pikeys dog

It's a Rum neighborhood...

Design of the label looks very 70s. Wouldn't take much detective work to find out about the address on the label.

Mental.

Which design label?

I had one a few years back and sold it on - not seen one since...

Pye copy every time - the only official way to get the fantastic "going back to Detroit" on 45.

IMO the Phila issues are genuine 2nd issues, put out by Jamie/Guyden to cash in on Harold Melvins 70s success. It was demo'd and issued - how many booters would have bothered to do both?

Two different label designs for this one. Always suprised that it wasn't more popular - it has the ingredients....

Lee Garrett - I Can't Break The Habit - Harthon (With female backing singers) Lee Garrett - Can't Break The Habit - Audiodisc Acetate (without females and with more pronounced piano)

There's quite a few out there, but these are some of my favourites:

If it was a Red label vinyl issue then I'd have to disagree with you - orange label styrene copies were fetching £100+ five or so years ago, so £150ish for a vinyl copy sounds about right. I certainly wouldn't sell mine for any less.

I am indeed.

That'd be a short shag.

Used to play this at Mod clubs off a shonky early 70s Jimi Hendrix LP... obviously Jimi on Guitar.

There is a very rare Vinyl Demo that has both sides on - Manship has auctioned it a while back.

Anyone who bid more than a fiver for this wants lining up and kicking in the nuts. I've got my Steelies primed.

sound works fine for me. Sound like a right bunch of Shysters. btw third clip - John Belushi Lives!

Funny that Den, I've only ever seen Pink copies - presuming yours is Orange then?

Been a solid £150+ record for a few years now.

Me please Jeff.... pikeysdog@fsmail.net Ta.

Vinyl one is easy to spot as it looks like the label has been photocopied - and it's very 'grainy' to the touch.

That's what all the girls say.

Booted / Re-issued on both Vinyl and Styrene Demos.

Yes.

Is the UK press of the Etta James 'Tell Mama' LP really rare, or is JM putting his own eloquent 'spin' on his write up? I would have rated it as a solid £25 LP.