Just looking for a bit of advice - I missed out yesterday on E Bay on an original copy of You Don't Love Me on Sandbag with a green label.

Found another one on E Bay today, also claiming to be an original but with a white label and red writing.

Is it just the difference between English and American issues, or am I mssing the plot?

Sorry dont know enough about computers to post up the links.

Any help gratefully received.

Dave

  dkd said:

Just looking for a bit of advice - I missed out yesterday on E Bay on an original copy of You Don't Love Me on Sandbag with a green label.

Found another one on E Bay today, also claiming to be an original but with a white label and red writing.

Is it just the difference between English and American issues, or am I mssing the plot?

Sorry dont know enough about computers to post up the links.

Any help gratefully received.

Dave

Cant help you with the record??? but to post up a link, just right click on the web address in the adress bar then copy and when you write a reply you can right click and paste it on

I always thought green copy was a boot. I heard that originally only white demos were original copies and that the cream and red copies were pressed by the label owners in response to it's popularity. I also heard that John Anderson had something to do with the bream and red copies.

TT

  dkd said:

Just looking for a bit of advice - I missed out yesterday on E Bay on an original copy of You Don't Love Me on Sandbag with a green label.

Found another one on E Bay today, also claiming to be an original but with a white label and red writing.

Is it just the difference between English and American issues, or am I mssing the plot?

Sorry dont know enough about computers to post up the links.

Any help gratefully received.

Dave

My original has a flesh cloured label with red writting, if you feel the label with your finger ( lightly) you can feel some numbers or letters underneath

manships boot guide says.....................

originals are flesh coloured with a three figure hallmark under the label.

bootleg is green

  KarenC said:

My original has a flesh cloured label with red writting, if you feel the label with your finger ( lightly) you can feel some numbers or letters underneath

Ah yes i recall some one telling me this also, quite a few have this, Royal Five on tyler is identical all bar the raised lettering under the lable

saw a geen copy sell last night on e-bay for around £15 mark.......

so price does tell you that it was a bootleg......

seen this boot go for £20-£25 on manships list though

  dkd said:

Just looking for a bit of advice - I missed out yesterday on E Bay on an original copy of You Don't Love Me on Sandbag with a green label.

Found another one on E Bay today, also claiming to be an original but with a white label and red writing.

Is it just the difference between English and American issues, or am I mssing the plot?

Sorry dont know enough about computers to post up the links.

Any help gratefully received.

Dave

Just as well you did miss out as the green label Sandbag copy`s are Bootlegs,

Originals are slightly off white/pink with red lettering for the issues,the demo`s are white

with black lettering,also i think you should invest in JM bootleg guide

Dave f..............

  bazbond said:

Ah yes i recall some one telling me this also, quite a few have this, Royal Five on tyler is identical all bar the raised lettering under the lable

apparently a lot of philadelphia releases did this Baz

  KarenC said:

apparently a lot of philadelphia releases did this Baz

Handy to know

Do you know you lot are a really useful bunch of people to have on here - I wouldn't have a clue - well done

  KarenC said:

apparently a lot of philadelphia releases did this Baz

pat & the blenders 'just because' has it.

epitome of sound brill double sider (boots pure white not 'off white'/cream)

Any idea of what should be written on the vinyl ? Mine has MS3051 and something that looks like RP further away. (just MS 3052 on the other side)

I always assumed it was a boot - Now I have some doubts, as it's creamy with red letterings and has some tiny letters in relief near Sandbag ?!?!

  Jean-Marc said:

Any idea of what should be written on the vinyl ? Mine has MS3051 and something that looks like RP further away. (just MS 3052 on the other side)

I always assumed it was a boot - Now I have some doubts, as it's creamy with red letterings and has some tiny letters in relief near Sandbag ?!?!

Going by the post's, i would say its the real deal

  Jean-Marc said:

Any idea of what should be written on the vinyl ? Mine has MS3051 and something that looks like RP further away. (just MS 3052 on the other side)

I always assumed it was a boot - Now I have some doubts, as it's creamy with red letterings and has some tiny letters in relief near Sandbag ?!?!

IT'S REAL !

i played my copy a few months ago for the first time in, well a long time, and it f88king jumpoed! It didnt the last time i played it! Whats that all about. Its like some slighlty warped records i now have that never used to be.

I think there must be some kind of 45 demon that goes into record boxes fa8king them up

  bearsoul said:

IT'S REAL !

GOOD ! - (puts back said record on the shelf instead of the rejected boots box ...)

  KarenC said:

originals are flesh coloured with a three figure hallmark under the label.

Apparently this was done to prevent bootlegging at the time of the original issue - be interesting to know how many other NS tunes have this, and whether it was just one pressing plant that made a habit of doing this.

Thanks guys for the help (I was bidding on the green label copy but forgot to gt back before the end of the auction -m a lucky escape).

Thanks again,

Dave

  KarenC said:

manships boot guide says.....................

originals are flesh coloured with a three figure hallmark under the label.

bootleg is green

Like this.....

Edited September 28, 200519 yr by Awake 502

  Jerry Hipkiss said:

Apparently this was done to prevent bootlegging at the time of the original issue - be interesting to know how many other NS tunes have this, and whether it was just one pressing plant that made a habit of doing this.

Sam Moultre;Warren...

And me copy of the Blenders;dont f*** around with love.........

  kenneth aitchison said:

Sam Moultre;Warren...

And me copy of the Blenders;dont f*** around with love.........

How can you do that,change the title of a record just to be PC?,fukc it!!!,i`ll have to post a picture of the offending article,is that OK or PC?......

Dont fukc about with me posts,thanks

  Jean-Marc said:

Any idea of what should be written on the vinyl ? Mine has MS3051 and something that looks like RP further away. (just MS 3052 on the other side)

I always assumed it was a boot - Now I have some doubts, as it's creamy with red letterings and has some tiny letters in relief near Sandbag ?!?!

Real if you ask me, the off white/cream is more a "flesh" colour with red lettering.

Boots are styrene with green label.

or boots are pure white with black lettering

  DaveAbbott said:

or boots are pure white with black lettering

I thought it was booted on a white demo, but were these styrene or vinyl? Dave f...........

Dance of love - Jetsons & Tangiers on Pumpkin has it as well