One of those cases where there's no identification on a label and I've had to use a prefix as an identifier. In March 1970 Keith Goodwin made an EP containing versions of 'More', 'The Good Life', 'The Way You look Tonight' and 'This Guy's In Love With You'. As can be seen from the scan, which appears here by kind permission of Hawkmarty of the 45cat site, its labels were blank with the details handwritten on them. The matrix number CRC EP 104 could be found in the run-offs, which raises the questions firstly of what 'CRC' stood for - 'Record Company' seems like a good bet for the latter part - and secondly of what CRCs 101 to 103 were, if they existed. There may, of course, have been numbers from CRC-105 upwards as well. If anyone knows of them or can supply answers to the questions I'd be interested to hear from them.
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