I always see this (with WHAT'S COME OVER YOU on the B-Side) on the red Mercury Label.

i myself got a copy on a black Mercury Label.

So does anybody know, which is the first pressing ?

 

cheers

Wolfgang

  72396 CARL H. HALL   WHAT COME'S OVER YOU (McCoy) 1-34859       Produced by Gene Redd & Quincy Jones    Arranged by Gene Redd                 MY BABY'S SO GOOD (Thompson, Redd) 1-34860       Produced by Gene Redd & Quincy Jones    Arranged by Gene Redd  

45 Discography for Mercury Records - 72000 series

 

 from the web

 

ricky.

Edited February 15, 201411 yr by trickbag

Black label first, then Red.

 69/70/71:Black label

 

45 RPM SINGLES:

A GUIDE TO FIRST PRESSING IDENTIFICATION

 

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MERCURY

5000 through 8999 (1949—1952): Maroon label.

70000 through 71039 (1949—1957): Maroon or black label, though maroon ends around 71100. Also used in this series was a label picturing Mercury (Roman mythological messenger of the gods) in a square, which appeared on maroon, black, pink (R&B), and green (C&W) stock.

71040 through 72320 (1957—1964) Maroon or black label, with the Mercury ellipse (or oval), or square logo.

72321 and higher (1964 forward): Red label.

 

ricky.

thanks for your answers !!!

I can't agree with that guide being entirely accurate though.

That Carl Hall is on Mercury 72396 and so is later than it states above (for red labels) anyway.

I guess there was a bit of overlap during the changeover from black labels to red ones.

 

I've a copy of the Paramounts on the black Mercury logo which is a later number than 72321:

 

The Paramounts

"The girl with the big black boots" / "I won't share your love"

Mercury 72429

 

I'll see about posting a scan of it later.

Here you are: