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Another Genius passes. Very Sad News. Responsible for so many of the records we love. R.I.P. Arthur

R.I.P. Ortheia

Extremely Sad News. A Legend R.I.P. B. B. KING

Extremely Sad News R.I.P. Ben E. King

No problem Steve, pleased to help. I found this site a couple of years ago by chance when searching for Sparton Records.

STONE www.Capitol6000.com Albums and 45 Singles (Complete Listing)

Shocked to hear this. Condolences to his family and friends. R.I.P. Joe.

Appears to depend on which pressing plant. Often wondered why too. Here's 5523 Some say nothing, others Available Worldwide Then there's this one. Available in U.S.A. and Canada ONLY. We know that isn't the case as it was released U.S.A., Canada, UK, France etc

PINK Label - Distributed by CURTOM Records www.popsike.com RED Label - Distributed by CHI Record Co - "Arp" Press (CURTOM) ATCO Distribution - SP - Specialty Records Corporation Press

Bought this one from Soul Bowl back in the 70s with Incorrect title. I was searching for years to find a RED Stock Copy with the correct title. Always thought that it should be there. Eventually found one a couple of years ago.

2 x Different VEEP DEMOs The Stock Copy should be there and is in the price guides. The Star-Treks - Gonna Need Magic Never ever seen one.

Very sad news, R.I.P. Percy

Cover is difficult to find, here is the EP.

The only way to obtain "MY LITTLE GIRL" on a Mirwood 45 is via the STOCK COPY Here's the DEMO and STOCK COPY for 5511 www.popsike.com STYRENE Originals

Seem to recall one was auctioned a few years ago with the label logo to the right. It is a few years ago but described as extremely rare if memory serves. Plus there's this one on Popsike. This copy on Popsike does have copied labels stuck on to a Re-Issue, but the copied labels may be from the Auctioned copy that I remember. There's also your copy with writing on Popsike www.popsike.com It is a different run at the printers as the Label Credits are in a different place plus it has the Large font. I suspect it's an error at the pressing plant and very few copies about.

Never seen any DEMOs, White or any other type. However, once you've heard the beat it's hard to sit still. No wonder SHOUT Records picked up the rights to release a few titles, and in the case of "Karate-Boo-Ga-Loo" a pleasure to hear courtesy of UK London back in my youth. Interesting that the titles are linked by a "-"

Very Sad News R.I.P. Billy Butler

I'm not sure Toni, so far I have found these three issues. I would love to know the answer too.

I bought my copy from Soul Bowl back in the 70s never really had a chance at another since the early Soul Bowl lists. Looking on Popsike, It would appear that the Stock Copies are there but not many around.

A couple of other West Coast press, not expensive but as with the MAMIE P. GALORE quite elusive.

Here's my copy, but as you can see the labels are marked. Not seen many over the years, It isn't easy to find in any condition. I would say you've done well to find a copy plus it has decent labels.

Yes, a Monarch Delta 63114 a few other marks plus 427 approximately 90 Degrees before.

Looks the same as my copy. I will check deadwax later.