Bought this off ebay other week but how do you know if it's orig or re-issue?

Ta very much

Edited July 10, 200816 yr by happyhammer

Bootleg is just yellow and black, original has red on it somewhere

  Pete S said:

Bootleg is just yellow and black, original has red on it somewhere

And sound quality on the boot is dreadful!

BTW did you know it was once Tony Blackburns record of the week? Check this...

https://www.radiolondon.co.uk/rl/scrap60/fa.../fab090767.html

  Pete S said:

Bootleg is just yellow and black, original has red on it somewhere

B*ll*cks

Cheers Pete

  Jerry Hipkiss said:

And sound quality on the boot is dreadful!

Thank Christ for that, I thought me hearing was going

BTW did you know it was once Tony Blackburns record of the week? Check this...

https://www.radiolondon.co.uk/rl/scrap60/fa.../fab090767.html

Was that before or after he went mental?

Thanks Jerry

  Jerry Hipkiss said:

And sound quality on the boot is dreadful!

BTW did you know it was once Tony Blackburns record of the week? Check this...

https://www.radiolondon.co.uk/rl/scrap60/fa.../fab090767.html

I love these old pirate radio charts, they have really obscure records in there which never made the 'official' charts, mainly because they were paid by pluggers to play them and include them in their charts. Notice Lynne Randell right underneath the Tiffanies? Wrong side though...

  Pete S said:

Bootleg is just yellow and black, original has red on it somewhere

The Kr is in red

Steve

  Jerry Hipkiss said:

And sound quality on the boot is dreadful!

BTW did you know it was once Tony Blackburns record of the week? Check this...

https://www.radiolondon.co.uk/rl/scrap60/fa.../fab090767.html

and number 2 on that list is Lynne Randell 'Ciao Baby' If only they had played the B side!

scan from Tony Blackburn site

Edited July 11, 200816 yr by jim g

  Pete S said:

Notice Lynne Randell right underneath the Tiffanies? Wrong side though...

Think I can vaguely remember Radio London playing C-Baby, and there was a UK cover version as well...and in the 80's I actually picked a UK demo out of a fellow (but older) radio presenters collection. Had to sell it on to realise some cash - Pete French, you got a bargain...

  Pete S said:

I love these old pirate radio charts, they have really obscure records in there which never made the 'official' charts, mainly because they were paid by pluggers to play them and include them in their charts. Notice Lynne Randell right underneath the Tiffanies? Wrong side though...

Also James & Bobby Purify, James Carr, and one for us two Pete, Bowie, Love You Til Tuesday....