Always confused me this one seen it go for £200 been in my box for years.

 

Is it real or boot?

looks ok to me....same as mine w/demo styrene with stuck on label, does yours play bassy?

 

great nighter sound...have seen it sell for £200

Edited February 28, 201510 yr by russoul1

yes it does play bassy, so you reckon its a real one?

real yes

yes...... check the number in the runout goove think it should be 6----

Looks the same as my copy. I will check deadwax later.

 

run out delta 63114

 

thanks guys.

Edited February 28, 201510 yr by 3b48

Yes, a Monarch Delta 63114 a few other marks plus 427 approximately 90 Degrees before.

correct, thanks again.

This is an awesome tune ... does anybody know who was in the group

Andy

This is an awesome tune ... does anybody know who was in the group

Andy

We had a discussion about this on Soulful Detroit.  With Gary Pipkin and Brice Coefield involved. and the longtime rumour that Dorothy Berry, Oma Heard, and Zelpha Crawford were the group members, I think that that rumour might be the real answer.  But, I don't think anyone ever got a definitive answer from parties involved. 

 

There also was a rumour that the members were The Holloway sisters and Pat Hunt with Hunt on lead.  But I've ruled out the latter, given that Pat's voice isn't even close to The Wooden Nickle's lead singer's, and Brenda's and Patrice's voices are unique and easily recognisable, and, thus, are clearly not on that recording.

Sure I had a copy of this many years ago on Corby, anybody know anything about it?

 

Ian

Edited February 28, 201510 yr by Ian

Sure I had a copy of this many years ago on Corby, anybody know anything about it?

 

Ian

I think you are confusing Carol Hughes' release on Corby Records, which was distributed by Vault Records.  I lived in L.A. at the time of the releases of both records. I never saw, nor heard of The Wooden Nickles' cuts being on Corby Records, nor any third label.  Vault and Omen were the only issues I have ever seen.  And I've looked through literally millions of 45s, and hundreds of thousands of them in L.A. between 1965 and 1972.

I think you are confusing Carol Hughes' release on Corby Records, which was distributed by Vault Records.  I lived in L.A. at the time of the releases of both records. I never saw, nor heard of The Wooden Nickles' cuts being on Corby Records, nor any third label.  Vault and Omen were the only issues I have ever seen.  And I've looked through literally millions of 45s, and hundreds of thousands of them in L.A. between 1965 and 1972.

 

Think you are right the Corby 45 I had was the Deuces Wild Keep on also on Vault, sorry for the confusion.

 

Ian

  

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Always confused me this one seen it go for £200 been in my box for years.

 

Is it real or boot?

Ive got one of these,totally ok original vault demo.Got mine about five years ago paid a tonne for it.They all as stated play a bit loud and bassy but that makes em sound great on a big system.