Morning folks,

                      Could anybody tell me whether this was originally issued on vinyl as well as styrene please?

 

Many thanks in advance

 

ATB

 

Stew

Yes

Yes

Do you know what it is supposed to look like Chris? matrix numbers, deadwax etc

Morning folks,

                      Could anybody tell me whether this was originally issued on vinyl as well as styrene please?

 

Many thanks in advance

 

ATB

 

Stew

Hi Stew

 

Originals of this are Styrene with a Matt finished Blue  label 

 

atb Kev 

JM's got one for sale and it looks like a vinyl copy

 

https://www.raresoulman.co.uk/d/49559/CONWELL,_JIMMY

JM's got one for sale and it looks like a vinyl copy

 

https://www.raresoulman.co.uk/d/49559/CONWELL,_JIMMY

Yes it is 

I know, it seems to be a bit of a grey area. Tim Browns book states styrene only but I have heard that there were original vinyl copies around.

I know, it seems to be a bit of a grey area. Tim Browns book states styrene only but I have heard that there were original vinyl copies around.

stew look at post above hit the Blue tag 

 

JM selling a Vinyl Copy 75 quid

Edited August 30, 201312 yr by DjAKA

Definitely vinyl as well as styrene. I used to have a vinyl wdj - along with several other vinyl wdj's of Mirwood things.

I have an original and a boot. The original came from Graig Moerer and the boot from a very well known UK dealer. I'll try and scan them and post them up. Don't ever believe everything that these "experts" say, challenge them heavily.

Do you know what it is supposed to look like Chris? matrix numbers, deadwax etc

 

Will dig them out and post.

I may not have been paying attention, but in all my years of collecting I have never seen a styrene issue of Cigarette Ashes! 

 

All the original Demos and Issues I have ever seen are Vinyl!

 

I thought Mirwood had stopped using styrene on these later releases, 5530.

 

If someone has it on styrene I would be very interested to see a scan of it.

Edited August 30, 201312 yr by Guest

The original has a narrower run-out and the "66-3088-B" is in larger letters, also "H" stamped in run-out. The boot has a wide run-out and the text is smaller than the original. The run-out width and stamped letter "H" is the best indicator. Here are label scans.

 

Original                                                                                 Boot

                 

 

One can't trust the Manship/Brown/Knowitalls of this world 100% The books they publish are great guides but I've yet to find anyone who'll stick his head and say that all the Los Angeles issued Okeh singles are stamped in the run-out. Arthur Wright say not he would know won't he?

 

Good luck.

 

PS : Don't know how old you are, I know instrumentals are not in vogue this day and age but bewt this shook those wooden floors like no other did in its day.

 

Chris

 

As with most Mirwoods, there's more than one pressing plant Involved.

Both of these are on Vinyl

www.PopSike.com

www.PopSike.com

all the mirwood vinyl L.A presses have the ` H` stamp in the runout

The answer is it was released on vinyl only, no styrene's of this release.

Second hand happiness is such a great flip, a bit doo woppy but beautiful song.