After the Kenny (i) Smith - any more bootleg/re-issue balls ups?

 

Or just general label balls-ups.

 

 

Edited March 20, 201312 yr by Barry

Most obvious?Maybe:-

 

Moments-Hog

 

Construction-Sync 6.

After the Kenny (i) Smith - any more bootleg/re-issue balls ups?

 

Or just general label balls-ups.

 

 

 

Maybe a daft question again but here goes - Arrangers/producers show up only on the boot and not on either of the orig presses (issue/demo)??

Edited March 20, 201312 yr by Barry

Maybe a daft question again but here goes - Arrangers/producers show up only on the boot and not on either of the orig presses (issue/demo)??

Beat me to it Barry ! was just thinking the same mate

 

Swifty

Someone PROPER fooked up with this label - It says 'Soul' on it!...

 

 

 

Maybe a daft question again but here goes - Arrangers/producers show up only on the boot and not on either of the orig presses (issue/demo)??

 

Believe it or not, that was a legitimate Soussan pressing. Kenny Smith must have added the additional information when he supplied the label copy. I know this was legit 'cos I heard several conversations between Soussan and Kenny at the time.....

 

Ian D

Believe it or not, that was a legitimate Soussan pressing. Kenny Smith must have added the additional information when he supplied the label copy. I know this was legit 'cos I heard several conversations between Soussan and Kenny at the time.....

 

Ian D

 

That was probably also why he mis-spelt the name, so it was easy to identify as a reissue.  Notice he also spelt Lenny wrong on the Lenny Curtis pressing - must have been on purpose.

That was probably also why he mis-spelt the name, so it was easy to identify as a reissue.  Notice he also spelt Lenny wrong on the Lenny Curtis pressing - must have been on purpose.

 

Was there more than one pressing of Lenny Curtis, Pete?  Here are pics of an orig and a boot, and I can't see any difference on 'Lenny'.

Was there more than one pressing of Lenny Curtis, Pete?  Here are pics of an orig and a boot, and I can't see any difference on 'Lenny'.

 

Yeah they read "Lennie" Gene.  Unless I dreamt that one.  I will find one.

* I can't find one. I must be thinking of something else.  My search goes on 

Edited March 20, 201312 yr by Pete S

After the Kenny (i) Smith - any more bootleg/re-issue balls ups?

 

Or just general label balls-ups.

 

Some of the Cat Walk originals had back to front labels and the boots copied them   so people thought originals were boots 

Edited March 20, 201312 yr by Chris L

Seem to remember The Ellington's pressing having the wrong title 'Destined To Be A Loser' in stead of 'Destined To Become A Loser'.

Awful record.

 

Aid.

The inferior orange label boots of Exus Trek (not the legal reissues) gives the vocal side title as "It's All The Same To You Babe", missing off the "If", and is credited to the Luther INGRAMS Orchestra.

Edited March 20, 201312 yr by Gene-R

And for those of you venturing out into pressing your own bootlegs, be sure your typesetter is at least literate!

 

 

And for those of you venturing out into pressing your own bootlegs, be sure your typesetter is at least literate!

Aaaah , remember this well   , Scottish Pressing I believe

 

Cheers

 

Swofty

Aaaah , remember this well   , Scottish Pressing I believe

 

Good one! 

The Tomangoe's on Grapvine became The Tamangoe's I seem to remember.

 

 

On this west indian press of the the delfonics...hurts so bad, writer credits Thom Bell and William Hart, whereas it is of corse a Teddy Randazzo masterpiece.

The Tomangoe's on Grapvine became The Tamangoe's I seem to remember.

 

Freudian slip there son