Guest Posted September 24, 2005 Posted September 24, 2005 Apologies if this question has been asked before but what's the correct spelling on the US pressing of A lil lovin sometimes? And how can you definitely tell the difference between the original and bootlegs? Some say it's easy to spot the bootlegs because it should be spelt Patton (like the UK pressing). However I have never seen it spelt Patton on US Capitol. Others say the title should be all in one line, where as some think not. I am selling a copy I bought for a few quid about 20 odd years ago but would rather withdraw it if it's a boot. The deadwax simply states 45-55998-P1, should there be more? There are scans of various US copies with 1 line/2 line titles on popsike.com, all spelt Patten. Are some original and some boots? Also has anyone got a scan of an original High Keys - Living a Lie - Verve? Was selling a copy I thought was original but had to retract bids cos I was made aware that it looks like a boot. That's not a problem, wouldn't want to sell a boot as an original, but have only seen copies like mine or the DJ copy. The deadwax reads 100,059. If it is a boot, why aren't there many knocking around? I know I've asked a lot of questions but any help would be appreciated. Thanks
Chalky Posted September 24, 2005 Posted September 24, 2005 It's Patten on both boot and original. However the title "A Lil Lovin' Sometimes" is on one line on the original and on two lines on the boot. Capitol have supposedly released the record with the title on two lines and surname spelt Patton but not sure if this has ever been seen. There is also a daisy matrix stamped in the runout of the originals, there is also an "I" stasmped as well. No stamps on the boots.
Guest Posted September 25, 2005 Posted September 25, 2005 Cheers Chalky, Pretty much as I expected on the Alexander Patten issue. Not having much joy with the High Keys query though.
Dave Fleming Posted September 25, 2005 Posted September 25, 2005 Cheers Chalky, Pretty much as I expected on the Alexander Patten issue. Not having much joy with the High Keys query though. Right let`s put this Original or Boot thing to bed,the High Keys original came out on four label designs as shown in scans,blue issue,black issue, pale blue demo and a yellow demo,the label design on the one your trying to sell on Ebay is a BOOT,i hope this clears it up Dave f.......... Right let`s put this Original or Boot thing to bed,the High Keys original came out on four label designs as shown in scans,blue issue,black issue, pale blue demo and a yellow demo,the label design on the one your trying to sell on Ebay is a BOOT,i hope this clears it up Dave f..........
Guest Dan Posted September 26, 2005 Posted September 26, 2005 in general terms, isn't the 100,059 scratched in the deadwax also a give away? that's a mid-70s number i think?
Guest Posted September 26, 2005 Posted September 26, 2005 Cheers guys, Have seen both Dj copies for sale recently, but just haven't seen any regular copies on blue or black, mind you haven't been looking either. Was offered £20 for boot so can't complain. Got to like it though so might keep hold of it after all I know I've been out of touch for many years but for someone who knows what they're talking about isn't it a bit daft to press it on pale blue with regular print? Anyway, thanks again
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