Can anyone tell me what the difference is between the look-a-like 2012 "reissue" of Little Jewel on Tay-Ster. I have a copy which is pressed on styrene, and as per discogs, it has   RJ-1241-1 scratched in the run out groove on one side and RJ-1242-1 scratched in on the other. On discogs the labels of the original and reissue look identical. Can anyone tell me if there are any solid ways to identify which is the original?

 

Thanks in advance. 

The reissue has the TS 6011 A on the label,the original is TS 6011,without A,

same applies to the flip side,instead of A the reissue has the B

That's great, thank you for the reply, much appreciated 👍

Edited November 27, 20186 yr by martint
typo

This is my reissue (official not boot) 

 

Who reissued this? Was there ever that much demand for it?

The demo is a safe bet then.

2 hours ago, Mark Bicknell said:

The demo is a safe bet then.

The BMI says Virginia Grady is Virginia Jewel Grady 20th March 1967

Common sense says this was his real name, do we know anything about this artist ?

Edited November 25, 20186 yr by Blackpoolsoul

Here my stock copy of it 

Edited November 25, 20186 yr by IAN STACEY
missed word

7 hours ago, weingarden said:

Who reissued this? Was there ever that much demand for it?

It was part of a boxset

 

Thanks for the info. I'd never seen that till now.

On 25/11/2018 at 22:12, Scootboy said:

It was part of a boxset

 

Does the Box Set include a booklet of information/liner notes on the history of the label and owner Jack Taylor ?

No booklet inside but it has two cool 7" Rojac slipmats

4 hours ago, Scootboy said:

No booklet inside but it has two cool 7" Rojac slipmats

don't think I've ssen 7 inch slip matts before.

On 27/11/2018 at 23:17, Scootboy said:

No booklet inside but it has two cool 7" Rojac slipmats

cool!