Q&A with Fantasyland Records owner Andy Folio.

It’s time again to look at the latest high-resolution recordings.

Folksingers Peter Yarrow, Noel Paul Stookey, and Mary Travers formed a trio in 1960 that would emerge from New York City’s Greenwich Village to become one of the most influential groups of the ’60s. Now, their emotionally powerful performances are showcased with the backing of a full symphony in “The Prague Sessions.”

Sure, you may be all about the vinyl these days, but chances are there was a time when cassettes rocked your world.

Question: I have a 1952 private pressing by Duke Ellington of his 1952 concert. He had 50 copies pressed for his friends and associates. I have a copy but cannot find any info on it anywhere. Hopefully you can shed some light on what I have. A picture is available if needed. Thanks in advance.

Almost two years ago, a pair of ABBA 12" singles — “Hovas Vittne” b/w “Triveds Hambo” and “Sång Till Görel” — sold for $2,550 and $2,025, respectively. Who would have guessed that any ABBA record could command such a princely sum?

For our regular Market Watch readers, it no surprise that The Beatles almost always show up in one form or another in our countdown. This week is no exception — and The Fab Four manage a very tidy hat trick as they conquer the top three spots.

Sean Peace, president and founder of SongVest, is proud of all the recent accomplishments in the field of music collectibles and credits it to the company's innovative spirit. Here's what he had to tell Goldmine about the ideas behind the company, how the system works and why SongVest auctions are a great choice for collectors.

Updated March 2, 2010. Check to see what new releases and reissues are in your future!

In general, All That Music stocks all the recognized chart artists from the last 60 years, that is: classic rock, country, vocalists, jazz, world, hip-hop, DJ, dance and electronica, indie-modern, hard rock and metal.