Hi all,

 

I just went to play a copy of the C.O.D'S IM A GOOD GUY/PRETTY BABY ON Kellmac 1005 that I bought a while back and never played and I noticed it has the b side pretty baby on both sides of the label not im a good guy but when you play the other side is still has I'm a good guy, must of been a mistake at the pressing plant.

 

This a very cheap record but will this make it anymore rarer?

 

Very much doubt it but I thought I would ask anyway!

 

Cheers

 

Liam

Edited March 11, 201312 yr by thfcliam

This a very cheap record but will this make it anymore rarer?

 

It definitely makes it rarer, but also less desirable and worth less than this particular 45 with the right labels on it.

I had the wdj of this ,and it played neither .!! Dont know what it was ,sounded like a c&w tune.!! Got my money back for it,should i have held on to it.? 

I also have a white demo that doesn't play either. The slower side is a bit dull but the other side is OK.

I do have a demo that has the correct tunes. The matrix on the "proper one" has the smaller font numbers. The mis-press has the larger font number (1005).

Obviously quality control had the day off. Curious as to what the mis-press tunes are if anybody knows.

Cheers

Kev Bod

(P.S. I kept the mis-press as it only cost about $3. Would have cost more to return)

 

 

I had the wdj of this ,and it played neither .!! Dont know what it was ,sounded like a c&w tune.!! Got my money back for it,should i have held on to it.? 

Edited March 11, 201312 yr by bo diddley