Jerry Hipkiss Posted August 24, 2005 Posted August 24, 2005 Looking at Manships auctions, he has a copy of Matt Lucas and says that it's never been booted. Yet deep in the recesses of my befuddled mind I seem to recall a warning in a Soul Time mag in about 1977 that there had been some pressings done in the States and they'd been seen over here. I take it the run-out groove will hold the answer - what's on a genuine copy? Hippo.
Pete S Posted August 24, 2005 Posted August 24, 2005 I got one of these a couple of years back when I found 'The Matt Lucas Fan Club' on the net - so I wrote to them and asked if any members had the record, and it turned out that the president of the fan club was...Matt Lucas. He sold me his only copy for $500. I said can you sign the sleeve and he signed the bloody label in silver pen, so if you hear that record played out and see it with this autograph on, it's that copy. I sold it for £700 to - bugger, forgot, from Lowton way...anyway in answer to your question...can't remember what was in the run off!
Tony Smith Posted August 24, 2005 Posted August 24, 2005 Scratched in matrix, BTW very under priced on Manship's at the moment.
Ted Massey Posted August 24, 2005 Posted August 24, 2005 Looking at Manships auctions, he has a copy of Matt Lucas and says that it's never been booted. Yet deep in the recesses of my befuddled mind I seem to recall a warning in a Soul Time mag in about 1977 that there had been some pressings done in the States and they'd been seen over here. I take it the run-out groove will hold the answer - what's on a genuine copy? Hippo. link hi jerry looking at one now there is sk4m-2524-1 scratched in the run out also on both sides there are 2 small impressions that look like the top and bottom of I with the vertical bar removed if that makes sense pm me and we can talk on the phone if you wish Best ted
Ian Posted August 24, 2005 Posted August 24, 2005 May be wrong but always thought copies of these were pressed up for a convention & never got a issued to the public. the issue number of this 45 is out of sinc with the rest of the issues on the label, lot rarer 45 than people think it. PS sold yours copy to Kev Murphy pete. Cheers Ian
Steve G Posted August 24, 2005 Posted August 24, 2005 Looking at Manships auctions, he has a copy of Matt Lucas and says that it's never been booted. Yet deep in the recesses of my befuddled mind I seem to recall a warning in a Soul Time mag in about 1977 that there had been some pressings done in the States and they'd been seen over here. I take it the run-out groove will hold the answer - what's on a genuine copy? Hippo. link You may be talking about an early edition of Blackbeat or even Northern Line Hippo. Kev Griffin got this information about it being pressed up for the B side from....erm.... John Manship....No seriously I cannot recall who told him that but it may have been John. Who was it said that "I've forgotten more than I can care to remember" ?
Haydn Posted August 24, 2005 Posted August 24, 2005 (edited) Who was it said that "I've forgotten more than I can care to remember" ?  link ........Stan Laurel 1932 ...in his little finger. H. Edited August 24, 2005 by haydn
Soulof Posted August 25, 2005 Posted August 25, 2005 what was end price on JM´s auction btw ? love this track
Tony Smith Posted August 25, 2005 Posted August 25, 2005 what was end price on JM´s auction btw ? love this track link £807
Soulof Posted August 26, 2005 Posted August 26, 2005 OK thanks Tony. still thought this would go for more on a JM auction though..
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