My copy of Darrell Banks...Our Love....Revilot.....styrene and not stamped.

Is it a boot? It has ZTSC-107682-3C scratched in the dead wax

cheers, Andy

Edited June 20, 201312 yr by 45cellar
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My copy of Darrell Banks...Our Love....Revilot.....styrene and not stamped.

Is it a boot?

cheers, Andy

Weird that its styrene and not stamped Andy, stumped! I thought the boot was in vinyl only, am curious.

H

Weird that its styrene and not stamped Andy, stumped! I thought the boot was in vinyl only, am curious.

H

Hi Haydn..been wonderin for a while now. It has ZTSC-107682-3C scratched in the dead wax.

That LOOKS like a boot done in the 70s at the same time as Rose Batiste.

Edited October 6, 200817 yr by Steve G

My copy of Darrell Banks...Our Love....Revilot.....styrene and not stamped.

Is it a boot? It has ZTSC-107682-3C scratched in the dead wax

cheers, Andy

Hi Andy

I am currently preparing some scans, I believe that this one is OK

Will explain in a moment

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• First thing to say is that "Hit & Run" does have the Stamped ZTSC Matrix and is on Styrene.
  

• (As mentioned in another Post. >>> LINK <<<) & IT SHOULD HAVE, & Boots / Counterfeits are on Vinyl.
  

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Whereas the Revilot White DEMO here hasn't.

It is Styrene & has a Scratched Matrix.

I purchased them from Soul Bowl & They are Originals.

Edited October 6, 200817 yr by 45cellar

I was looking at that horrible off red colour. Those 70s boots were largely vinyl as I remember.

If it's styrene does it have a Bell Sound / Nashville Matrix or Delta number I wonder?

My copy of Darrell Banks...Our Love....Revilot.....styrene and not stamped.

Is it a boot? It has ZTSC-107682-3C scratched in the dead wax

cheers, Andy

1. The next thing is that FIRST Stock Copies of this record are on a Grey Label.
   
2. They are ALL on Styrene.
   
3. The Fact that your copy is Styrene suggests to me that it is OK.
   
4. This record has a 2nd Issue on a Pink Revilot Label and I have scanned my copy below.
   

As you can see, One side has a STAMPED Matrix & the other has a Scratched Matrix.

This record has Sold many copies over the years, and when it gets to the Re-Issue Stage things can change.

If anyone was to go to the trouble of Counterfeiting, I would have thought that they would have gone for the

DEMO or First Stock Copy and NOT the 2nd Issue.

Edited October 6, 200817 yr by 45cellar

My copy of Darrell Banks...Our Love....Revilot.....styrene and not stamped.

Is it a boot? It has ZTSC-107682-3C scratched in the dead wax

cheers, Andy

I was looking at that horrible off red colour. Those 70s boots were largely vinyl as I remember.

If it's styrene does it have a Bell Sound / Nashville Matrix or Delta number I wonder?

I know what you mean about the Colour, here is the Same Record using my Old Scanner.

Guessing that it is the scan settings?

Edited October 6, 200817 yr by 45cellar

Thanks Roger for the very concise info, much appreciated

cheers, Andy

I can attest that this 45 gets really difficult when trying to analyse the pink label variations. I have 3 copies on pink & they are all different from each other & none of mine are the "stamped matrix on one side" version pictured above so there are at least 4 variants on the pink label.

1. The next thing is that FIRST Stock Copies of this record are on a Grey Label.
   
2. They are ALL on Styrene.
   
3. The Fact that your copy is Styrene suggests to me that it is OK.
   
4. This record has a 2nd Issue on a Pink Revilot Label and I have scanned my copy below.
   

Only just spotted this thread and it is of interest, many thanks.

I have a Grey label first issue stock copy that is Styrene with scratched in matrix. I have always assumed that it was a genuine issue (as I've never been aware of the Grey one being booted). I have recently been considering getting a Pink issue copy to compliment it, so this information is very helpfull.

Cheers.

I can attest that this 45 gets really difficult when trying to analyse the pink label variations. I have 3 copies on pink & they are all different from each other & none of mine are the "stamped matrix on one side" version pictured above so there are at least 4 variants on the pink label.

Only just spotted this thread and it is of interest, many thanks.

I have a Grey label first issue stock copy that is Styrene with scratched in matrix. I have always assumed that it was a genuine issue (as I've never been aware of the Grey one being booted). I have recently been considering getting a Pink issue copy to compliment it, so this information is very helpfull.

Cheers.

Thanks for your Support in this Forum, I am in the process of Including more records of Interest.

I have recently been sorting the whole of my collection into Alphabetical Order by Label, makes things a lot easier to access for scans.

New Zealand press. This just came up on auction locally this week so I swiped the pic from there, hence the fuzziness. Not a common variation these days.

possible confirmation of a grey label copy on vinyl

My copy of Darrell Banks...Our Love....Revilot.....styrene and not stamped.

Is it a boot? It has ZTSC-107682-3C scratched in the dead wax

cheers, Andy

 

I know this was a while ago but rest assured it's an original. If it's styrene your safe, the Rose Batiste boot is in vinyl, that's how to tell.

I have also some Okeh on styrene given to me by one of their arrangers in Los Angeles, the matrix numbers are scratched not

stamped, don't bamboozled by famous names. I have yet to meet the person who knows it all (some are close though    )

Good luck

Red labels and pink labels are notoriously difficult to scan (as opposed to photograph) and get consistent colour representation. Perhaps anyone on here in printing can explain why.

New Zealand press. This just came up on auction locally this week so I swiped the pic from there, hence the fuzziness. Not a common variation these days.

 

"Our love pocket" B side ?

New Zealand press. This just came up on auction locally this week so I swiped the pic from there, hence the fuzziness. Not a common variation these days.

 

 

He may just be coming to New Zealand to tour  

 

https://www.ticketmaster.co.nz/Darrell-Banks-tickets/artist/1493684

made no 27 on the pop charts so they most likely used other pressing plants

"Our love pocket" B side ?

of course