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This single would not be released in the U.S. until 1977, when it was issued by RSO, coinciding with the reissue of the Blind Faith LP on RSO.

The print on my copy [images #3208267, 3208268] is a more silvery-gray compared with the earlier entries. There are minor differences in the typesetting as well.

That kind of talk will get you in trouble now days

According to Discogs, "Cyril Dagworth" = David Parton.

A side: [YouTube Video]

[YouTube Video] A-side Direct Vinyl Play;

Given that a decade from this she would have a hit as part of a duet with "Baby, Come To Me," the B side title was a bit ironic, no?

I don't like to tell you this but these two tracks were also on a 1970 Starday LP "Macon's Mayor Ronnie Thompson - Here I Am". I hate to think that James Brown may have "produced" the whole album? As to Brown currying political favour with Macon's mayor I'd guess there was...

<Juke Jules> I have my doubts that The Belmonts are backing this much less than talented singer, since in 1959, they were knee deep it a hit run with Dion out front. I had the pleasure of singing leads for the Belmonts on a few opccasions at venues in the Northeast and...

Added Monarch promo variant scans ∆71193 (45-14338) Spring Has A Tear In Her Eye ∆71194 (45-15059) Little Girl

[YouTube Video] An incredible remix of this track by Johnson Somerset. Totally transforms the tune!

Uploading B-side label image to #639281