just seen this on ebay is it original or boot always thought the lettering was multie colured

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ORIG-NASCO-7-BITS-N-PIECES-KEEP-ON-RUNNING-AWAY-NORTHERN-SOUL-LISTEN-1974-/291067481868?pt=UK_Records&hash=item43c4f94f0c

 

Pretty sure that's a boot , as you say orig has coloured lettering

I've always understood the silver text were pressed from the same plates as the coloured 1st issue and were genuine re-issues ordered by Soul Bowl to fill demand at the time.

Edited January 29, 201411 yr by Dave Turner

  On 29/01/2014 at 15:15, Dave Turner said:

I've always understood the silver text were pressed from the same plates as the coloured 1st issue and were genuine re-issues ordered by Soul Bowl to fill demand at the time.

Hey up Dave , I had a 'Smokestream' on the Black & Silver Nasco and it had a BBC radio library sticker on it , you could well be right mate but still not an original as the seller states.

 

Swifty

  On 29/01/2014 at 15:15, Dave Turner said:

I've always understood the silver text were pressed from the same plates as the coloured 1st issue and were genuine re-issues ordered by Soul Bowl to fill demand at the time.

 

Yes and just think if the label had been repressed with the colours, that reissue would have indistinguishable from the original first press!!!

 

How many represses were ordered from the label owners, because of demand on the Northern scene, that were excactly the same as the first press?

Edited January 29, 201411 yr by Guest

Ur Right Boot!!   original has the multi-coloured (Nasco)

It's a boot

  On 29/01/2014 at 20:24, solidsoul said:

Yes and just think if the label had been repressed with the colours, that reissue would have indistinguishable from the original first press!!!

 

How many represses were ordered from the label owners, because of demand on the Northern scene, that were excactly the same as the first press?

 

The thing is that records like Bits N Pieces that were played out within say a year of the records release were not necessarily rare records. In a lot of cases label owners would have had them in stock. Global bought in 600-800 or so "coloured label" of both Bits N Pieces and Brothers, Sisters & Cousins whilst it was being played at the Mecca. With stock to get rid of they would only need to re-press when the original stock had been sold.

The back end of this record still has the power to make me cry...yes...I am still in the pub ;)

  On 29/01/2014 at 21:26, Barry said:

The back end of this record still has the power to make me cry...yes...I am still in the pub ;)

...like a fecking baby btw....2% on me I Pad....see you later lads ;)

One of my favourite female lead vocals and one that I never tire of hearing and playing, plus the male backing singers giving it some!

Incidentally who was the female lead? ....anybody

  On 29/01/2014 at 15:15, Dave Turner said:

I've always understood the silver text were pressed from the same plates as the coloured 1st issue and were genuine re-issues ordered by Soul Bowl to fill demand at the time.

Correct mate

  On 29/01/2014 at 21:55, Triode said:

One of my favourite female lead vocals and one that I never tire of hearing and playing, plus the male backing singers giving it some!

Incidentally who was the female lead? ....anybody

Bits 'n' Pieces features a male lead surely? Incredible vocals though.

  On 29/01/2014 at 15:15, Dave Turner said:

I've always understood the silver text were pressed from the same plates as the coloured 1st issue and were genuine re-issues ordered by Soul Bowl to fill demand at the time.

 

Despite an informed response here, it's not good to see the "great and the good" still chanting "Boot" from the rooftops......