Writing On Label - Not Always A Bad Thing

[Soul-slider]

I have a couple. Here's a message to some kid named James, 1960's...

[Soul-slider]

About 20 years ago I bought this Jimmy Cliff Ska 45 described as 'writing on label'......

 

Imagine my surprise when I turned it upside down to find Jimmy's signature!!

Edited April 21, 2014 by Soul-Slider

[bri pinch]

Sorted.

That was my old copy i sold to you Gaz that i got from Gilly who got it from Johnnie Mae

[Gilly]

ive got a larry wright on a go go....but some bloke called popcorn wylie has scribbled his name on it.......also a joseph moore scribbled on by joseph moore

Yes and that bloke called "popcorn" also wrote my name on the label

[Gilly]

That was my old copy i sold to you Gaz that i got from Gilly who got it from Johnnie Mae

Yes got this on video?dvd of the great woman herself doing it

[Mick Boyle]

My duke Browner demo had 9c (9 cents) written on it.

I wish

[Steve Foran]

Not sure if i know you mate but i hope you are well and fully recovered

Thank you think I am fixed now.

[mid tempo]

Yes bri..gilly saw the clip on utube yesterday

Johnny mae singing and signing it in her kitchen

Fantastic...

[Guest turntableterra]

here is a few, jimmy ruffin, phil flowers with the great tune discontented (thee version) berry gordy on the tape and the smokey robinson.  a few years ago I  won a  records  lot on ebay for about 4 dollars and when the came this smokey signature was among them, not sure if the brian rae one counts but still a piece of soul history

[45cellar]

Here are a couple with Stickers that should be classed as part of a records promotion and therefore Belong.

 

Nice to have a clean label but certain Stickers / DJ Graffiti from back in the 60s I don't mind.

 

Regarding Graffiti, It's probably Impossible to verify / endorse , Sometimes it just looks right so fair enough.

 

Artist, Producer, etc  Signed copies It really comes down to research / provenance I suppose.

 

 

Music promoter in '50s, '60s

CHIGAGO TRIBUNE >>> HOWARD BEDNO <<<

[Eddie Hubbard]

subtle, i think the creations on globe one is the best so far. one of the best records and i would have never noticed the valentine's day.

 

you gotta pop out the metal center on that cheryl ann. i finally picked up that skill after years of unsuccessful attempts. apparently all rockabilly collectors can do it in 2 seconds.

I don't want to risk breaking it Boba ....

[Britishbarry]

I have a copy of Standing at a Standstill by Sherlock Holmes which has been signed by him. Unfortunately I don't know how to post a picture.

[Premium Stuff]

I have a copy of Standing at a Standstill by Sherlock Holmes which has been signed by him. Unfortunately I don't know how to post a picture.

 

Oh come on ...  it's elementary my dear Watson 

[Guest]

Sorted.

It looks like a nice copy, that has been defaced by having writing on the label!!!

[Guest]

Autographs on labels, are records that have been defaced/damaged by having writing on the label!

 

There are only a set number of originals in the world of each record, and they can never be replaced!!! 

 

Each one that gets damaged is one less for ever!

Edited April 30, 2014 by Guest

[Lee Bates]

Well if that's the case Ray Pollard defaced my Shrine 45 "This time"!!! Others artists also seem to have also defaced 45 and lps.... 

[mid tempo]

Asked tommy hunt to sign this about 15 yrs back.

Think he,d had a few he did it with big felt tip.

[Windlesoul]

If you are gonna ask artists to add signatures this is a safer option...

 

Edited May 1, 2014 by Windlesoul

[mid tempo]

Got this14707 up left side(14706 on flip). With new hit up right side of label.