Post by Carps1000 on May 29, 2006 11:33:32 GMT -5
Just found out the Richard is guesting on an article about the fab Doris Day on our UK tellies 2nite..Dont know what hes gonna do but it looks just like he is gonna b interviewed or sommat. Will keep you inforned. Just found a "Tan " album copy with a Grey/silver A&M in gold label on it..this must have been a very late pressing as the only other early Cs album with the same label was A S 4 U with a very much altered jacket & just a plain white sleeve ( inner) ...This has made me want to find out more about the actual label & for when the labels changed colours & which album did the change start with. I always thought N & T was the 1st to go from Mustard green 2 Grey/Silver/ *& gold Lettering but then found out that 69-73 & N & T were originally Mustard green with Jambalayou being the last MG single b4 the change over. Apparently N & T & 69 - 73 1st pressings (so I was informed) were actually MG colours & later copies grey/silver & gold. I am now trying to trace N&T 1st pressing so as 2 complete my entire Cs original collection b4 I store em all away to keep them looking good 4 years 2 come. I bought a 1st pressin of 69- 73 a while back as it came with a booklet but this was an USA version so Im now very confused. Please bare with me if/when I ask Qs 2 u guys in the USA as altho it may appear silly, knowing answers 2 these things will make my day. Thanks Ken carps 1000
