Posted February 21, 201213 yr Can someone please confirm if come on train on the blue vee jay label is a genuine, legal re-issue or a boot? Thanks, KC
February 21, 201213 yr On 21/02/2012 at 11:22, KC57 said: Can someone please confirm if come on train on the blue vee jay label is a genuine, legal re-issue or a boot? Thanks, KC hi , blue label with silver lettering is a bootleg , white demos and pink issue are the originals i hope im right Edited February 21, 201213 yr by Nidge1
February 21, 201213 yr On 21/02/2012 at 11:31, Nidge1 said: hi , blue label with silver lettering is a bootleg , white demos and pink issue are the originals i hope im right I think you are!!
February 21, 201213 yr On 21/02/2012 at 11:22, KC57 said: Can someone please confirm if come on train on the blue vee jay label is a genuine, legal re-issue or a boot? Thanks, KC Acording to the Manship Guide it's a genuine issue on VEE JAY 1001 Blue Label Value £25 - but it's not the 1st issue as that was on Nuvj 1001 either a pink issue or a Dj copy £100 or £150 ! I'm no expert unlike many others on here but that's what I've read from the Manship Guide for you ! If I'm wrong then I appologies and I would be learning something aswell ! Hope it helps
February 21, 201213 yr John Manship has the blue copy at £25 in his price guide, this would suggest a legal reissue as he wouldnt list it if he considered it a bootleg, he also states there is a maroon coloured bootleg. However Tim Browns guide states that there is a maroon and a blue bootleg. So who is right? How does anyone know for certain in these situations?
February 21, 201213 yr The NVJ WLP and the blue are different takes even if it is a boot leg also with different B sides.
February 21, 201213 yr It's not a bootleg it's a 2nd issue put out to meet northern demand in 1975. Think the Fidels or something similar suffered a similar fate.
February 21, 201213 yr having pondered over this for some time before buying my copy recently it appeared that as steve says the blue is a reissue to meet demand (and a slightly different take) original issue pink and a white demo of course in case you're wondering i went for the issue Edited February 21, 201213 yr by Andy Kempster
Can someone please confirm if come on train on the blue vee jay label is a genuine, legal re-issue or a boot? Thanks, KC