Original UK release in matt mono cover with a 'Stereo' sticker on the rear, on plain orange CBS labels.
• This album has a 'Unipak'-style, gatefold cover [disc access from the inside] with only one card layer for the front flap.
First and second catalogue number on cover, third on labels.
℗ 1969
The cover shows writing credit for A2 to White-Pugh, but the label to Quittenton/Pugh.
Martin Quittenton is constantly given incorrectly as "Quittentin" on labels.
B3 appears on cover as "Twenty-Four Hours", but as "24 Hours" on label.
Although this is a stereo release, the mono matrix numbers are displayed on the stereo labels.
Clothes by Take Six
CBS is a Trademark of Columbia Broadcasting System Inc. U.S.A.
Printed and made by Ernest J. Day & Co. Ltd., London, W.11.
Made in England [labels]
Published By Franklyn Boyd Music, with the exception of "Twenty-four Hours" [Jewel Music Ltd.]
Runouts are stamped.