For sale Al Mason-We Still Could Be Together/Good Lovin' (test press)

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Record : EX

Corver: generic

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A Test press for which release please?

 This:

 

A Side:

 

B side

Hello. The "test press" on the attachments has a big red A and B on the respective labels, (like a UK demo copy). Is this a repress ? Every copy I've ever seen of the 12" promo has plain white labels with black text. These are obviously rare and in demand with collectors but they do show up from time to time. Never seen it in this format before ?

Lots of speculation over a possible repress Ivor, check the Disco facebook forum. One on eBay currently too.

mine is an OG test press not the repress like all poeple talk.

Record that i sell from my channel https://youtu.be/OqOajk8ggqM enjoy

mine is test pressing not the promo copy bootleg

Hello again. Whilst not wishing to ruin your sales thread I do think it appropriate in this case to answer the previous comments. When people mention "represses" its because there are indeed represses of this rarity. As Mike Shawe mentioned earlier, theres a copy on ebay right now. For anyone interested heres what I know.

About 2-3 years back I sold a very rare 12" title to a collector of Disco/Boogie. I went to meet him to hand the record over and we chatted vinyl stories as you do. He was very knowledgable about rare 12" and it was him who clued me up about about the Al Mason repress. He told me that one of the people filtering these out was the seller of the item on ebay now. At the time, I was in contact with the same seller and lo and behold I was offered the same title. I politely declined. Its just so obviously a bootleg when you compare to the real thing.

   Getting back to your test pressing. Of course, I have no way of knowing if this is real or not,[to help your sale of the item maybe it would be worth you posting up a scan/picture of the label so that potential buyers can actually see what they are buying ?]. If I'm honest though,its the big red A & B on the labels that make me dubious. They are common place on UK 12 promos from the last 25 years but I can't honestly think of a single US 12" pressing which uses these markings. Maybe there are and I've just never seen them but hopefully you can understand my curiosity.

  I do think it is worth pointing this out because most people on here would really only have any knowledge of the 45 version of this great record. Thats what makes things like this so easy to bootleg…..

  Any prospective buyers….Make sure you do your homework !

i will post friday a scan of A side and B side to close the debate.

After that i don't want another comment if it's not to talk about my sal

debate close 

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