Anyone got a copy of Milton Wright - Like A Rolling Stone - Satiron (vocal version)

Please PM withe price etc,

Thanks Steve

NOW SORTED THANKS

Edited August 13, 201213 yr by Steve Soul

this is the flip side to 'i belong to you' - just sold one for £100.00

Yes That's the one

I have one for sale - will PM you the details :-)

this came out on Carla too, which was the first? Satiron?

this came out on Carla too, which was the first? Satiron?

Carla is the original but it's the Instrumental.

Satiron is the 70s press of the vocal made for the UK demand.

Regards,

Dave

The Original on Carla is an Instrumental version of Like a rolling stone.

Then just prior to Issue in the UK on Grapevine in the 70's, the satiron 45 appeared with 'A' side - I belong to you (vocal to Gallop)

and 'B' side Like a rolling stone (vocal)

Official Release ? i think from the same source as the Grapevine 70's 45's

Originally only sold through John Anderson (Soul Bowl) rumoured to be 250 copies made.

The Original on Carla is an Instrumental version of Like a rolling stone.

Then just prior to Issue in the UK on Grapevine in the 70's, the satiron 45 appeared with 'A' side - I belong to you (vocal to Gallop)

and 'B' side Like a rolling stone (vocal)

Official Release ? i think from the same source as the Grapevine 70's 45's

Originally only sold through John Anderson (Soul Bowl) rumoured to be 250 copies made.

that sounds about right. doesnt seem to show up much theses days

I spoke with John Anderson some time ago with regards to the Satiron issue and he informed me that he actually pressed 500 copies, I managed to pick up 2 copies over the years but sadly sold both. Great tune though....

I spoke with John Anderson some time ago with regards to the Satiron issue and he informed me that he actually pressed 500 copies, I managed to pick up 2 copies over the years but sadly sold both. Great tune though....

Just been on the phone to Poke who worked at the Soul Bowl with John Anderson and he confirmed it was a legit release cut from master tapes, he was the first to play the "I belong to you" side (vocal) at Cleethorpes.