posted this in 'sharp end of vinyl' - there was discussion of label variations and colour differences.

could any of you knowledgable people give any info on this yellow demo - the only other ones i've seen are white. any info on why this one is yellow would be appreciated. thanks in advance

posted this in 'sharp end of vinyl' - there was discussion of label variations and colour differences.

could any of you knowledgable people give any info on this yellow demo - the only other ones i've seen are white. any info on why this one is yellow would be appreciated. thanks in advance

I'm wondering if it was Issued during the change from White to Yellow and Therefore both were made for Number 6115.

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I think that this one may be Yellow Only for Instance.

posted this in 'sharp end of vinyl' - there was discussion of label variations and colour differences.

could any of you knowledgable people give any info on this yellow demo - the only other ones i've seen are white. any info on why this one is yellow would be appreciated. thanks in advance

Found the next number 6116 on a White DEMO, wonder if there's also a Yellow DEMO

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And a Yellow DEMO for this one, (is there ALSO a White DEMO?)

Edited December 29, 200915 yr by 45cellar

first time I've seen the C.S. on yellow.

My copy is white label.

My Peggy & Artie and Connie Austin are both yellow and as they were later then the C.S. maybe Rogers theory makes sense.

I have a J.B - Bring It On Up promo with white label and purple and gold text, anyone know the significance of that label variation?

first time I've seen the C.S. on yellow.

My copy is white label.

My Peggy & Artie and Connie Austin are both yellow and as they were later then the C.S. maybe Rogers theory makes sense.

I have a J.B - Bring It On Up promo with white label and purple and gold text, anyone know the significance of that label variation?

Hi Kev

I will have a look for that J B Promo Variation. (white label and purple and gold text)

I love to trawl through the labels looking for the different Label Variations.

Hopefully along the way uncovering a few things,

There's so much of Information Apparently Lost over the years.

If, I'm right (NOTICE THE BIG IF),

I suppose I will be looking for the LATEST KING Records Number on a White Label.

As the Yellow ones may be simply Re-Promotion of Earlier Numbers.

However; certain DEMO's could become the rarest by default,

purely due to Label Design Change, (whether they be Yellow or White).

Edited December 30, 200915 yr by 45cellar