Artist vinyl values
Travis Tritt vinyl values.
Originals, album by album.
Travis Tritt's first two Warner Bros. albums came out in 1990 and 1991, and Warner sold them in stores on CD and cassette. Discogs lists no retail LP of either. The only vinyl is a Columbia House record-club pressing of each, 1P 8001 and 1P 8138, and neither has been reissued, which is why they now sell for $60 to $200.
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Travis Tritt original vinyl value overview
Every LP copy of these albums is a club edition, so there is no first-press versus reissue question. Value comes down to condition: a clean disc in an unsplit jacket. Discogs medians are about $79 for Country Club and $85 for It's All About to Change.
Albums covered
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VG+ originals
$35–$90
NM originals
$80–$200
These ranges span the covered albums; they are not a single price for every pressing. Open the album guide and match the label, catalog, matrix, packaging, and grade before comparing a copy.
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Travis Tritt album value guides
1991 · Warner Bros. (Columbia House club edition)
It's All About to Change
Top-end clue: A near-mint 1P 8138 in a clean, unsplit club jacket; the top Discogs sale is $199.95.
NM first press
$100–$200
1990 · Warner Bros. (Columbia House club edition)
Country Club
Top-end clue: A near-mint 1P 8001 in a clean club jacket; the top Discogs sale is $149.99.
NM first press
$80–$150
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How to compare the right copies
An artist name and album title describe the music, not the manufacturing history. Work from the physical evidence before using any value range.
- Check the catalog number on the label: 1P 8001 for Country Club, 1P 8138 for It's All About to Change.
- Match the runouts: 1P-80011 and 1P-80012 for Country Club, 1P-81381 and 1P-81382 for It's All About to Change.
- Be wary of any 'original retail LP' listing; Discogs shows no retail vinyl of either album in any country.
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What moves a copy toward the top of the range
The strongest value signal is a complete set of details that all point to the same issue. For the albums covered here, pay particular attention to:
- It's All About to Change: A near-mint 1P 8138 in a clean, unsplit club jacket; the top Discogs sale is $199.95.
- Country Club: A near-mint 1P 8001 in a clean club jacket; the top Discogs sale is $149.99.
A later reissue in excellent condition can still be a great listening copy. It should simply be compared with reissue sales rather than original-press prices.
A few questions
The ones that come up.
Among the albums covered here, near-mint confirmed originals span $80–$200. The exact album, pressing, completeness, and condition determine the price, so use the linked album guide rather than treating that span as a blanket artist value.
Match the release-year label, complete catalog number, both runout matrices, jacket construction, and any original inserts. No single color, logo, or matrix fragment proves the whole pressing by itself.
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