Looking for a nice clean copy

Cheers, Chris

Still looking

FWIW back in the 9T's a blank label boot was made and sold as if it was the Jamaican real deal thing. It was aiming for the London reggae revive crowd as that "soul" side was pretty much in vogue on that scene back then. If ever beware with any 'Jamaican blank' copy that one would propose you and make sure the matrix looks right.

Edited March 15, 20214 yr by Tlscapital

Hi Tim, thanks for the info - the copies I've seen have been a mixture of Bronco label and white labels - any idea if any of the white labels are proper 60's test pressings or are they all the 90's boots? 

Cheers, Chris

The Bronco's should be all real. The real blank's should be thick vinyl with deep scratched in 'dyna' (-mic) matrix. Old memories can't be more precise than that. If ever I can ask a friend who has the Bronco for a full matrix...

Edited March 15, 20214 yr by Tlscapital

OK thanks - so some of the blanks are real then?

Yes logically. Could or should be but I've not seen any...

There you go : a stamped one that looks right

 https://www.discogs.com/Boris-Gardiner-A-Groovy-Kind-Of-Love-More-Than-Words/release/14895426

Ha I was just going to post that as well!

Here's one that was on sale on SS a couple of years ago:-

 

This one was on Craig Moerer's ebay listings, different again

https://www.ebay.com.sg/itm/BORIS-GARDINER-A-Groovy-Kind-Of-Love-More-Than-Words-Can-Say-45-Jamaica-st-/303577995215

Both these copies look "legit" from standing point. From memory the boot label was also too white (not yellowish/wahed out) and shiny instead of mat FWIW.

Unlike those blanks/stamps pressings you link here. Although the Bronco labeled copy is shiny and the right/best way to own it IMHO. But am/was a collector...