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Also on Polydor & >>> King Soul <<<

Agree Totally, 3 Different Label Variations too, I think. I bought this in the last couple of Years, don't know what took me so long, Awesome Tune. Like you say been around for years, thus overlooked but what a record.

One of those records from the Early days. Brilliant, takes me back

I am aware that these are Part 1 & Part 2, besides that, These two do look similar. Just wondering if they were both Special Products, hence White & Black. and the (UA2726) / (UA2727) below the 50451

That was my Initial thought, unless it was some kind of re-issue, but why White & Black. The Normal Stock Copy would have been Beige.

Here's the one that I have, Could be a Re-Issue I suppose. As it is White & Black rather than the usual Biege I assumed that it was a Re-Issue or ? It is from a box that I hadn't been in for a while, I thought that it said DEMO on it somewhere. STYRENE - Deadwax = "K-8490-------------------UA-2727-"

The Original Viynl DEMO does have AT & W in the run out (Atlantic Press)

Thanks for Posting these, I hadn't seen your copy of the Thick Paper one before. The Other one, (I wonder what the Matrix Marks are), I haven't seen that one before, either. I have Enlarged them all in the Previous Post to compare.

Here it is enlarged. - Mangomn2003

A bit rushed as I am going to work in half an hour. This is an Original White DEMO. Strange one this, as the "PLUG SIDE" (PART II) Has the "-X" which denotes the "B Side" with a Monarch. (Delta # 73035 = August / September 1968) ORIGINAL DEMO - STYRENE MONARCH (All of the Marks are within 180 Degrees of the Deadwax). -"UA-140495-RE" "MONARCH STAMP" "Delta # 73035-X" -"UA-140494" "MONARCH STAMP" "Delta # 73035" I will search my other copy out on White DEMO.

Yes, or a re-issue, I will try to find it and scan. It's in one of my early record boxes, haven't been in for a while.

Nice One Mate.

I don't have any on this label, however I have noticed them along the way. Don't know how many others did this, can only think of a handful, James Brown, The Lovelites. www.Popsike.com As Russ says, "what a great way of seeing a picture of the artist/s"

Not a problem Mate. I have done the same thing myself. Funny thing though, regarding certain records, I remember being elbow to elbow searching through boxes of records in my youth. Certain ones stick in my mind to this day, even though I only flicked through quickly, slid out of sleeve etc, but possibly foolishly didn't buy only to regret years later. As I said no problem and thanks for taking the time to look.

Yes Mate, I know, It's just me babbling on about a label I love. Information always appreciated. Definitely a first viewing for me to see "Don't Pretend" on a Purple/Burgundy Label.

Well, that would be a Rare Item as I have said earlier. The Purple/Burgundy copy of "The Duck" is on Vinyl and has Possible Monarch Stamp & Delta # Markings. Mirwood still surprises to this day. I certainlly haven't seen them all. With the The Early numbers, anything up to and Including this one Mirwood 5508 Appears to have a chance of turning up on a purple/burgundy label. Regarding The scan that chris has posted, sometimes a West Coast press isn't scanner friendly. I have some labels where the Silver writing virtually disappears, yet in normal daylight it is there as large as life.

Agreed, even the Silver writing has a hint of purple. Is that a scan without any Gamma variance to the image. Does it look like that in normal daylight for instance.

Hi Arnie Can't say that I've seen a purple copy for "Don't Pretend" That would be a Rare one I reckon. There are a few different shades for Mirwood on some of the Titles.

Hi Mel Not a Problem. Are these OK or did you require a better resolution.

Record Prices. Obviouslly if funds available, can't spend as much percentage wise as in my youth. Always a personal thing, depending on how long the search has been. At my age, If I have been searching 38 Years and never found. (Can happen, even with titles that some deem to be common). I use the guide, but only as that. If I really want an Item & have the funds then it's a trade off against just how many years of searching, traveling and the like to find another. All part of the fun, and as can happen, suddenlly like buses, another two come along when you've purchased it. However, bargains are nice, but I can get the same buzz from a record or that I might have spent over the odds for, (book price) to fulfil that long time want. Money suddenlly takes second place.

Here's the other Sammy Sevens courtesy of PopSike.com Plus, from the same source a Stock Copy of "Everybody Crossfire" quite clearly showing the "MASTERING RECO-ART PHILA"

Thank You, I know that I still have this, must have placed it in the wrong case.

Mmm! Interesting, 1963 is Spot On, I have just had a look at the CD "Swan's Soul Sides" from Kent. Definitely Sammy Sevens. Possibly a Typo on the website That's where I got the reference to "Chubby Checker" sound-alike. Just noticed "And In Return" is on That CD, That will teach me to skip tracks, Doh!

Yes, a bit of both I think. Here is a >>> LINK <<< to a Beatles Swan Records Site. Looks like the Early ones were mainly pressed at "MASTERING RECO-ART PHILA" However , some are Manarch STAMPED as well. Looks like an East Coast / West Coast thing happening too. Dancing Party definitely early & your Sammy Sevens is an early number.