Hi everybody , I'm looking for Edward Hamilton I'm gonna love you baby , and I found two kind of press on sale , on Carrie green , and on Jameco yellow ... I'm really undecided because I don't have the Manship's book to have a look , and I don't know what press's better to buy ... Could someone give me some suggestion please ?

I'd take the Jameco over a green Carrie.... now if it had been an orange Carrie... that would be different!

different takes as well i think?

steve

one on Mary Jane looks nicer

Mary Jane for sale haere Ex condition 60GBP and it has a great flip that is only available on the mary jane release.

Hi...I had the same dilema when I was lookin for a copy....my head wiz bursting with what one was what.....so here`s my thoughts which may or maynot help..lol.

I eventually settled on the orange Carrie issue which is the first Carrie issue, the green Carrie I believe is a legal 70s repress..The cut is slightly differt but not that youd notice.....The Jameco release again I believe is a slightly later release..(68/69)? from Orange Carrie and again slightly different cut, still not much differce to my ears though, still fabulous.

The Mary Jane issue is definately a differt cut, slightly less drums but more backing singers and harmonies and is equally as good...the only thing being you dont get the superb..`Call Me` on the flip....all the Carrie issues do....which is why i decided on the Carrie 45.

Pricewise, the Carrie orange is between £200 - £350...Jameco up to £100...Mary Jane around £100 and carrie green£20/30

Hi...I had the same dilema when I was lookin for a copy....my head wiz bursting with what one was what.....so here`s my thoughts which may or maynot help..lol.

I eventually settled on the orange Carrie issue which is the first Carrie issue, the green Carrie I believe is a legal 70s repress..The cut is slightly differt but not that youd notice.....The Jameco release again I believe is a slightly later release..(68/69)? from Orange Carrie and again slightly different cut, still not much differce to my ears though, still fabulous.

The Mary Jane issue is definately a differt cut, slightly less drums but more backing singers and harmonies and is equally as good...the only thing being you dont get the superb..`Call Me` on the flip....all the Carrie issues do....which is why i decided on the Carrie 45.

Pricewise, the Carrie orange is between £200 - £350...Jameco up to £100...Mary Jane around £100 and carrie green£20/30

my price for MJ in post above yours then is a baragin

my price for MJ in post above yours then is a baragin

A good price yes...a bargain would be £20 lol

A good price yes...a bargain would be £20 lol

offcourse

I thought "call me" also came out later as a ten quid mary jane relase but i've just checked and its "tell me" which is also very good.

Edited February 11, 201213 yr by dylan

Slightly Off Topic,but which EH has "Thank you mother" as the flip.?

Slightly Off Topic,but which EH has "Thank you mother" as the flip.?

I think that is on both sides. My copy is.

Edward Hamilton's I'm Gonna Love You saw a variety of releases and campaigns to get a hit in 1966.

My dear friend Bobby Jay played it on WWRL in New York hence the Jameco release.

It appears it was popular in Detroit and NY but nowhere else. This might explain the different pressings at the time.

I remember cleaning out Greenline in Jamaica, Queens in the late 70's and finding 500 on Jameco. Where the heck are they now?

KR

Edited February 12, 201213 yr by The Golden 101

Edward Hamilton's I'm Gonna Love You saw a variety of releases and campaigns to get a hit in 1966.

My dear friend Bobby Jay played it on WWRL in New York hence the Jameco release.

It appears it was popular in Detroit and NY but nowhere else. This might explain the different pressings at the time.

I remember cleaning out Greenline in Jamaica, Queens in the late 70's and finding 500 on Jameco. Where the heck are they now?

KR

I've got one 499 more still to find

Jameco release

How should Jameco be pronounced please?

Is it Jam-ekk-o?

Cheers

Richard

I always thought it was pronounced like Jamaica "jam-ay-coe"

edited becuse part of the text disappeared....

Edited February 12, 201213 yr by pikeys dog

I was pronounced like Jamaica "jam-ay-coe"

Makes sense mate - thanks

Cheers

Richard

Thanks for your suggestions , all very gentle ...

I have my ideas clear now