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She Loves Me: The Original Cast Album

Music Album

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$25-50

As of June 9, 2026

AI Item Analysis

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This item is a vintage vinyl record album, specifically 'She Loves Me: The Original Cast Album,' presented in its original cardboard sleeve. The album cover is predominantly red with a glossy finish. A whimsical, cartoon-style illustration of a smiling, cherubic figure with reddish-brown curly hair and rosy cheeks is prominently featured on the left side. This figure, depicted in a light-colored garment that wraps around its waist, has small pink hearts floating around it. The title 'SHE LOVES ME' is in large, stylized yellow and white font, with a floral motif used for the 'O' in 'LOVES.' Below the title, it states 'The Happiest New Musical' in smaller script. The cover lists the names of the principal cast members, including Barbara Cook, Daniel Massey, Barbara Baxley, Jack Cassidy, Nathaniel Frey, Ralph Williams, Dino Confarti, and Ludwig Donath. Key production credits are also visible, such as 'Book by Joe Masteroff,' 'Music by Jerry Bock,' and 'Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick,' and 'Directed by Harold Prince.' In the bottom left corner, the iconic MGM Records logo is present, featuring the roaring lion within a circle, alongside 'HIGH FIDELITY' and the catalog number 'E 4140SE-2.' The overall condition of the sleeve appears to be good with some minor edge wear and surface scuffs visible, consistent with age and typical handling of a used record album. There are no major tears or deep creases immediately apparent, but the glossy surface shows some reflections suggesting minor indentations or imperfections. This record likely dates from the early to mid-1960s, as 'She Loves Me' premiered on Broadway in 1963.

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Upon examining the provided image of 'She Loves Me: The Original Cast Album,' I assess its condition as good, consistent with a vintage vinyl record. The glossy red cover, featuring the whimsical illustration and clear titling, shows minor edge wear and surface scuffs. While there are no immediate signs of major tears or deep creases, reflections suggest minor indentations. The presence of the MGM Records logo, catalog number E 4140SE-2, and credited artists and production team strongly supports its authenticity as an original pressing from the early to mid-1960s. Market conditions for vintage Broadway cast albums are generally stable, with demand driven by collectors of musical theatre, vocalists like Barbara Cook, and vinyl enthusiasts. While 'She Loves Me' is a beloved musical, this particular cast album, while original, is not exceptionally rare. Copies in similar condition frequently appear on secondary markets. Factors impacting value include the iconic status of the show, the notable cast, and its historical significance as an original Broadway recording. Without a physical inspection, I cannot verify the condition of the vinyl itself, which is crucial for sound quality and overall collectibility. The presence of inner sleeves, inserts, or any play wear on the record cannot be determined from the image. Full authentication would require in-person examination to check for record play grade, spindle marks, and confirm matrix runout numbers. Provenance documentation, such as original purchase receipts, would further strengthen its authenticity and value, though this is rare for such items.

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