early 80's "cover up" malarky

[Mark B]

Two pressings of that .. First was with picture cover . then 2nd was plan Orange with no Picture cover .. btw SB had only one copy of "Give it up"

its not plain orange it is orange and black unless i did not get the picture cover with mine, not too hard is it about £40.00?

mark

[Robin S]

Is that only one coverup in there ..Embers "Playing the part of a fool" ?

"James Lewis" - The Q

Yes, very happy memories of Richard's late Casino spins. Rideout/Garry Glenn/Keni Burke/Charles Mann etc. Top Tunes!

That's before the 60's monsters...

[Simon M]

QUOTE(mark.b @ Jun 14 2007, 12:06 AM) link its not plain orange it is orange and black unless i did not get the picture cover with mine, not too hard is it about £40.00?

mark

Edited June 14, 2007 by Simon M

[Simon T]

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QUOTE(mark.b @ Jun 14 2007, 12:06 AM) link

its not plain orange it is orange and black unless i did not get the picture cover with mine, not too hard is it about £40.00?

mark

[Simon T]

QUOTE(mark.b @ Jun 14 2007, 12:06 AM) link its not plain orange it is orange and black unless i did not get the picture cover with mine, not too hard is it about £40.00?

mark

Sorry yes mainly orange I ment ..Ive got both somewhere What an amazing record "They dont make em like you " was a real gear shift for NS/Modern music

c/p as Eddie Harris and the Three way split ?

Eddie Richards and the 3 Way Split, by Poke

Edited June 14, 2007 by Simon T

[Peter99]

I always felt Richards late casino spins were top draw - some of the best sets I've ever heard. I was converted to the dark modern side 77/78 and was really up for the new stuff - but I loved Richards newer sixties stuff too - he was playing great soul music in my opinion - whether that be 60's or 70's.

[Simon M]

QUOTE(mark.b @ Jun 14 2007, 12:06 AM) link its not plain orange it is orange and black unless i did not get the picture cover with mine, not too hard is it about £40.00?

mark

Eeeeh thats the first press .. dont it look lovely ..

[Barry]

"James Lewis" - The Q

Yes, very happy memories of Richard's late Casino spins. Rideout/Garry Glenn/Keni Burke/Charles Mann etc. Top Tunes!

That's before the 60's monsters...

Searling at that time was the db's, couldn't fault them playlists then and still can't now. My main reason for attending Wigan as often as I did. Genius.

[Sebastian]

Eeeeh thats the first press .. dont it look lovely ..

So... is this the first press:

or is this at all the tune we're talking about?

I'm sure I've seen a label design which is orange/black/yellow as well. Is that the reissue?

[Simon T]

So... is this the first press:

or is this at all the tune we're talking about?

I'm sure I've seen a label design which is orange/black/yellow as well. Is that the reissue?

The orange/black/yello label I posted earlier is the original release which Poke was playing covered up in 1982/3. My mate bought it off him for a decent amount and then a few turned up at Soul Bowl with picture sleeves. Blurb about the release on the back of the sleeve attached:

[Sebastian]

The orange/black/yello label I posted earlier is the original release which Poke was playing covered up in 1982/3. My mate bought it off him for a decent amount and then a few turned up at Soul Bowl with picture sleeves. Blurb about the release on the back of the sleeve attached:

Thanks for the clarification! The orange/black copy is usually passed of as a first press when I see it for sale.

[Mark B]

Thanks for the clarification! The orange/black copy is usually passed of as a first press when I see it for sale.

it is the first press without the picture sleeve

mark

[Ncfc]

Horizon has got to be one of the worst records ever played on the modern scene.