Hi guys
Looking for some help
Found a test pressing that belonged to my wife’s uncle
Is the best way to identify it simply by playing it?
Sorry if this is obvious (total noob!)
It may be something to do with tv/films as my wife’s uncle was a production manager/producer who worked on many programmes/ films etc
Is there anything stamped or etched into the dead wax (runout groove)? If so, try putting that into the search box on Discogs. Failing that, could use Shazam to identify the music, then search Discogs with that info.
There’s a website called “Discogs” that is a database for all things record.
I did a quick search and found this page:
https://www.discogs.com/label/530131-Musical-New-Services-Ltd?page=1
Whilst it doesn’t have that record listed, the catalogue numbers for G101 and G103 are there. Suggesting you have a record that has yet to be uploaded.
Maybe take a picture and upload it to Discogs for others ?
If it turns out to be the theme tune to Some Mothers do ‘ave ‘em we will have all won the lottery.
I imagine thats what became the EMI pressing plant in Hayes?
I’m guessing it’s a very early TP of Swamp Thing…
Indeed! I will have to see what he was working on through the time Sound Marketing was operating. He worked on many shows and films including Thunderbirds, The Long Good Friday and Hitchcocks film Frenzy. I will get out of the sleeve later and have a closer look.
Keep us posted 
Will do.
So checked the run off both sides and unfortunately nothing so I am going to have to find somewhere to play it as I don’t have a turntable ( don’t shoot me!)
Any suggestions on anywhere or anyone in the South Northamptonshire/Bedfordshire area that could help?
Is it not this?
That looks likely
Only of interest to P-Funk completists?
Been after that for ages
Jeffs Dad ? 
