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Mel Williams can it be me demo

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Can someone tell me how you can tell that the demo is a real one  atb

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1970's identical label bootlegs, where the etched matrix is smaller than the original and has a 2 turn run out as opposed to a 3 turn run out on the original from 1966
Almost ALL of the DEMO copies have black marker pen through the Promotional Copy - Not For Sale, Area.
(Even the Counterfeit Copies tried to copy this)

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1 hour ago, Tlscapital said:

Unlike it's an old OOTP with a Modern promo printed stuck on label I am not aware of any bootlegs of this... Is there ?

Definitely bootlegs of the demo. Don't think the issue got the same treatment 

The explanation is discogs is pretty clear

Please be aware of 1970's identical label bootlegs, where the etched matrix is smaller than the original and has a 2 turn run out as opposed to a 3 turn run out on this original from 1966
Almost ALL of the DEMO copies have black marker pen through the Promotional Copy - Not For Sale, Area.
(Even the Counterfeit Copies tried to copy this)

20 minutes ago, Stephen Houghton said:

So what is the value of this tune 🎶 

Reckon about £150 issue bit less for demo, but that's what I think they're worth.  Probably double that in the obscene world of northern soul 

Steve 

22 minutes ago, Winsford Soul said:

Reckon about £150 issue bit less for demo, but that's what I think they're worth.  Probably double that in the obscene world of northern soul 

Steve 

Popsike has shown it to be between 250 and 300 in the last year. 

 

3 minutes ago, Winsford Soul said:

Never in a million years mate. Trust you are well and safe 

I'm good Steve, thanks for asking.. Trust you are keeping well.

I was shocked to see it at 500 quid, if anyone has that much of a need of the tune they can take one of mine....lol  

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