Chalky

Pat Brady at Stafford, he may have played it elsewhere prior, Clifton Hall etc?

It is on pretty regularly Kev on one channel or t'other on the sky network.

Was posted on here about 6 months ago. Still interesting to see again.

It was extremely in demand at one time and it went from a pretty low value of less than a ton to well over 3/400 and more in some cases. I'd agree with the above of 2/250.

The first pressed at RCA pressing plant, they give it a matrix number using there own numbering system. The second pressed elsewhere.

It is from those behind Trainspotting and in a similar vein viewing wise. I enjoyed it.

I was watching the film The Filth last night, at the beginning was Otis Blackwell "It's All Over Me".

It is the legit reissue but it's worth nothing like the original, probably about the same as the boot, maybe bit more.

Do we know who was behind Jerry Williams Calla outing?

A mate did them in the early 90's (would be 90/91) and about half dozen had a date stamp and as you say they are a red/brown when looked through light.

Stick on label (if you can get your nail under the label) is styrene. If it is, which it sounds like then you have the 1973 reissue.

Some here on ebay https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/7-Polylined-White-Paper-Record-Sleeves-pack-of-50-/111257120493?_trksid=p2054897.l4276 Juno Records by the looks of it.... Pack of 50 £8.99 https://www.juno.co.uk/search/?q%5Ball%5D%5B%5D=paper+sleeves&submit-search=SEARCH

The boot is early 90's isn't it? Some we're date stamped, some not, just like the original.

The boot is a boot of the re-issue and according to JM came out in 1973 so would tie in with the re-issue of Jerry Williams at the same time. The original was 1970 wasn't it, Z4KM would indicate it was according to the RCA pressing plant info on Flynny's site. The re-issue 1973 so I would imagine whoever was behind Jerry Williams on Calla getting reissued was maybe behind this? Is the boot a boot of the re-issue?

Some very knowledgeable people answered you elsewhere so a bit insulting to them your reply isn't it? You have what appears to be the reissue if it is styrene with stuck on label. There is no original release with the instrumental flip.

As said elsewhere.....It was booted on vinyl and reissued on styrene as far as I am aware both with the instrumental on the flip. The original as said has machine stamped matrix, is on vinyl and has the flip "Alley Full Of Trash And Bottles".

You don't need it, all that is needed is for sellers to leave the prices on their sold items instead of removing and replacing with sold. The site is fully searchable and any query would be found in no time with the most recent price.

Chris Waterman is in regular contact with Gary., if you can't get hold of either let me know Ally.

There is allegedly another release by Little John, paper work apparently exists to say that it was either pressed or planned to be pressed but as far as I am aware no one has seen the 45.

She is African American.

Prisca Sutton is also on Facebook.

$200? Given away. £2445 on JM auction in 2008.

I don't disagree with either yourself Tim or Tony with regards to what it is worth, it is a common record but I have seen it sell on at least one occasion for an amount near to the one quoted above and several times for £100 or so. Just done a search and there has been 8 wants requests in the last 7 or 8 months and quite a few on the FB groups as well, somebody obviously wants it.

"Pass The Word" is the side that is in demand these days.

now very in demand and I've seen it listed at what rarenorthernsoul is asking and more. Whether they sold and whether it is worth that is a different matter.