Is the one below an original promo

I've seen the other promo with the horizontal lines across and I'm sure that one was copied / bootlegged

If there are originals of each design - why the difference - is it down to different pressing locations or a second run with alternative labels

that is the second East Coast promo press, still regarded as an original.

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yes to locations and 2nd run alt labels.

This Original Variation was copied but on Red Paper.

This Original Variation was copied but on Red Paper.

A thing of beauty, looks superb.

Is the one below an original promo

I've seen the other promo with the horizontal lines across and I'm sure that one was copied / bootlegged

If there are originals of each design - why the difference - is it down to different pressing locations or a second run with alternative labels

There's no boot of a white demo with lines, thats a West Coast original demo, the one above is the East Coast vinyl press, both are original

There's no boot of a white demo with lines, thats a West Coast original demo, the one above is the East Coast vinyl press, both are original

Steve Jeffries has one on Ebay as a buy it now at $50 and describes it as a re-issue or something like that as it has a five figure matrix missing

This Original Variation was copied but on Red Paper.

So are there 3 different original promos then - the one I've posted at the top is slightly different

Pat Brady had a Canadian Capitol issue Come Go With Me. Talking of Capitol there is an optical illusion with these discs. I put one on the platter, turn the power on, cue the needle and look at the needle, in the corner of my eye the records label colours shift from the normal yellow & red and as I peek at the label they shift back to normal.

So are there 3 different original promos then - the one I've posted at the top is slightly different

This one is Vinyl with correct Deadwax on Soul Bowl list as Thicker Vinyl press. Should still have the list somewhere.

Not sure which pressing plant. It's different Variation to the East or West Coast Design as described above.

Steve Jeffries has one on Ebay as a buy it now at $50 and describes it as a re-issue or something like that as it has a five figure matrix missing

Yep thats a pressing alright, you know what, I have never seen that in nearly 40 years of collecting, so my apologies for getting that wrong. I've seen black, blue, purple, red, never seen white.

Pat Brady had a Canadian Capitol issue Come Go With Me. Talking of Capitol there is an optical illusion with these discs. I put one on the platter, turn the power on, cue the needle and look at the needle, in the corner of my eye the records label colours shift from the normal yellow & red and as I peek at the label they shift back to normal.

Boots will do free eye tests

This Original Variation was copied but on Red Paper.

This pressing plant variation looks like the Dart Record Sales Distribution Co.'s pressings and label font. that was Art Sheriden and Ewart Abner's distribution company, that distributed VJ and its family of labels and distributed labels in The Midwest and South.

This pressing plant variation looks like the Dart Record Sales Distribution Co.'s pressings and label font. that was Art Sheriden and Ewart Abner's distribution company, that distributed VJ and its family of labels and distributed labels in The Midwest and South.

Thanks for Information on this.

Apologies I know this topic has been done ad nauseum, but would this be a west coast vinyl monarch promo original? Did they have a delta or did they just have the circled MR? thanks

https://www.ebay.com/itm/222470843591?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Edited April 14, 20178 yr by ez

1 hour ago, ez said:

Apologies I know this topic has been done ad nauseum, but would this be a west coast vinyl monarch promo original? Did they have a delta or did they just have the circled MR? thanks

https://www.ebay.com/itm/222470843591?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

I lived in Los Angeles most of each year from 1966-1972, and was looking through hundreds of thousands of 45s then, at least 2 days a week.  I saw hundreds of copies of Champion records.  The regular black stock issues and white DJs that were pressed at Monarch had the label font as shown on the scan of my personal copy (bought in 1966) below.  I've seen that variety from your link.  And it might well be on polystyrene.  But, I'm pretty sure it wasn't pressed at Monarch.  I think that one was sold somewhere in The South or Southeast, or possibly, a different Midwestern issue from that of Dart.  But I really don't know.  It is legitimate, as I'm sure I saw that no later than the later mid '60s.  At that time, I was making record hunting trips across USA and Canada each year.  It would be nice to know what is etched in the trail to be sure.

Edited April 14, 20178 yr by RobbK

 Monarch pressing plant, Los Angeles

  ARP pressing plant, Michigan

 Terre  Haute pressing plant ?, Philadelphia

10 hours ago, tlscapital said:

 Monarch pressing plant, Los Angeles

  ARP pressing plant, Michigan

 Terre  Haute pressing plant ?, Philadelphia

Terre Haute is in northwest Indiana.  That issue was distributed all over The Midwest and South.  The ARP issue must have been a specially-needed additional issue, probably for Michigan and perhaps the upper Midwest.  I saw many of both in the Chicago/Milwaukee and Detroit areas.

I have this one on eBay at the moment, it has a monarch delta of 99069, pretty sure it's a boot

The delta # would go to a record pressed in either February or March of 1976,

 

My original, which I bought in early 1966, has 56960-x from the Monarch pressing period of the beginning of November, 1965.  So, the 990 # is definitely a boot.

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