that discrepancy is a useful sign of an original copy. Grade the disc under light, then grade the sleeve separately, noting any wear on the front and back where the catalogue numbers are printed.

Record the grade you assign so it can be compared with the 27 copies currently offered.

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Release notes

Litho in U.S.A Printed in U.S.A. Made in England Full Frequency Stereophonic Sound

Track A5 the composer's name is spelled Kahn on the album jacket and Cahn on the center label.

Catalog Number PS 116 is found on the upper left front & top back of album jacket. Catalog Number PS.116 is found on the center labels.

Notes sourced from the Discogs database.

Frequently asked

What is a VG+ copy of Hits I Missed worth?

The price guide lists 12.35 USD for a VG+ copy, and this figure is an estimate as of the guide date rather than a guaranteed sale price.

What is a Mint copy worth?

The price guide lists 18.05 USD for an M copy, and 16.15 USD for NM, so a near-perfect copy commands a clear premium over lower grades.

Why does the jacket say Kahn but the label say Cahn?

Track A5 is credited to Kahn on the album jacket and to Cahn on the centre label, a printing inconsistency that identifies the release and helps separate early copies from later ones.

How do I tell whether my copy is the London Records pressing?

Check the dead wax for ZAL.3947 and ZAL.3948 and the label line London Records with the note Made in England, together with PS 116 on the jacket and PS.116 on the centre labels.

Is there a lot of demand for Hits I Missed?

Demand is modest, with 189 community members owning a copy and 4 wanting one, and the lowest current listing sits at 1.19 across 27 copies for sale.

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