Anyone got any ides what an original version of this on Satrion D.J. is worth and how easy it to find ?? Hope everyone is having a great Christmas, stay soulful. Tony E. OZ.

tony

May be off the mark on this, but always thought there was no original 60's release of the Satiron 45. Wasn't it released after the tapes were found ? Got a feeling that John Anderson may have been involved, but may be wrong on that count also.

If it were me, I'd get a Grapevine UK demo, which you should be able to find reasonably easily.

Take care

John

Anyone got any ides what an original version of this on Satrion D.J. is worth and how easy it to find ?? Hope everyone is having a great Christmas, stay soulful. Tony E. OZ.

Edited December 26, 200816 yr by Johnny Mack

im sure it was done at the same time as the grapevine copies and used for promotion. that said its much harder to locate on satiron these days. i sold mine for £30 about 5 years ago and wish i hadent. its probably double that now. also on the flip you get the vocal to like a rolling stone( not the dylan song thank god) which i thinks also great and not on the grapevine copy

dave

im sure it was done at the same time as the grapevine copies and used for promotion. that said its much harder to locate on satiron these days. i sold mine for £30 about 5 years ago and wish i hadent. its probably double that now. also on the flip you get the vocal to like a rolling stone( not the dylan song thank god) which i thinks also great and not on the grapevine copy

dave

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yes the satiron copy is still desirable and is about £60...

evergreen oldie too...

A thread regarding this release >>> MARCH 2008 <<<