August 14, 200816 yr Imperial records 1968. There's a battered one on ebay at the moment £9.99, but clean ones tend to go through for about £20 I think.
August 14, 200816 yr Imperial records 1968. There's a battered one on ebay at the moment £9.99, but clean ones tend to go through for about £20 I think. thats brilliant, thanks Dean
August 14, 200816 yr Original is on Redd Coach. (At least I'm presuming thatw as the frst label. Only seen W/Demos though. Anyone seen an stocker? Great version.
August 14, 200816 yr Most admit I never heard or saw anything about that particular 45 being released on red coach, if so it would have to be a second release though wouldn`t it ?
August 14, 200816 yr Prefer the other side of Dee Irwin..The Wrong Direction. £15-20 should get you a mint copy.
August 15, 200816 yr not the same RED COACH as Carstairs ?.REDD COACH? Red Coach and Redd Coach are the same label, both run by Gene Redd Jr.
August 15, 200816 yr Nice version and doesn't it sound like it was recorded in a big hall - it has a certain atmosphere to it.
August 15, 200816 yr Most admit I never heard or saw anything about that particular 45 being released on red coach, if so it would have to be a second release though wouldn`t it ? Marc, Check out Issue #7 of There's That Beat! for a scan of the Redd Coach Demo.
August 17, 200816 yr any info on this please...??? label, value etc cheers...Andy Sold my copy a few months ago on Ebay for £85, the wonders of Ebay !!!!
August 17, 200816 yr Original is on Redd Coach. (At least I'm presuming thatw as the frst label. Only seen W/Demos though. Anyone seen an stocker? Great version. There's a few contradictions with this rarity There is a stocker, it has the same flip as the Imperial release. "The Wrong Direction" The name spelling on the copy i had was ERWIN seems to suggest it is the "first" label. This spelling was used on his earlier 2 Roulette 45s. So you could presume it got changed by Imperial. The Redd Coach # 917 doesn't fit into the 800 series (Carstairs etc) nor the 700 series (Appointments etc) BUT although it's been a long time since I've experienced a copy, I seem to remember thinking at the time, it was an obscure 70s "reissue" as it "felt" & looked seventies. I'll have to wait until another turns up, to be more certain of the era. Doesn't help much does it.. Edited August 17, 200816 yr by john manship
August 18, 200816 yr There's a few contradictions with this rarity There is a stocker, it has the same flip as the Imperial release. "The Wrong Direction" The name spelling on the copy i had was ERWIN seems to suggest it is the "first" label. This spelling was used on his earlier 2 Roulette 45s. So you could presume it got changed by Imperial. The Redd Coach # 917 doesn't fit into the 800 series (Carstairs etc) nor the 700 series (Appointments etc) BUT although it's been a long time since I've experienced a copy, I seem to remember thinking at the time, it was an obscure 70s "reissue" as it "felt" & looked seventies. I'll have to wait until another turns up, to be more certain of the era. Doesn't help much does it.. My W/Demo looks like a 60s 45. It also has a vintage distributors sticker on the label (not conclusive I know), but I'd be very surprised if it was a 70s issue. The Cat #s are a quandry that's for sure.
August 18, 200816 yr My W/Demo looks like a 60s 45. It also has a vintage distributors sticker on the label (not conclusive I know), but I'd be very surprised if it was a 70s issue. The Cat #s are a quandry that's for sure. Dave, You could well be right, cause it's been an age since I've had a copy. Plus, I only knew there was a stock copy 'cause a customer of mine ran it by me recently, he'd found one. I've personally only ever had the promo with one side. If you say it looks 60s, that's good enough for me.. certainly better than my memory. John
August 18, 200816 yr Dave, You could well be right, cause it's been an age since I've had a copy. Plus, I only knew there was a stock copy 'cause a customer of mine ran it by me recently, he'd found one. I've personally only ever had the promo with one side. If you say it looks 60s, that's good enough for me.. certainly better than my memory. John I have a stock copy - deffo 60's, I always thought it was the first release before Imperial too.
August 18, 200816 yr I have a stock copy - deffo 60's, I always thought it was the first release before Imperial too. Steve, Any chance of a good quality scan of the stocker please?
August 18, 200816 yr Was watching this one on ebay a few weeks back, can't remember what it went for but it was less than an Imperial demo that the same seller had up which i found strange. Also,wonder why the Redd Coach was crossed out & replaced with Cub ?
August 19, 200816 yr Was watching this one on ebay a few weeks back, can't remember what it went for but it was less than an Imperial demo that the same seller had up which i found strange. Also,wonder why the Redd Coach was crossed out & replaced with Cub ? Fab scan, that confirms it's the first label and 60s. Likely they were expecting a CUB release?
August 19, 200816 yr Hi I bought this 45 in the recent eBay auction. The "B" side is "Wrong Direction" and the label title on the "B" side isn't altered. Cost $57. I did have a quick chat with JM about it at the time.
August 19, 200816 yr I agree. Russ have you got a sound clip of the bunny sigler? even though i have now sorted out the dee irwin version i wouldnt mind hearing it
August 19, 200816 yr Prefer Chuck Jacksons version myself. How about a spiffy Japanese copy for a mere £25 + P&P I seem to recall my Redd Coach stocker being light blue?!
August 19, 200816 yr Marc, Check out Issue #7 of There's That Beat! for a scan of the Redd Coach Demo. Hi Dave, nice to see you sorted one the redd coach press is a nice bell sound stamped vinyl press and sounds (IMO) better as the Imperial styrene presses. It´s a while back that I sold my Imperial re-issue, but if I remember right then is the redd coach press 3 or 4 seconds longer, if that cares someone scan of the flip
any info on this please...???
label, value etc
cheers...Andy