45cat - discographies, discussions, discoveries.

I'm not convinced the title is correct. On Sterling's Pama 'Bangarang' LP the title is actually '1,000,000 Tons Of TNT'. The title here is actually this

similarily I just realised my DJ copy is Can I get a witness on BOTH sides (track & label)

can somebody copy my label image above and place it on the stock copy, my demo of this has the correct A+ B side labels and tracks.

Monarch delta numbers: What Can I Give Him: Δ55197 Jingle Dingle Do: Δ55197-X

dead wax date 22.5.86

Monarch delta numbers: Ticket: Δ60153 Lonesome: Δ60153-X

Added label scans with intact centres with a nod to shnozzle.

ARSA database shows airplay at CFCF/Montreal, CKLW/Windsor and CFCO/Chatham. Peaked at #40, Billboard Hot 100, January 1967.

I've added a cleaner version of the B-side label and the back of the sleeve (rather than a "normal" sleeve opening on one side or the top, this is just a sheet of paper folded in two).

"I See The Rain" sounds like obviously based from a few chord sequence of "Hey Joe".

@RecordDragon, I remember this being a double-hit sided single. But Q67&68 more pop and top 40 oriented makes sense to be the technical A side. This and the edited version of "Beginnings" were re-released in 1971 to cash in on Chicago's 1970 hits "Make Me Smile" & "25 or 6 to 4" the way I see it.

Looks fine Gilbert.