This monster sound of Detroit group Northern from the legendary Falcons came out on both green and blue Big Wheel labels.

The blue label seems quite a bit rarer, but does anyone know why it was pressed in the two colours, which came first etc.?

Cheers

Richard

Cant help you on that Richard,but have noticed that some of the green copies have a small portion of the label trimmed, the edge missin,,so it's not a complete circle.

Boring,but interesting to some...

Cant help you on that Richard,but have noticed that some of the green copies have a small portion of the label trimmed, the edge missin,,so it's not a complete circle.

Boring,but interesting to some...

Think you'll find that it's the blue copies that have a piece of the label missing not the green. Sorry to steal your boring but interesting to some thunder...

Think you'll find that it's the blue copies that have a piece of the label missing not the green. Sorry to steal your boring but interesting to some thunder...

Blue as well?..now this is getting interesting....

Blue as well?..now this is getting interesting....

Yep..

Bet this is something as simple as they ran out of blue/green paper depending on which one was pressed first, despite selling most bits and bobs I've kept most of my group stuff including a green one of this stunning record pretty much as good as it gets.

Mark Bicknell.

This monster sound of Detroit group Northern from the legendary Falcons came out on both green and blue Big Wheel labels.

The blue label seems quite a bit rarer, but does anyone know why it was pressed in the two colours, which came first etc.?

I have seen more blue copies than green.

The green colour matches the rest of the labels releases.

I've had more green ones than blue 6/1

I've had more green ones than blue 6/1

When I was looking for it in the late 80's/90's I saw more blue than green, maybe more green have been found since then!

I think it was meant to be a green label release, as all the other label releases, before and after, are green.