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This is a reissue made after 1963 - in 1960, there were no picture sleeves made for Norwegian issues, only EPs. Also, the label is a later version. The other Norwegian pressing (see link above) is the first pressing from 1960.
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The claim that the sleeve was made in Norway is incorrect, it's a Danish sleeve made for the Danish market, the Norwegian issue had a yellow Colour-Hits 'hole' company sleeve. Both the Danish and Norwegian issues contain Norway pressings.
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Yet another label variation out the - black RCA label with two horisontal lines mid-label and some extra rim-text under the title: "ENHVER KOPIERING AV PLATEN FORBUDT OFF FRAMFØRING TILLATT BARE MED SAMTYKKE AV TONO + I ERVERVSØYEMED DESSUTEN MOT...
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The issue with blue lettering mentioned above, was entirely made in Norway, both cover and lettering - some think it was made for export to Denmark.
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One of the very first (maybe THE very first) Zappa boots out on CD back in the days.
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My copy has a light green insert, not yellow as the one pictured.
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There's also a black and white cover (instead of black and red) with this design, back cover saying 500 copies.
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There is also a Danish issue with Danish picture sleeve in b&w and blue (band photo inside a black and blue block). The pressing inside is a UK pressing like this one.
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There's also a Scandinavian variation with UK matrixes, but Norwegian labels, this issue seems to have bben made for the Danish market. The cover is printed in UK.
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There's a label variation of this issue with clearly smaller fonts on titles and other info.
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This South African issue came with a nice picture sleeve, it is not known whether all S/A copies were released that way.
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UK copy also exists with non-pushout centre, meaning a tiny centrehole.
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It may very well have been distributed throughout Scandinavia, but the pressing is as Norwegian as gjetost.
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As for 'Scandinavian', the pressing is 100% Norwegian, possibly distributed throughout Scandinavia.
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As for 'Scandinavian', the pressing is 100% Norwegian, possibly made for distribution thoughout Scandinavia.
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Cover and pressing made in Norway for the Scandinavian market.
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A-side Dust My Broom is the original 1951 Trumpet 146 take w/Sonny Boy Williamson II on harmonica, B-side Gotta Find My Baby is however none other than Arthur 'Big Boy' Crudup, recording made in 1952.
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This issue came out on both Decca and London with the same prefix, see the other entry here: https://www.discogs.com/release/16021067-Little-Richard-Keep-A-Knockin-Cant-Believe-You-Wanna-Leave
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This issue came out in Norway on both Decca and London, see the other one here: https://www.discogs.com/release/21339499-Little-Richard-Keep-A-Knocking
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'Scandinavia' in this case means that the record was pressed in Norway and the cover was printed in Denmark = Danish issue.
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This Danish picture sleeve came with both UK and Danish pressings, this goes for several of the Danish releases.
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