FIND MYSELF WITH TWO BETTY WRIGHTS IF YOU LOVE ME,

ONE ON GREEN ONE ON RED ,

WHICH CAME FIRST PLEASE

THANKS

KEV

Edited February 23, 201312 yr by kevinsoulman

Used to have it on Red , now got a white demo , Great Record

Sorry Kev , that didn't answer your question though !

Cheers

Swifty

not sure if it applies to this 45 but usually with Alston green is first, the local (non-Atlantic dist) presses of other titles on the label are I think all green.... so theoretically for this 45 there may be 4 variants: local green label non-Atlantic dist (if one exists for this title), white label Atlantic-dist promo, Green label, Red label.....

I'm just assuming though on this one......

not sure if it applies to this 45 but usually with Alston green is first, the local (non-Atlantic dist) presses of other titles on the label are I think all green.... so theoretically for this 45 there may be 4 variants: local green label non-Atlantic dist (if one exists for this title), white label Atlantic-dist promo, Green label, Red label.....

I'm just assuming though on this one......

THANKS KRIS I'D ALWAYS ASSUMED GREEN BEFORE RED JUST WANTED TO DOUBLE CHECK

THANKS

KEV

NOT FORGETTING ...........Sam and Dave " lotta lovin' ( ALSTON ) 777 early light blue label , first played off a non credited acetate as THE SHORT KUTS around the mid 80ts turned out to be Sam and Dave.............C R A Z Y .

Edited February 24, 201312 yr by pumpkinseed

NOT FORGETTING ...........Sam and Dave " lotta lovin' ( ALSTON ) 777 early light blue label , first played off a non credited acetate as THE SHORT KUTS around the mid 80ts turned out to be Sam and Dave.............C R A Z Y .

yeah, that's a totally different label design though, doesn't factor into this Betty Wright query. still a great cheapie

Alston's have been on a number of colours, as pumkinseed says. usually green in this period but they were just pressing up additional runs to meet demand so I'd class a red as an original too.