Single: Talking In The Dark: Difference between revisions
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*9000 copies pressed. | *9000 copies pressed. | ||
*Given away free at London Dominion Christmas shows, the 3 New York shows in January 1979, and when buying the [[Armed Forces]] LP at any January 1979 UK concert. | *Given away free at London Dominion Christmas shows, the 3 New York shows in January 1979, and when buying the [[Armed Forces]] LP at any January 1979 UK concert. | ||
*Also given away as prizes in a NME competition in late 1979. The prize was intended to be a cassette called "Elvis At Home" which contained the original "Honky Tonk Demos", but apparently EC objected. As a result this 7" plus 2 tickets for the Clarendon Ballroom, Hammersmith show ([[Concert 1980-01-18|1980-01-18]]) was the prize. | *Also given away as prizes in a NME competition in late 1979. The prize was intended to be a cassette called "Elvis At Home" which contained the original "Honky Tonk Demos", but apparently EC objected. As a result this 7" plus 2 tickets for the Clarendon Ballroom, Hammersmith show ([[Concert 1980-01-18 London|1980-01-18]]) was the prize. | ||
*Both tracks are [[Armed Forces]] outtakes. | *Both tracks are [[Armed Forces]] outtakes. | ||
Revision as of 00:39, 18 October 2012
Release information
| Release date | Media | Catalog number | Comments |
| 1978-12-18 | 7" | Radar RG 1 | freebie, ps |
| 2003-10-27 | 5" CD | Edsel RG 1 | UK, available only in Singles, Volume 1 box set |
Tracklist
Side A: Talking In The Dark [1:56]
Side B: Wednesday Week [2:06]
Credits
- Performed by: Elvis Costello & The Attractions
- Produced by: Nick Lowe
Charts
- did not chart
Notes
- 9000 copies pressed.
- Given away free at London Dominion Christmas shows, the 3 New York shows in January 1979, and when buying the Armed Forces LP at any January 1979 UK concert.
- Also given away as prizes in a NME competition in late 1979. The prize was intended to be a cassette called "Elvis At Home" which contained the original "Honky Tonk Demos", but apparently EC objected. As a result this 7" plus 2 tickets for the Clarendon Ballroom, Hammersmith show (1980-01-18) was the prize.
- Both tracks are Armed Forces outtakes.
