George Blackwell - orig/boot?

[Guest espo]

I was gifted a few tunes over the weekend----including a copy of George Blackwell---Can,t loose my head

I know its been on here before but i cant for the life of me remember how to tell the difference between the boot and the orig

Anyone help?

Steve

[Guest espo]

Sorry that should read "Cant lose my head"-----still full of pop & crisps

[Julianb]

Originals have a very small capital B in the deadwax ( both sides of disc).

Very very nice gift if it's a 'real' one!

Julian

[Guest espo]

Ta for that ---yes it has

[Pete S]

First boot is vinyl and a very good look alike but has PB in the run off. Second boot is styrene (also has PB in run off). Third boot is yellow and on vinyl. I think there is a 4th, also yellow, at the wrong speed.

[Guest espo]

this is vinyl---theres no pb in the runoff---thanks for the help

[Pete S]

I sold one on ebay last year, might still be up on popsike. It was a bit weird what it went for, a near mint copy and it fetched less than a tatty vg a week later! Here it is

https://www.popsike.com/php/detaildata.php?...nr=100502362844

[Barry]

I've got a blue-labelled styrene press, with no capital B's, no scratched PB's but clear MR stamps on both sides.

Another boot I take it?

[Davetay]

I've got a blue-labelled styrene press, with no capital B's, no scratched PB's but clear MR stamps on both sides.

Another boot I take it?

Sorry Barry, yes it is.

Edited March 23, 2010 by davetay

[Barry]

Sorry Barry, yes it is.

Oh well.

Cheers fella.

[Alan Walls]

I bought one off Pat Brady's list for £15 way back in the day. Blue label, maybe silver writing, styrene IIRC. One night at Stafford years later Pete Lawson found it in my salesbox and told me that not only was it a boot, it was he and a mate who booted it in the 70's.

Later when I mentioned this to Pat, he reckoned I, Pete or both of us must have been "mistaken"...

[funkyfeet]

I bought one off Pat Brady's list for £15 way back in the day. Blue label, maybe silver writing, styrene IIRC. One night at Stafford years later Pete Lawson found it in my salesbox and told me that not only was it a boot, it was he and a mate who booted it in the 70's.

Later when I mentioned this to Pat, he reckoned I, Pete or both of us must have been "mistaken"...

The 1st boot is the one done by Pete Lawson and Chris Fletcher - faded yellow one sided, this is the faster version, I'll post a copy up later on tonight.

[Billywhizz]

Originals have a very small capital B in the deadwax ( both sides of disc).

Very very nice gift if it's a 'real' one!

Julian

i no julian,pay 10 now 1800 billy

[Mark Bicknell]

i no julian,pay 10 now 1800 billy

Since when has George Blackwell been £1800.00? £800.00 tops I would say.

Mark Bicknell.

Edited March 24, 2010 by Mark Bicknell

[Guest]

The 1st boot is the one done by Pete Lawson and Chris Fletcher - faded yellow one sided, this is the faster version, I'll post a copy up later on tonight.

There is also a double sided yellow boot

KB - 200 - A (scratched)

KB - 200 - B (scratched)

Edited March 24, 2010 by mikecook

[Iancsloft]

First boot is vinyl and a very good look alike but has PB in the run off. Second boot is styrene (also has PB in run off). Third boot is yellow and on vinyl. I think there is a 4th, also yellow, at the wrong speed.

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What about this one then Pete styrene MR Stamp 100220 blue label same as original ?

think it surfaced in the uk around the mid 70,s

Who was responsible for this counterfiet done at Monarch

Edited March 24, 2010 by IANCSLOFT

[Guest]

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What about this one then Pete styrene MR Stamp 100220 blue label same as original ?

think it surfaced in the uk around the mid 70,s

Who was responsible for this counterfiet done at Monarch

probably the same one as mentioned by Barry

sorry, responded to the first bit just before your edit asking who was responsible

Edited March 24, 2010 by mikecook

[Alan Walls]

probably the same one as mentioned by Barry

sorry, responded to the first bit just before your edit asking who was responsible

If it had a shiney dark blue label with the odd air bubble, that's the one I had. I now remember it had that MR stamp.

[Pete S]

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What about this one then Pete styrene MR Stamp 100220 blue label same as original ?

think it surfaced in the uk around the mid 70,s

Who was responsible for this counterfiet done at Monarch

That's the second one I mention above.

[burt weedon]

HI LADS,COULD YOU TELL ME WHAT THIS ONE IS,I BOUGHT IT A FEW YRS BACK..MR;stamped..KB-200-A..<;100226. KB-200-B..<;100226~X..writen in to run outs..

THANX,i was going to start puttin this and a hell of a lot of other stuff i have twice or that i dont require..

on EBAY ? thanx;;KENNY H.

That's the second one I mention above.

Edited March 24, 2010 by burt weed on

[Pete S]

Any record with a delta number 90*** or 100** is going to be from the mid 70;s...surefire way of dating your records

[Billywhizz]

Since when has George Blackwell been £1800.00? £800.00 tops I would say.

Mark Bicknell.

SINCE WHEN HAS GEORGE BLACKWELL BEEN 1800, FROM 7,33 A,M BIG BOY,

[Mark Bicknell]

SINCE WHEN HAS GEORGE BLACKWELL BEEN 1800, FROM 7,33 A,M BIG BOY,

Never in a million years little boy lol

[Guest enchantedrythm]

MR stamp was selecta discs first boot-souson i asume

[Ernie Andrews]

First boot is vinyl and a very good look alike but has PB in the run off. Second boot is styrene (also has PB in run off). Third boot is yellow and on vinyl. I think there is a 4th, also yellow, at the wrong speed.

The 4th one is white plain label with black writing - I know this for sure because I was half responsible for it and played at 48rpm along with the Marsha gee at the same speed. How naughty was I then in those days and Broadway Sissy was going to be next but I bottled it!