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Yes, there are two label variations for this as with most Mirwood releases

Could it be this one

Taken me a few years, finaly found a West Coast White DEMO. WEST COAST : EAST COAST :

Never seen one either. It is a Mystery why certain Titles did have White DEMOs and others without. The amount of White DEMOs pressed for each Title appears to differ too I have yet to see a Little Ann DEMO on Ric-Tic.

From "BOSS BEAT" LP 9298

Very Sad News RIP Alfie

Here are a couple with Stickers that should be classed as part of a records promotion and therefore Belong. Nice to have a clean label but certain Stickers / DJ Graffiti from back in the 60s I don't mind. Regarding Graffiti, It's probably Impossible to verify / endorse , Sometimes it just looks right so fair enough. Artist, Producer, etc Signed copies It really comes down to research / provenance I suppose. Music promoter in '50s, '60s CHIGAGO TRIBUNE >>> HOWARD BEDNO <<<

Extremely Sad News, another Legend passes RIP Deon Jackson

HOLLYWOOD PRESS : On the HOLLYWOOD PRESS DEMO for The "IN" Crowd, expect to have this sticker neatly placed on the Label.

"To WEBK From Charles" and then difficult to make out. "E Hatcher" or "E Starr" May be neither of course.

"Sincerely Barbra Mercer"

Just found a DEMO It's now the 2nd one that I have ever seen and It's a different Variation to your copy. Another Red / White

-------------Has a smaller Deadwax.

Actually "Salvation" Instrumental Apparently some have "Salvation" on the Label

Same thing happened with the Original Release Three pictured below. Makes you wonder why it's so bloomin' hard to find.

Now that is Interesting. Obviously more than one run at the pressing plant or printers for this release.

All on STYRENE These two have a Scratched Matrix I did read somewhere that these were made only for the Northern Market. I bought them early 70s. This Jackie Wilson has a STAMPED Matrix and is a RE-ISSUE

Very Nice Mate. Love these from Australia.We are comparing UK to USA Releases but let us not forget that our friends in other parts of the world did their bit regarding Motown releases. We are reminded daily via the Internet, just how far motowns influence has spread over the years. There are many collecting opportunities to be had at the moment, Think outside the box and have fun

The Marvelettes Deliver The Singles CD with "Reaching For Something I Can't Have" Yet, No US Single Release

Considering the Vast Motown Catalogue why were some UK Only Or should I say not released in the US as a Single The Night - Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons - Immediately springs to mind.

I only have the one copy to check. This one has Stamped Matrix EAST COAST : "Arp"

Whether you collect UK or US they are wonderful all lined up in a collection. Music downloads may give listening pleasure but a record is a thing of beauty to view and to own.