Simon T

The label is glossy, but the quality of the red print is grainy Boot scan:

If my memory serves me right, this release of 'got no time' is the same as the Impact studio acetate that Carl Fortnum has/had. The mix on the CD is less Spartan, more instrumentation, guitar etc?

Around 400 /Kent-45....html&st=50 post 90

Hasn't the Ann Robinson release been 'chopped up' so that the verses are in a bit of a different order to those on Butch's & Andy Rix's studio acetates?

Original issue have the address (but the WD doesn't)

They don't have the label's address at the bottom of the label

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Lots here: https://capitolsoulclub.homestead.com/detroitlabelsguide.html

This 7" is a sort of E.P I seem to remember with Rita & The Tiaras - Gone With The Wind (alt version) b/w The Superbs - On A Day When It's Raining, & The Vel-Vets - You Don't Really Know 'Till Its Over

Charles Russell -It aint easy. Also it was remixed and reissued on Bionic

The J D Bryant is on styrene with a very distinctive characteristics which I believe would be virtually impossible to reproduce now. Also, they only press up 2500 copies of each record on Shrine!!!

Me https://www.raresoulman.co.uk/d/161090/TIARAS

Her name is Rita!

Well I didn't get any PMs telling me what it is from those who know, but several asking me what it is! It's true identity is now in the public domain and can be found on two internet sites, both UK based. Perhaps someone on here who actually owns the record might 'uncover' it? Come on you know you want to! (The catalogue number is 1003 and it's from 1969)

I hate Mark Dobson

Well I'm afraid those 8 and Butch can spend the evening peeling the c/u labels off! It's on t'internet for all to see, don't you just love Google!

Both sides are 'available' on a CD, recorded straight from the record, for a couple of years now. I suspect it was done in good faith, but unfortunately there's always someone who likes to show off what they've 'got' and passes stuff on. I've no idea who it is, so if some kind person would PM the details to satisfy my curiosity................

Probably he was p*ssed off because he'd known for an age what it was, but couldn't find one to confirm

I've had two copies of the WD and both of them were particularly thin vinyl, you could bend them quite easily, were they boots?

According to Dave Rimmer's site it wasn't released on Blue Rock although given a number 4039 https://www.soulfulkindamusic.net/bluerock.htm

From what I remember it just a matt plain black & white label like a photocopy. I don't think it has anything to suggest it's demo copy like an original WD does which has a glossy label. Orginal isssues are blue & white?.

It's from the 1992 CD 'Downhome Soul of ZZ'

Perhaps I'm getting confused with that boot of Kelly Garret. It would make sense for the second legit reissue to be on styrene too.