Hi , I have come across Barbara Randolph 'I Got a feeling' B side You got me hurtin' all over

I looked on John Manfords site...(Fantastic Resource)..but the copy he had said promotional copy and mine says promotional not for sale.Is this an original or something else.See pics

Hi , I have come across Barbara Randolph 'I Got a feeling' B side You got me hurtin' all over

I looked on John Manfords site...(Fantastic Resource)..but the copy he had said promotional copy and mine says promotional not for sale.Is this an original or something else.See pics

Have a look in the run off groove, if it's got a scratched in number it's a counterfeit, if it's stamped in, it's an original

Thank you ..its scratched in Z2QU367MO6 (but the 6 has a 2 scratched on top of it). so would this be a bootleg ?

Thank you ..its scratched in Z2QU367MO6 (but the 6 has a 2 scratched on top of it). so would this be a bootleg ?

Yes it is.

The dead wax tells you everything you need to know about records.

Thankyou

The label typeface also gives it away as a bootleg - compare it to this original demo. Also, if I'm not mistaken, original US demos have "I Got A Feeling" on both sides.

Edited February 22, 201312 yr by Gene-R

Thankyou

No probs............

As said above, Original DEMOs have I GOT A FEELING on BOTH Sides

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and the date is wrong too.. is it not 1964 or 67

Also look at the position of the title etc. On the original demo the writing is correctly positioned, on the boot some of the writing is missing as it has been positioned too high. It's not likely that a mega professional company like Motown are going to make mistakes wit the positioning of the info.

Here's my Aussie Demo, and why not..

the song was published in 1966 and released in 1967 the boot at the top says 1971 on it.... it was also re-released in the uk in 71( tmg 788) is there a proper usa counterpart to this uk issue and is that it in the 1st post and is it a bootleg of a reissue