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Fabulous Four Peak 16456 If I Knew / Everybody's Got To Have A Heart Saintmo 300 If I Knew / Everybody's Got To Have A Heart Sounds Four Saintmo 201 A Memory Best Forgotten / Love Together Saintmo 202 Keep On Lovin' / A Memory Best Forgotten Saintmo 203 Keep On Lovin' / Hey Girl

With regards to my US 45s, I have the old poly-lined cardboard sleeves with the various coloured spines...ideal to visably file'n'sought on the shelves. I originally went for these (whenever WHSmith had them in stock!) as then the labels had some protection whilst out DJing. My local accessories shop has all kinds of coloured paper and card sleeves, but none of the 'ink-blotting-thick' vintage green paper sleeves, otherwise I think I may have converted to them, plus a poly sleeve, plus a cardboard sleeve! Incidentally, the original Japanese 45s came in thin poly sleeves, which were inside a factory paper sleeve, both inside an outer thicker PVC sleeve. To that combination I usually add a card stiffner between the paper info/picture sheet and the paper sleeve, even though it reduces the number you can get on a shelf due to the increased thickness. I've also always wondered about the possible damage to the vinyl from the poly sleeve, but no sign on any of them...maybe the high quality, or the fact that they haven't been wiped over with any cleaner fluid that may react with the poly sleeve? I also feel its a shame to have the factory/picture sleeves hidden inside a card sleeve, and then the question of whether to write, type, print, sticker the record details on the sleeve arises, doesn't it aaaaaaaaaaargh!

There are quite a few errors within my Japanese releases - usually limited to the sleeves and seldom on the label. This is one of my faves...plus it has the double-whammy as the rough Japanese translation is akin to, 'Good looking girls are scarey'. ('Beauty Is Just Skin Deep').

This is actually a bootleg 7" with both sides being unissued backing tracks as used by the Four Seasons!