Another USA Coloured Vinyl Pirate Single
In A Collector’s Corner (p151), amend the sentence beginning “In the USA, a series of nine white label…” to read:
In the USA, a series of ten white label…” and add to the list “F3450 (yellow)”
In A Collector’s Corner (p151), amend the sentence beginning “In the USA, a series of nine white label…” to read:
In the USA, a series of ten white label…” and add to the list “F3450 (yellow)”
Most, if not all, of the 45s issued in Italy had three variations of the label (see examples below):
PROMOTIONAL/DEMONSTRATION RECORDS
SINGLES
Another German white label promo single has been found (Capitol F 21571).
LPs
Amend entry for Best Of Gene Vincent to:
“…there are four different label colours for… (black, rainbow, green and red)”
and entry for Best Of Gene Vincent Volume Two to:
“and three for… (rainbow, yellow/light green and red)”
Page 150
LPs
Add to the USA section:
The 1970 LPs Gene Vincent KSBS 2019 and The Day The World Turned Blue KSBS 2027 were issued on pink labels with a variety of different text imprints, i.e. at least four different pressings of KSBS 2019 (one promo in two sleeves with different promo/radio station stickers, and three different regular releases);
Promo label / Regular label 1
Regular label 2 / Regular label 3
and five different pressings of KSBS 2027 (two promos with additional different promo stickers, and three different regular releases).
Promo label 1 / Promo label 2
Regular label 1 / Regular label 2
Regular label 3
There were two label designs for UK Capitol singles. From 1956 to 1958, issues 45-CL 14599 to 45-CL 14868 inclusive, the design was as below:
From 45-CL 14908 onwards, a modified design was used. Because Be-Bop-A-Lula 45-CL 14599 remained in catalogue, when it was re-pressed after this, it was produced with the new design shown below:
The Japanese LP This Is Gene Vincent Capitol OLP 36 (1959) was issued in black and in red vinyl pressings.
An unusual public issue 45rpm single from Greece
Title | Label | Number |
---|---|---|
Who’s Pushing Your Swing(99/10)/ Choo Choo Cha Cha(by Rinky Dinks) |
Capitol | 45-CG 11 |
A side:
B side:
PROMOTIONAL/DEMONSTRATION RECORDS
SINGLES
Four more white label promo singles have been found, one from Italy (Capitol 45 QLC 161), and three from Germany (Electrola F 3839, Capitol 1C 006-81 259 & Capitol 1C 006-81 708).
LPs
There are white label promo LPs of Gene Vincent’s 20 Greatest Japan ECS 90053 (1971) and The Day The World Turned Blue UK Kama Sutra 2316 005 (1971).
LABEL DESIGN/COLOUR VARIATIONS
There is a third pressing of the UK release of Hot Rod Gang EP, i.e. there are 2 different label designs in the first sleeve showing the “EXTENDED PLAY” imprint in different places.
Secondly, the sleeve issued in Chile had a green, rather than red, tint on the front of the sleeve.
VINYL
Regarding Japanese singles, a red vinyl copy has been found of ECR 10262. Furthermore, it seems that whereas red vinyl copies were issued by Capitol/Toshiba, most black vinyl releases are from Capitol/Shibaura. There are, however, also a number of parallel releases of black vinyl singles from Capitol/Shibaura and Capitol/Toshiba ( e.g. 7P 145, 7P 146), the Capitol/Toshiba copies being issued with additional inserts and the Capitol/Shibaura copies mostly in plain sleeves.
In the Netherlands there are a number of early singles issued with
and without push-out centres.
The Germany Bird Doggin’ LP Impact IMLP 400454 (1987) was issued on white vinyl.