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I read somewhere that these Epic 45's with 'Stereo' on them are 70's repressings. Makes sense as most 60's records are mono.

Is this a re-press then?

the fact it was a crack in it and still asking £120 is a bit of a cause for concern. looks like a re issue to me

Edited April 6, 20169 yr by rhino
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Looks original, just ask the seller.

This is mine 100% original

Only marking it up one grade without the crack !!!

As it was released in 1969/70 there could have been two production runs just when stereo was being introduced.

Both originals one just one slightly later than the other 

It was reissued on CSP 

 

 

yellow stock copies with "Stereo" word are early 1970s repressings & often sold as originals original 1960s pressings have the wider print & also narrower print but a vinyl press not styrene.

early 1970s repressing that is still being offered at original prices. the differences are STEREO, 45RPM in a different font, different wording at the label base & the catalog number is a different font. it's the equivalent of 1970s Okeh repressings with the small 45, of low value, if still collectable.   Above is the quote from a well known source

 

£120.00 with a crack, sounds optimistic for sure.....................my original sold for £190.00

Edited April 6, 20169 yr by Chris L

To quote the well known source then.

Both are legitimate releases the Mono being the Original US release and the Stereo  the 2nd issue.

5 hours ago, spook said:

To quote the well known source then.

Both are legitimate releases the Mono being the Original US release and the Stereo  the 2nd issue.

Yes as you say the first mono release is the original USA release, but i would think the 70's stereo copy was never released in the USA. 

Probably all the copies were shipped to the UK because it was popular on the Northern Soul circuit.

So maybe not a 2nd USA issue as it doesn't have a later release number, but a special pressing made by Epic/Columbia for the UK?

Edited April 6, 20169 yr by Guest

An evergreen record for me. I still like it a lot. Wouldn't pay £120 for a cracked repress though!

 

 

Been at least three threads on here about this in the past, here's one of them;

 

it came out in 1969 and there are stereo copies of a lot of 45s.... this is a pretty common..but yet great 45 and came out simultaineously imo

With regards to the stereo copies, were they recorded at a lower volume? When I DJ'ed with my copy, it didn't seem too loud, and I had it on 6 out of 10 on the volume.

Best, 

Mark