https://www.ebay.co.u...=item19d146b714

Not had for 2 years but looks ok?

Not had for 2 years but looks ok?

I thought the real label was Galliant, not Gallant. There are various labels all called Gallant, but none had a 1000 numbering series?

Edited June 18, 201213 yr by John Moffatt

Anglo American have it listed as shown on ebay. Gallant and 1001. £50 on their site if thats any help.

Anglo American have it listed as shown on ebay. Gallant and 1001. £50 on their site if thats any help.

If you check on YouTube, both labels are represented. The differences are small. It's just that I read somewhere recently about this, and wondered if anyone could come up with a definitive answer.

That looks real to me. The raised label area looks like the original style, the label script and font looks real, and not reproduced from a photo. There could easily have been a mis-spelling of Galliant done on one of the pressings of the original issue. That occurred many times in those days, especially with labels with names that are easy to mis-spell. I'd bet that that is original.

Ok fellas. Thanks very much for all your contributions - much appreciated.

https://www.ebay.co.u...=item19d146b714

FYI

There are three variations of this issue on Popsike:

https://www.popsike.com/GALLIANT-1001LITTLE-JIMMY-RAYYOU-NEED-TO-FALL-IN-LOVE/390339037224.html

None have the "Gallant" spelling of the record label.

One has a larger type face with no "vocal" and no double horizontal bars, the others are similar, but not the same

as the current Ebay item, making four variations if you include the "Gallant" spelling.

No description include references to matrix numbers or the type of plastic.

Interesting, but I couldn't say anymore than that.

Best

Mick

It would be nice if a bit more information could be given in the topic title and maybe a scan added to the original post, for future reference.

I've amended the title and added the scan this time.

FYI

There are three variations of this issue on Popsike:

https://www.popsike.c...0339037224.html

None have the "Gallant" spelling of the record label.

Are you looking on the same Popsike site as me?

Because there are several with the 'Gallant' spelling where I looked...

https://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=little+jimmy+ray&x=0&y=0

All good info. Thank very much.

John

All good info. Thank very much.

John

I Had a Gallant copy, i then sold it on, or sent it back, not too sure now. For the reason that, i was told it was a Belgium pressing. Unfortunately, it appears Galliant was a name change from Gallant...that both copies are in fact originals. I will try and dig out the info from somewhere, as this has been discussed before.

Mike

I Had a Gallant copy, i then sold it on, or sent it back, not too sure now. For the reason that, i was told it was a Belgium pressing. Unfortunately, it appears Galliant was a name change from Gallant...that both copies are in fact originals. I will try and dig out the info from somewhere, as this has been discussed before.

Mike

Thanks Mike. This is proving more difficult than I imagined. I've passed up any number of 'Gallants' 'cos I thought they were all pressings, but not come across a 'Galliant' in reasonable nick for a reasonable price. Such is the fun of searching for records :-).

John