Betty Lavett on an Atlantic demo You'll Never Change , bleeds glue from the label after I gave it a clean with water and soap like ABC, Big Top do, like a copydex glue, the I noticed the big AT bigger than normal then the MGM bed post ribbon towel scroll thingie.

Is this normal or should I get out more.

Scan of the disc with the flag or scroll near the A-6585 on the label.

Edited December 23, 200816 yr by Prophonics 2029

I know that every white/black label Atlantic 45 I have cleaned does bleed some sort of milky residue from the label. I don't know what you are on about with the AT/scroll thing though. The label pictured seems pretty standard for the era after they introduced the scroll to the label.

I know that every white/black label Atlantic 45 I have cleaned does bleed some sort of milky residue from the label. I don't know what you are on about with the AT/scroll thing though. The label pictured seems pretty standard for the era after they introduced the scroll to the label.

Its in the dead wax stampers AT for Atlantic distribution Carla Volt all have it, its the MGM stamp that interested me.

Tony you need to get out more and maybe clean your car and see if that bleeds glue from the VIN plate

Tony you need to get out more and maybe clean your car and see if that bleeds glue from the VIN plate

Whhaaa my vehicles don't have a VIN plate is ground off to make the car lighter and faster.

And I find dark coloured cars are self cleaning.

Edited December 24, 200816 yr by Prophonics 2029

Scan of the disc with the flag or scroll near the A-6585 on the label.

Is that how to spell Lavett ? Lavette me thinks !

Is that how to spell Lavett ? Lavette me thinks !

It got changed to Lavette sometime after or during those early Atlantic 45s. The early one pictured, as well as "My Man Is A Loving Man" are definitely spelt Betty Lavett. The "e" at the end of Betty(e) was also added later.