Hi everyone

 

I know Jeanette Williams "All Of A Sudden" was bootlegged - reasonably convincingly.

 

Anyone know if it was definitely only the issue that was booted?

 

I have a demo and it seems to match up with the description of an original

 

Of course, being a demo could be conclusive.

 

If real, which I think it is, what is the current value of a demo please?

 

Cheers

 

Richard 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Anyone please? 

I don't think the demo got booted, I think it was only the release copies that were.

Thanks mate

Richard

It was definitely just the issue that got booted.  Nice on a demo, but not sure what current value would be, haven't seen one for a while.

It was definitely just the issue that got booted.  Nice on a demo, but not sure what current value would be, haven't seen one for a while.

 

£100 - £125 still I would think.  Not like there's a demand anymore.

Great record - what Northern Soul is all about !!!

I completely disagree with the above.

 

The Boots which I remember from the 70's had the phrase "promotional not for sale" on the left hand side of the All Of A Sudden side, but the font looks 'wrong' (when compared to the font they used for genuine promo's)

Most have a mottled look to the red where they were left out to weather, but the people involved didn't notice it had started to rain

Edited September 18, 201311 yr by purist

Also, think the other Back Beat's I've got have the promotional information on the right hand side ????

https://rateyourmusic.com/release/single/jeanette_williams__randb_/somethings_got_a_hold_on_me___longing_for_your_love/

Edited September 18, 201311 yr by purist

Just to confirm what John says. Originals have a very glossy, smooth red/orange label, reissues are mottled and vinyl is much thinner