Clara Ward "the Right Direction"

Posted January 17, 201312 yr

I bought a copy of this from a friend many years ago, he swore it was an original but the label had come of so he had replaced it with a replica of a "dj copy" label. I have never played this out as i have always been unsure as to its authenticity. Can anybody confirm what the proper deadwax reading should be for both original dj copy and original issue copy please.

Edited January 17, 201312 yr by Gogs

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Sjclement

January 17, 201312 yr

The MGM reissue was styrene I'm sure that all the Verve copies were vinyl ranging from very thick and heavy to quite thin and flimsy the latter being a later (re) issue Hope this helps
Russoul1

January 17, 201312 yr

light blue demos are flimsy vinyl markings read VK10412 66VK293-1 stratched in plus a faint L1 stamped hope this helps russ

January 17, 201312 yr

The MGM reissue was styrene I'm sure that all the Verve copies were vinyl ranging from very thick and heavy to quite thin and flimsy the latter being a later (re) issue

Hope this helps

January 17, 201312 yr

If all originals were vinyl then Gogs copy is a reissue isn't it? Never heard of label coming off a vinyl press.

January 17, 201312 yr

a lot of the orginal demos had very bad label damage, but these are vinyl - bought mine after a review by Searling (I think) in Black Echos, '75 maybe? 3 quid from Tim Brown at a Roseroom Sunday session...