Just Like The Weather - Demo, Plain Blue Or Speckled ?

[NEV]

What determines a "rare record" ?

QUANTITY ... Not the sound 

 

    Maybe not as common as Belita Woods or Ann Sexton in terms of quantity ,but just like those two ,it is a great song that most people love ,so when it turns up on any sales page ,it usually shifts ... although i am still baffled as to why the Ann Sexton still fetches $100+ in any condition ,surely most collectors would have it by now 

[Cunnie]

According to Ady in a previous topic he sold his "Bunky" one to JV.  Wasn't there also an acetate by supposedly Ritchie Parker, not very good if I remember rightly, have it on a disc somewhere.

The Richie Parker cut is actually Aaron Neville & IMO the best version but might be a little bit biased as it sits in my collection.

Ain't we discussed this before Chalky?

[ZootSuit]

Is this one of those records that are 'of a time', as in 'you had to have been there'? I'm not meaning this post to be one of those 'sh*t record' comments by any means, as they serve no purpose, that's not what I mean. I genuinely don't think much to it, not even Butch's one. I'm not knocking the record for the sake of it, I just wondered is it just me? If so, I really am 'the odd one out'

 

All the best,

 

Len  

 

Len, I WAS going to bring it up the next SIB do....you is deffo ''the odd one out''

This was a record I just had to have first time I heard it at the Birds Nest (West Hampstead, must have been around 1974), took years to get a copy, then a Bunky issue.

 

Laters

 

Paul

Edited September 21, 2013 by ZootSuit

[ZootSuit]

[45cellar]

think this is a bit rareDSC03859.JPG

Comparing the Label Credits it would appear that the "Arp" Press was the pressing plant used for the Rare BUNKY Release.

[Chalky]

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Boot.