Spacehopper Posted October 18, 2007 Posted October 18, 2007 this maybe an easy one for you lot of knowledgable soulies !....but ive been told 2 different things !....what are the original okehs....small 45 or large ??....as i have both with stamped numbers....been told small 45 original...stamped large 45 legit reissue....but also seen ads on ebay saying large 45 original
Gasher Posted October 18, 2007 Posted October 18, 2007 Other way round.. 45 in large is original small is re issue although there are a couple of small 45 that are original too(just to confuse you) but generally but none of the big titles..Sandi Sheldon,Seven Souls,Tangeers,Tommy Tate etc that info is obviously from someone trying to buy them off you tellin you porkies haha
Spacehopper Posted October 18, 2007 Author Posted October 18, 2007 thanx for clearing that up...i think !
Guest TONY ROUNCE Posted October 18, 2007 Posted October 18, 2007 ...and, of course, there are some originals that don't have either a large or small 45 on them (Walter Jackson's "Road To Ruin" being one that immediately comes to mind). I don't think - although I could be wrong - that there are many actual bootlegs on the Okeh label, although Okeh tracks were of course booted on other labels. All of the re-issues were manufactured by Okeh's owners, Columbia, and most were pressed from the original stampers. The only counterfeit/bootleg Okeh that I personally know of (although there may be more) is the Vibrations "Gonna Get Along Without Ya Now", which is pressed on what looks like a compound of cardboard and araldite rather than styrene or vinyl.
Pete S Posted October 18, 2007 Posted October 18, 2007 ...and, of course, there are some originals that don't have either a large or small 45 on them (Walter Jackson's "Road To Ruin" being one that immediately comes to mind). I don't think - although I could be wrong - that there are many actual bootlegs on the Okeh label, although Okeh tracks were of course booted on other labels. All of the re-issues were manufactured by Okeh's owners, Columbia, and most were pressed from the original stampers. The only counterfeit/bootleg Okeh that I personally know of (although there may be more) is the Vibrations "Gonna Get Along Without Ya Now", which is pressed on what looks like a compound of cardboard and araldite rather than styrene or vinyl. Theres a few that were done late - when I say late, I mean probably early 80's - on black Okeh with silver letters and also a few white demo Okehs, they look so obviously fake though, all on vinyl and all have the wrong typeface.
Jerry Hipkiss Posted October 18, 2007 Posted October 18, 2007 The only counterfeit/bootleg Okeh that I personally know of (although there may be more) is the Vibrations "Gonna Get Along Without Ya Now", which is pressed on what looks like a compound of cardboard and araldite rather than styrene or vinyl. ...plus the "Right Track" (vocal) pressing with large 45, moulded label and fake stamp...Mr. Manship posted the full info on that one somewhere...
Platters 81 Posted October 18, 2007 Posted October 18, 2007 "too hot to hold" M LANCE is original issue with small 45....the demos have big 45....
Guest ScooterNik Posted October 18, 2007 Posted October 18, 2007 I've a Williams and Watson boot that I picked up for something like 50p... badly photocopied labels and different numbers on each side Even I knew it was a boot!
45cellar Posted October 18, 2007 Posted October 18, 2007 (edited) I've a Williams and Watson boot that I picked up for something like 50p... badly photocopied labels and different numbers on each side Even I knew it was a boot! These Originals are Styrene with Stamped Matrix. --Original - Large 45 As already mentioned there are Vinyl DEMO's about with Poor Photocopied Labels --Original - Large 45 As with Sandi Sheldon below, Some were repressed by Columbia but with Small 45 --Re-Issue - Small 45 The Original Sandi Sheldon has a Large 45 and is extremely Rare and expensive. Edited October 18, 2007 by 45cellar
Marco Nerone Posted October 23, 2007 Posted October 23, 2007 Hy, i have this copy in my box. Could you anyone tell me something about it (surely a reissue) and the value....? Thank you in advance Marco Nerone
45cellar Posted October 23, 2007 Posted October 23, 2007 (edited) Hy, i have this copy in my box. Could you anyone tell me something about it (surely a reissue) and the value....? Thank you in advance Marco Nerone Hi Marco --This is an Original Styrene DEMO --This one is a Styrene Re-Issue. The Book price in Manships 3rd Edition has The Original at £200 but doesn't specify DEMO or Stock Copy. I'm not sure what price the Re-Issues are. Edited October 23, 2007 by 45cellar
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