Curious

[Guest]

just picked up these two records and wonderd what the story is on the different labels. any info would be appreciated

tia

[Guest julesp1905]

just picked up these two records and wonderd what the story is on the different labels. any info would be appreciated

tia

One's stereo and the other is mono

[Guest]

One's stereo and the other is mono

hardy har har har

the top two is the same record numpty A & B side

[Gary Samways]

One's stereo and the other is mono

jules you are a wag:lol: , don't wind old cookie up!

[Guest]

jules you are a wag:lol: , don't wind old cookie up!

oi !!! less of the old

[Guest]

Ones local the other national release maybe

[Ian Dewhirst]

Ones local the other national release maybe

Corectomundo.

Ian D

[Guest]

thank you very much gents

[boba]

I'm pretty sure neither release is "local", they were both distributed nationally. One just got picked up by the larger label (epic) for better distribution.

[Guest]

I'm pretty sure neither release is "local", they were both distributed nationally. One just got picked up by the larger label (epic) for better distribution.

I think you are wrong maybe

[boba]

I think you are wrong maybe

how did the "local release" copies get to chicago as store stock, which I have found before? what else does "local release" even mean except that it was only distributed locally? it's a smaller label / less distributed release that got picked up by a larger label. Jerry Ragavoy was a major producer.

[Guest]

interesting. i know absolutely nothing about it (only that its a great record). would be interested to know more, especially which was the first release

[boba]

interesting. i know absolutely nothing about it (only that its a great record). would be interested to know more, especially which was the first release

rags was definitely first, I think I'm just arguing over the definition of "local release"

[The Yank]

Rags was the first label- Jerry decided to start his own label but once he found out that distrbutors weren't in a rush to

pay anyone he decided to place the record with a major. By this time the record was a hit and Epic ended up with it.

[Guest]

how did the "local release" copies get to chicago as store stock.

The postman.

[boba]

The postman.

nope. you are hilarious though.

[Sean Hampsey]

Remember Lou Courtney being pretty upset that Epic hardly promoted the material at all. The album that spawned this 45 is a World Class piece of work, that everyone should seek to own.

Sean