Can anybody give me any info on this record. It's one those I never heard much of. I have it on ABC, the ABC emblem being coloured. Is this a boot / re-issue? Seem to remember paying over the odds for it back in the day.  

Never booted, by the time this came out the coloured logo was more common, but some pressing plants used the old design for longer than others, I think...

I remember this getting plays in the late 60's on UK HMV, it wouldn't have been very old at the time.

Can't say as it was ever popular enough to get booted or anything. As Jerry says, the record was pressed up at different plants in the USA, and both logos were used around that time.

You can still see both label styles on this records around today.

I remember this getting plays in the late 60's on UK HMV, it wouldn't have been very old at the time.

Can't say as it was ever popular enough to get booted or anything. As Jerry says, the record was pressed up at different plants in the USA, and both logos were used around that time.

You can still see both label styles on this records around today.

 

Thanks for  the replies chaps, any idea what sort of price one could sell it for?

A tenner would be tops for a US issue, IMO

I have these two, almost certain that I have seen You Always Hurt Me on at least three different Variations / Pressing Plants for ABC.

 

 

 

This one the most frequently seen in my experience.

UK :

 

CANADA :

 

Bloody Great IMO!

Bloody Great IMO!

 

Yeah! All the ingredients of a good Northern sound. I think the first time I heard it, was on a tape full of old Torch favourites. I could be mistaken.  

Bloody Great IMO!

 

I agree, one of the first records to make it into my collection and still love to hear it.

 

When I bought my ABC Stock Copy back then, Imports were just starting to make it to our shores.

 

My friend bought a copy from the same box and it was a different label variation.

I have these two, almost certain that I have seen You Always Hurt Me on at least three different Variations / Pressing Plants for ABC.

 

 

 

This one the most frequently seen in my experience.

 

I've seen another variation too on youtube.

Great record that seems to be seriously undervalued. Picked up a very good UK HMV copy a few years ago for around a fiver.

Another version of this by The Exception was tipped in the 70s but seems to be forgotten now as a demo went through ebay at £4.99 with no takers . Maybe if a name DJ played it the value would rocket.

Rick

Great record that seems to be seriously undervalued. Picked up a very good UK HMV copy a few years ago for around a fiver.

Another version of this by The Exception was tipped in the 70s but seems to be forgotten now as a demo went through ebay at £4.99 with no takers . Maybe if a name DJ played it the value would rocket.

Rick

Yes Rick, good blue-eyed version, I first heard it at the Cats, 1973, think it was Allan S playing it, got myself a demo and it's still in the collection :-) but for soulful content I'll dig out my UK issue of the Impressions!

Edited January 13, 201411 yr by Jerry Hipkiss

think we need to hear this..

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BVHjBwNjCU

Heres a West Coast variation....styrene delta no 65195 (Feb 67)

Both versions brilliant. 

 

Great record that seems to be seriously undervalued. Picked up a very good UK HMV copy a few years ago for around a fiver.

Another version of this by The Exception was tipped in the 70s but seems to be forgotten now as a demo went through ebay at £4.99 with no takers . Maybe if a name DJ played it the value would rocket.
Rick

 

 

played the Exception version  quite a few times out and it always goes down brilliant. Loads of soulful energy for £4.99 to say the least . Both versions grt!