Television – Little Johnny Jewel Parts 1 And 2 1979 12" single Vinyl
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Collection stored and sleeved. Vinyl is EX, Sleeve has glue separation. Records ship in solid LP box with inserts. I can combine shipping on most items. Follow my EBAY store for more rare vinyl and collectibles. Thanks!
Television – Little Johnny Jewel Parts 1 And 2
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Label: Ork Records – NYC 1(T), Ork Records – NYC 1T, Ork Records – K 12358 Format: Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM Country: UK Released: Jun 15, 1979 Genre: Rock Style: New Wave, PunkTracklist
A Little Johnny Jewel Parts 1 & 2 B Little Johnny Jewel Parts 1 & 2 (Live)Companies, etc.
- Distributed By – WEA Records Ltd.
- Pressed By – WEA Records Pressing Plant, West Drayton
- Made By – Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd.
- Printed By – Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd.
- Published By – Warner Bros. Music
- Mastered At – Strawberry Mastering
Credits
- Engineer – Jay Dee Daugherty
- Graphics – Das Kapital SA
- Performer – Billy Ficca, Fred Smith (7), Richard Lloyd, Tom Verlaine
- Photography By [Cover Photo] – David Godlis*
- Plated By – EG*
- Written-By – Verlaine*
Notes
Re-issue of the first Ork Records release. Originally released in August 1975 (ORK-81975).NYC 1T - Sleeve spine and back cover
NYC 1(T) - Side B label
K 12358 - Side B label
Back cover: Graphics Das Kapital SA
Back cover: "This 1/2 LP dedicated to The Neon Boys"
Note: Only the Side A Disc Label is text printed, as follows:
SIDE ONE
(OVER) NYC 1(T) A
TELEVISION
LITTLE JOHNNY JEWEL
Parts 1 & 2
(Verlaine)
Warner Bros Music
℗ 1979
NYC 1(T)
(K 12358)
STEREO
45 RPM
SIDE TWO
NYC 1(T) B
TELEVISION
LITTLE JOHNNY JEWEL
Parts 1 & 2 (live)
(Verlaine)
Warner Bros Music
℗ 1979
Label text seems to indicate that Side A is on the "over" side, but the music (the studio version) and the Matrix indication of A₁ is clearly on the label-text side of the disc, which suggests that perhaps the labels were printed wrongly. The non-text "over" side of the disc, matrix marked B₁, is obviously the "live" version of the music and Side B of the record.
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