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Thanks Malc, As I Said Great To Be Back. I Think That Between Us All, Sharing Information & Thoughts Have Solved Many A Puzzle Where Information Has Been Lost Through Time.

Thanks Mate, It's Great To Be Back.

Hi Pete Checked them & BOTH are MONO Slightly different Label Shade of Blue. However; the Deadwax Looks the same.

Yes, I am only assuming that to be the meaning, certainly fits this situation perfectly, would be good to check other Chess releases, I'll have a look see what i've got.

I think that here are STYRENE Chess copies about though of other releases, so could it be Genuine BUT from a different pressing plant. My first thought Would a BOOT be so accurate using SW rather than MW in the Deadwax.

Definitely different then Pete My copies are BOTH TM1769 (With a strange @ type matrix mark scratched in) 14784 MW I will play them though, My graphics card has failed on my Main Computer, so will have to play through LapTop.

Hi Pete I have a couple of copies, both US, slightly different Label Shade of Blue Label Wise. However I think that the Deadwax is the same. I will try to check them today.

Looking Forward To Next Week Mate, Enjoyed As Usual.

Sorry Mate, It Was A Bit Obscure, Me Thinking Pirate Radio & The Initial Motown Oriole (Ads)

The Johnny Howard Band

Gary Glenn and the Soul Set

Thanks Paul, It's great to be back Mate.

Looking forward to it too. Think my graphics card has gone on main computer, so will be using Laptop which is a few years old now so fingers crossed.

Unfortunately I can't help much, However; Here's the same one on Popsike.com PopSike.com -------------------------------------------------------------------- The following have the Red "A" and the different credit layout on the label. PopSike.com PopSike.com

Many Thanks Carl Detailed Information like this is of Immense Value to Collectors.

Hi Rod Heard similar, however, never seen one or a scan Identified as such. There are some different quality press amongst the "Legit" copies. Would love to see a definite scan / details for the dodgy copies.

Yes, Many different pressing plants used across the various Motown Labels. "Arp", "Nashville Matrix", Monarch, ZTSC etc. Which also leads to many different Label Variations, credit layout & such.

Found these on PopSike Both Numbers The 2491 is the Stock Copy though www.PopSike.com Atlantic Records # 2442 - The Ambassadors - I've got to find happiness / I'm so proud of my baby www.PopSike.com Atlantic Records # 2491 - The Ambassadors - I've got to find happiness / Good Love Gone Bad ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also notice that the Red & White DEMO 2442 >>> On ebay <<< has a different credit Layout which can happen if from a different Pressing Plant. (For Example) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Regarding the Black & White, I'm not 100% sure but my hunch is that it may appear on both. Could be that it crossed over from the Black & White used on Earlier DEMOs to the Later Red & White, Depending on pressing plant. It isn't far away from this one Atlantic # 2406, which can be found on Black & White / Red & White PopSike.com PopSike.com Hopefully someone can confirm

I believe that there is a STYRENE DEMO for this & West Coast Press. Haven't actually HELD a copy to check Deadwax though, these two Stock Copies are from PopSike.com Both Described as WEST COAST STOCK COPY (Click on Label) Looking at the Run-In Does look to be Monarch style rather than the Multi Run-In (Bestway)

Hi Mark Yes, London DEMOs & Big Top White DEMOs are extremely Desirable. Think there's both an East Coast & a West Coast White DEMO for the Big Top release. Virtually Impossible To Find Though.

Hi Ady Looking forward to hearing this.

Here's the U.K. London & Yellow Label Big Top, (Blue Label Big Top Copies Slightly, Easier To Find)

Oh Yes, I'm Still Collecting & have been on Soul Source a few years now. Brilliant to see you are now on here too.

Hi John I can't help with your wants Unfortunately, However, Great to hear from you, pleased that you are enjoying Australia. Roger Blythe

Sorry About Unexpected Delay, I'm back. Here is my copy Original