Golden World

[Guest miff]

While serching for Golden World 45s came across this and would like an experts advice if possable

I Know this is the last Golden world 45 released through Ric Tic but just wanted to know if this is how the Ric Tic / Golden world 45s looked as ive never seen one, and are the previous 45 release 45s the same layout and Coulour. A Value would be nice too

Thanks In advance Miff

[Marc Forrest]

25 to 50 UKP. Yes, the design is the same, although my copies are all WD`s.

[Guest mrjp]

hi ,have got two same lable , orange like the joyce webb you have shown, joyce webb and barbara de costa,102 and 103 plus 102,104,107,108 all white demos hope this helps mr j.p.

[simonb]

I have little knowledge of the GoldenWorld/RicTic set up though I know it was bought by Motown in the 60's (Was this to buy up an artists contract?).

I take it it was relaunched in the 70s.

I have Golden World EW 115 - Stompi' Crazy Legg/Happy Man - The Modern Times (1973).

Is there a full discography anywhere?

Simon

[Guest miff]

I have little knowledge of the GoldenWorld/RicTic set up though I know it was bought by Motown in the 60's (Was this to buy up an artists contract?).

I take it it was relaunched in the 70s.

I have Golden World EW 115 - Stompi' Crazy Legg/Happy Man - The Modern Times (1973).

Is there a full discography anywhere?

Simon

Here you go mate

https://www.seabear.se/Golden.html

Any Chance of a sound file for The Modern Times

Thanks for the replys

[simonb]

Here you go mate

https://www.seabear.se/Golden.html

Any Chance of a sound file for The Modern Times

Thanks for the replys

Well Its not Northern! The A is Funk and the B is a Soul oddity - I love these styles, but I know its not everyones cup of tea.

StompinCrazyLegg.mp3

Happy_Man.mp3

Edited April 11, 2006 by simonb

[Guest Codfromderby]

Well Its not Northern! The A is Funk and the B is a Soul oddity - I love these styles, but I know its not everyones cup of tea.

happy man is ace, floated my boat

[Guest Netspeaky]

Golden World in the 1970's, Mr Wingate taking a chance, I though the Motown Corporation owned the name.