Any Info On This 45

[Guest Gogs]

checked out label here https://www.soulfulki....net/lupine.htm

noticed that this record was issued on lu-pine 115 but is listed at the bottom of the page as also been issued on 002

is this a later issue?

as lu-pine was a detroit label why the las vagas address?

also note that lu-pine has change to lu pine dropping the hyphen

only marks in the dead-wax are scratched in 115b and 115a

any help would be much appreciated

[Guest TONY ROUNCE]

checked out label here https://www.soulfulki....net/lupine.htm

noticed that this record was issued on lu-pine 115 but is listed at the bottom of the page as also been issued on 002

is this a later issue?

as lu-pine was a detroit label why the las vagas address?

also note that lu-pine has change to lu pine dropping the hyphen

only marks in the dead-wax are scratched in 115b and 115a

any help would be much appreciated

The LV adddres is pukka - Robert West, owner of LuPine, moved there sometime after 1966 and after LuPine had effectively ceased to exist as a source for new repertoire.

I suspect that this is a 1967 release, to cash in on Eddie's success with 'Knock on Wood'. London issued it here that year - and for that reason - with 'Set My Soul On Fire' as the A side.

Hope that helps a bit!

Edited October 15, 2010 by TONY ROUNCE

[Guest Gogs]

thanks tony that explains a lot, thought it might be a re-issue.