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Would still like some info on this one please...Bought as a legit 70s reissue just to play at home...Think its quite scarce which if true is strange for a reissue...Vinyl,,bevelled edge...A1A in runout and a very small NSC in a circle Stamp...Can anyone place a year on this one please and anyone else have one.

Well done mate great research...looks like mine is a 70s legit reissue which is how i bought it to be fair...to play at home

Here is another pic of the stamp....Vinyl press anyone else got this one can you nail a date on it must be 70s and legit

So this ones legit as well Chalky ???

Any more info on the NSC marked vinyl press i put up a few posts back...Not a bootleg im told

What about the ones with this stamp 1A.....NSC

Thankyou Frankie great info

Prob been done before but looking for latest info on the legit issues of this confusing record on Ashford.Basically i know of ones with Large Archer Stamp,,,,Small Archer Stamp,,,No stamp but corrrect 3 Ws marks...French Googa Mooga,,,,Canadian Stone. Which one would be ok to play out at a non bootleg venue

Thankyou John comprehensive detail appreciated

Thanks Dave

Personally i cant hear any splicing and it sounds very different to the main backing track...But if the Al Green session pianist story is incorrect does that mean its not a legit release...If so its out of the box

SOUTHWIND SYMPHONY...COMING HOME....GLOLITE Whats the low down on this one guys.Is it legit 0pinions seem to vary.Always had a soft spot for this instrumental of Lou Prides Classic..Suemi label owner Kenneth Smith, enlists Al Greene's keyboard player revamping Lou Pride's classic Northern Soul anthem using the same Chelsea Avenue Studio the vocal was recorded in. Killer hamond & piano take over from Lou's rasping vocal. MONSTER inst.

Heres one i suspect not many of you have..Not a rare issue but more of an anomaly lol Odd one here from my collection.Larry Hale Once.Deffo original VINYL Copy with all the right Run out marks.But no title or credits on the Once side.Anyone seen another like it Got to be the rarest copy out there lol..Great oldie from the early Casino era Run out details are D 203 A (Note: no dash between the 203 and the A) scratched in the deadwax. The fakes are a lighter blue/green colour and even though they have the drill hole, the deadwax details are D 203 - A (Note the - [dash] between the 203 and the A

AS you can see Paul from the run out marks and Delta mine is deffo 60s original...God knows what that discogs is on about

Yes Joe Tex West coast Demo..Personally never seen another im told its the rarest varient