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Price |
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Media |
Condition |
Label |
| Do They Know It's Christmas |
7.94 |
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12" |
VG+ |
Phonogram FEED112 |
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| Item Number: A7000566 |
POLYDOR, FEED112, Picture Sleeve 3 Track
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Tracklist
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| A | Do They Know It's Christmas? (12" Mix) | 6:04 | | B1 | Do They Know It's Christmas? (Standard Mix) | 3:50 | | B2 | Feed The World | 4:20 |
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Identifiers
Matrix / RunoutRunout side A, variant 1: FEED + 112 + As ORLAKE TOWNHOUSE
Matrix / RunoutRunout side B, variant 1: FEED + 112 + Bs ORLAKE TOWNHOUSE
Matrix / RunoutRunout side A, variant 2: FEED + II2 + A5 ORLAKE TOWNHOUSE
Matrix / RunoutRunout side B, variant 2: FEED + II2 + B6
Matrix / RunoutRunout side A, variant 3: FEED + 112 + A6 ORLAKE
Matrix / RunoutRunout side B, variant 3: FEED + 112 + B5 ORLAKE TOWNHOUSE
Credits
Artwork [Sleeve Artist] - Peter Blake
Engineer - Stephen Lipson
Performer [Band Aid Are] - Adam Clayton, Andy Taylor, Bob Geldof, Bono, Chris Cross, Dennis D.T. Thomas, Francis Rossi, Gary Kemp, George Michael, Glenn Gregory, J.T. Taylor, Jody Watley, John Keeble, John Taylor, Johnnie Fingers, Jon Moss, Keren Woodward, Marilyn, Martin Kemp, Martyn Ware, Midge Ure, Nick Rhodes, Paul Weller, Paul Young, Pete Briquette, Phil Collins, Rick Parfitt, Robert Kool Bell, Roger Taylor, Sarah Dallin, Simon Crowe, Simon Le Bon, Siobhan Fahey, Steve Norman, Sting, Tony Hadley
Performer [Band Aid Are], Featuring [Also] - Boy George
Perform - David Bowie
Notes
UK's biggest selling single of all time until 1997, selling over 4m copies.
"Orlake" etched in runouts denotes [l=Orlake Records] pressing.
There is also a PRS Ltd. pressing, at Do They Know It's Christmas?
Issued in thin cardstock picture sleeve.
Rear of sleeve includes a group photo of almost all the artists involved, below which is a key.
Band Aid are:
1 Adam Clayton
2 Phil Collins
3 Bob Geldof
4 Steve Norman
5 Chris Cross
6 John Taylor
7 Paul Young
8 Tony Hadley
9 Glenn Gregory
10 Simon Le Bon
11 Simon Crowe
12 Marilyn
13 Keren
14 Martin Kemp
15 Jody Watley
16 Bono
17 Paul Weller
18 James Taylor
19 Peter Blake (sleeve artist)
20 George Michael
21 Midge Ure
22 Martin Ware
23 John Keeble
24 Gary Kemp
25 Roger Taylor
26 Sarah
27 Siobhan
28 Peter Briquette
29 Francis Rossi
30 Robert 'Kool' Bell
31 Dennis Thomas
32 Andy Taylor
33 Jon Moss
34 Sting]
35 Rick Parfitt
36 Nick Rhodes
37 Johnny Fingers
ALSO FEATURING:
David Bowie
Boy George
Holly
Paul McCartney
Many thanks to all the fine artists who kindly donated their time and effort in the making of this record.
All proceeds of this record are to assist famine relief in Ethiopia, this includes merchandise, sales, publishing & performance contributions.
Many thanks for the aid in manufacturing this record go to:- Graphic Origination, Peter Blake, Torchlight, Robert Stace
In the lower left corner is an outline image of a "Feed The World" T-shirt. The text below reads:
Official BAND AID - FEED THE WORLD T-shirt
Send £6.00 c/o
BAND AID
Concert Publishing
166-198 Liverpool Road
London N1 1LA
"Feed The World" logo in bottom right corner.
Track A is just titled on label A-side as "12" Mix".
Track B1 is just titled on the rear sleeve as "Standard Mix".
[Labels
Chappell Music Ltd.
Original Sound Recording made by Phonogram Ltd. (London)
℗ 1984 Phonogram Ltd. (London)
© 1984 Phonogram Ltd. (London)
Durations not printed on release.
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| Release Country: UK |
| Release Date: 1984-12-03 |
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