Which, of course is denoted by being recorded off centre! The instrumental b-side that is!!
In agreement with Tony (Happy Xmas by the way!) harder to find on real stock.
I disagree, by the time this record was released the plastic style label was almost non-existant and indeed Mala & Amy disappeared and only the Bell label continued with Silver paper issues and Red paper demos. examples being Lou Ragland demos & issues paper only and also Bernie Williams same....
All the copies I've seen are credited to Romona Collins how do we know its mispelled? I didn't think there was any difference in the labels, I'd rather have the "long intro" the other one is slower as well isn't it, wheres Chalky when you need him?
Not as far as I know, I remember Ion getting it from Barrie and having it covered up as Sandy Fortier and years later I took Rob Marriott to Ion's flat when the deal was done for him to buy it.
The embossed "KT" refers to the band of purchase tax was to be charged on each record, was my understanding. Was there a pressing plant in Kentish Town? EMI's plant was in Hayes. Middlesex.