Hi there

 

I'm off-loading a bunch of records and I've come across Joan Moody's "We Must Be Doing Somethin' Right" b/w "The Life Of The Party".

 

I know there's different versions of this, and I was wondering if anyone could shed any light on the release year and value of my copy please.

 

Mine is:-

 

Sylvia Records S-5007

Black label with silver writing and NO white box at the top where the label name is

Matrix: S-5007-A and S-5007-B

 

Many thanks

Jon

Original copies have one of those extra large capital X in the run out groove, they're raised so you can feel it.

I presume all the copies without are just boots? if so it's actually quite a rare original isn't it?

Black label moulded silver text on vinyl is a boot. Orig is styrene label is not black..more of a really dark brown or purple with Sylvia in a white oval....and a raised X in the runout

Thanks chaps

Black label moulded silver text on vinyl is a boot. Orig is styrene label is not black..more of a really dark brown or purple with Sylvia in a white oval....and a raised X in the runout

 

Original as Described above by Dave

Great Roger, thanks. What is the top release on your pic with the light coloured label?

Always thought that the Vinyl boot of this looked better than the original.

Dave

The white label copy is the demo for this release.

 

Original as Described above by Dave

Great stuff Roger. I always enjoy seeing your scans.

 

Thanks mate.

 

Peter

 

So Jon's looks like a good un then. So what's it worth?

 

Oops, looks like I've got that wrong!

 

Peter

 

Edited March 3, 201411 yr by Peter99

THE ONLY 45 I'VE EVER SENT THE OTHERWAY GOT AN ORIGINAL AND SOLD THE BOOT TO SOMEONE IN THE STATES

KEV

So what's it worth guy's please, can't be much if I've got one 

 HI ALL.... A TOP SOUND FROM THE TORCH CATS & MECCA,  BOOTED in 1973 black & silver value £4, original copy £20+, many copys had the label missing? DEMO COPY is rare and goes for a decent sum, if you can find it  DAVE K

These were made at the same plant that did Shrine and Arock, the glue they used must have been terrible, that's why so many of those label's records have a label missing

Always wondered why the label on the B side of mine had done a runner.!!