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Two slightly different Label Variations on my UK copies.

INDIA : MEXICO : Thought it was the U.S.A. press when I first saw it.

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Normally I would expect at least 2 Different DEMOs for the CAMEO & PARKWAY releases. One exception would be CHUBBY CHECKER (AT THE) DISCOTHEQUE EAST COAST WEST COAST

If this is the Design you refer to it has a Straight Copy of the West Coast Label Layout. Title at the Top. Which would also be true of a Canadian Copy. However, the exact nature of this (Label Layout) being so exact makes me suspicious as to it's Origin. The Precise use of the West Coast Label Layout on a White DEMO which appears to be Vinyl ? PopSike.com U.S.A. West Coast STYRENE The U.S.A. Known DEMO's are Indeed coloured. PopSike.com U.S.A. West Coast STYRENE U.S.A. East Coast VINYL

The Canadian Stock Copies are Indeed White & Black and even though they are Vinyl, both similar Layout as the West Coast U.S.A. Copies. By that I mean the Title at the Top for a Cameo Release, and the Artist at the Bottom. However there is an X at the end of the Number on the copies that I have seen. Also Canada Reference at the bottom of the Label. U.S.A. West Coast STYRENE U.S.A. East Coast VINYL For Parkway the same design as a West Coast DEMO. U.S.A. West Coast STYRENE This release also came out on Cameo. Notice the Label Credits. Title at Top, Artist at bottom on the West Coast Styrene U.S.A. West Coast STYRENE Artist at Top, Title at bottom on the East Coast Vinyl. U.S.A. East Coast VINYL

Very Sad News R.I.P. LOU

Very Sad News. R.I.P. Herb Reed.

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Double A Sided DEMO- MY CHERIE AMOUR also promoted as a Double A Sided DEMO

You raise a good point there mate. At the time I spent almost all my wages every week on records, once board paid was skint most of the time. I remember getting three weeks money (inc, two weeks holiday pay) almost all went on records & board. Prices may appear low compared to todays wages, however, it was a tidy sum back then.

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I bought my copy from Soul Bowl, never had a realistic chance of another since. So pleased that I didn't get the dreaded sorry that's gone all those years ago. A record that I have always loved from first hearing to present day.

If I bought a 60s Million Seller from the U.S.A. and bought a Rarity. What difference does it make to Customs in respect of Recorded Material or 60s Vinyl / Paper. The only difference is the declared Value. The Rarity is known to us as Collectors but considered worthless junk to others who would prefer the known Million Seller. Mainly delays have been caused due to customs, surely Taxes have already been paid years ago.

STYRENE MONARCH STYRENE "Bestway" VINYL "ARP" Again, I'm guessing there's an "ARP" DEMO too.

Just bought this a few days ago, it dropped through my letterbox as I was listening to this on here.

BELGIUM : FRANCE : GERMANY :

Never originally released Back-To-Back Here is the BOOT

Yes, it is documented that there should be a Daisy Stamp or the Triangle with 3 letters in it.

Not BOOTED as far as I'me aware. I think that the Phil-LA of Soul & Route copies were available quite quickly to supply demand.

OK, I already had a copy of "BREAD & BUTTER" on UK Hickory. At the time, Finding "Run Baby Run" on UK was mearly a dream Then this one found it's way into my collection. One of the first USA copies I bought (STOCK COPY) Helped to create the Interest in the Imports arriving to our shores. The DEMO copy, I found Many Years Later. [media=]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9fApcjlRuA