Peggy March - If You Loved Me

[Ian Parker]

can anyone help identify an original from a re-issue please?

I have one here that looks totally authentic with 'WKPM - 2506 -- 25 stamped in run out

thankyou

[Prophonics 2029]

Remember seeing two copies of this in Pat Brady's sales box both different press. I have 2 copies will dig them out for look.

Same matrix but ends in 85 with a H in the wax matt paper label then a gloss label copy with 65 in the wax with an I italic ?

[Dave Fleming]

can anyone help identify an original from a re-issue please?

I have one here that looks totally authentic with 'WKPM - 2506 -- 25 stamped in run out

thankyou

Here`s an Orig Y/D matrex # WPKM 2506 - 6 S,i paid £30 for this back in 76 ,

i bet you can get one for less than that now

Dave f....................

Edited May 7, 2010 by Dave Fleming

[Ian Parker]

thanks for that

Dave, i just paid $17 + $7 p+p. not a bad buy then

[purist]

Nothing to do with the record, but just thought I'd add that she was a lovely woman when she came over and performed a few years back, and she'd still got her voice too - plus she'd got small quantity on all her RCA 45's which she had for sale on the nite, wonder if anybody bought then all save her taking them back to the states? maybe she left them with her English friends ?

[45cellar]

Here's my copy, bought off ebay a few years ago.

" WPKM-2506 - - 2S------------------------A I "

My U.K. Copy has

" WPKM-2506-1C "

Both are 1968 Press I believe

[Mick Reed]

Here's my copy, bought off ebay a few years ago.

" WPKM-2506 - - 2S------------------------A I "

My U.K. Copy has

" WPKM-2506-1C "

Both are 1968 Press I believe

roger that uk copy looks fantastic,nice one .

Edited June 6, 2010 by Mick Reed

[Guest gordon russell]

Here`s an Orig Y/D matrex # WPKM 2506 - 6 S,i paid £30 for this back in 76 ,

i bet you can get one for less than that now

Dave f....................

hello dave.......would youwant one now lol.........remember going to bannana records in florida....first tune l found....was peggy march on british RCA LOL

[Prophonics 2029]

I have this copy with the matt label.

[Mick Reed]

Has anybody any idea how many countries this record was released in please, here's 2 I've just bought really cheap one £8 Brazil and the other £14 German both M-.

Edited June 6, 2010 by Mick Reed

[Guest JJMMWGDuPree]

Anybody any idea how many countries this record was released in, here's 2 I've just bought really cheap one £8 and the other £14 both M-.

Now here's what I don't understand. Someone on Ebay is offering the 2nd of your two items for 59 Euros, postage on top. Why would s/he think it's worth that when your evidence suggests it's worth around a tenner?

Even stranger (To me), there's an Ex Brit RCA copy going for 8 quid plus 90p postage, which screams to me "Superior vinyl, superior vinyl!" and a VG++ copy "In it's rarest form" (US RCA DJ and an apparently grey label) with an opening bid of £55. Why would anyone pay that for an inferior version? If you just want the music then surely you go for the better cheaper copy, and if you're a DJ then surely you owe it to your listeners to buy the better copy whatever the price? So who's the person paying that kind of money for an inferior sound just because it's rarer?

I've probably moaned about this before but no one's ever been able to/ been bothered to answer it.

[Mick Reed]

Now here's what I don't understand. Someone on Ebay is offering the 2nd of your two items for 59 Euros, postage on top. Why would s/he think it's worth that when your evidence suggests it's worth around a tenner?

Even stranger (To me), there's an Ex Brit RCA copy going for 8 quid plus 90p postage, which screams to me "Superior vinyl, superior vinyl!" and a VG++ copy "In it's rarest form" (US RCA DJ and an apparently grey label) with an opening bid of £55. Why would anyone pay that for an inferior version? If you just want the music then surely you go for the better cheaper copy, and if you're a DJ then surely you owe it to your listeners to buy the better copy whatever the price? So who's the person paying that kind of money for an inferior sound just because it's rarer?

I've probably moaned about this before but no one's ever been able to/ been bothered to answer it.

Sorry cant tell yu friend

[Godzilla]

Now here's what I don't understand. Someone on Ebay is offering the 2nd of your two items for 59 Euros, postage on top. Why would s/he think it's worth that when your evidence suggests it's worth around a tenner?

Even stranger (To me), there's an Ex Brit RCA copy going for 8 quid plus 90p postage, which screams to me "Superior vinyl, superior vinyl!" and a VG++ copy "In it's rarest form" (US RCA DJ and an apparently grey label) with an opening bid of £55. Why would anyone pay that for an inferior version? If you just want the music then surely you go for the better cheaper copy, and if you're a DJ then surely you owe it to your listeners to buy the better copy whatever the price? So who's the person paying that kind of money for an inferior sound just because it's rarer?

I've probably moaned about this before but no one's ever been able to/ been bothered to answer it.

While I certainly don't think that the record is worth £55 I think £10 is a bargain and I can understand why someone would pay more for a US original than a British reissue. Also, from my experience, 60 and 70s records on RCA usually sound pretty good!

[Guest JJMMWGDuPree]

Sorry cant tell yu friend