Always wondered why you never see, ' get out of my heart', on an issue. I know it's common and I assumed did quite well in the us, and it got a UK release. Always seen the yellow promo, never a blue issue. Can't find one on discogs. 

On 11/07/2020 at 12:12, Geeselad said:

Always wondered why you never see, ' get out of my heart', on an issue. I know it's common and I assumed did quite well in the us, and it got a UK release. Always seen the yellow promo, never a blue issue. Can't find one on discogs. 

Hi,

That post made me realise that I'd never seen a blue one. Just checked my copy. It's yellow, same as the Demo's but it's an issue! I looked on popsike and they are all yellow, issues and demo's.

Similar thing with Bernie Williams and Lou Ragland (i.e. Amy Mala Bell)

Thanks for initial post.

Cheers

 

Edited July 12, 20204 yr by Bo Diddley

Mala discontinued the blue label at some point in the late 60s and started using the yellow label for both issues and demos. 

14 hours ago, Joesoap said:

Mala discontinued the blue label at some point in the late 60s and started using the yellow label for both issues and demos. 

Thanks, I assumed that wad the case, but its good to have confirmation. 

The blue label does show up  on the later 12,000 series which started about 1968 and lasted until 

the end of the label. -

 

Think that's why I thought there must be a blue issue. Incidentally was there any Canadian mala releases? Slim chance their maybe still a bluey out there.😁

There are Canadian releases but they're a little strange. The Bell Logo is at the top but,

there's also a Mala name on the label -