Supreme - Latest Updates

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Comment by Mike Gann:

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Comment by Mike Gann:

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Comment by han enderman:

Supreme 1528 - images of 1st edition A-side (without vocalist's name) and promo labels (with vocalist !) added. Only the very last Supreme issues omit the A/B side indication (from 1549 on). 1528 with You Need Me Now is on discogs. It mentions Floyd Dixon, but omits the word 'Vocal'.

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Comment by slholzer:

There are two versions of Supreme 1528. The illustrated version is, I think, the original. The other version has "You Need Me Now" on the A-side, except that the A side bears no side designation, hence my belief that this is the "replacement" pressing.

There are also two versions of the illustrated disc. One has the word Vocal at the 3 o'clock position but no name is supplied. The other identifies Floyd Dixon as the vocalist in the same spot. I would guess the more complete illustrated version to be the later of the two. if anybody cares.

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Comment by slholzer:

Two versions of Supreme 1507 were issued. The difference was the A-side title, which was as shown on one version and consisted of Stick By Me Baby on the other. Both versions can be viewed on the discogs website.

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Comment by slholzer:

There are at least three label variants available for this disc. Besides the illustrated regulation blue version, there is also a red version, and a white "not-for-sale" promo version. White promo labels are fairly common. The red versions are not commonly encountered in the 1500 series discs, although red labels were standard in the AP 100 series.