12" Singles - The Cramps - Blues Fix - Big Beat

12" Single

Artist:	The Cramps
Label:	Big Beat
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	BLUE 1
Barcode:	029667000260
Date:	29 Sep 2014
Format:	10" Single
Title:	Blues Fix
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	7 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Producer	Rating
A1	The Cramps	Hard Workin' Man	Ry Cooder, Jack Nitzche, Paul Shrader	Poison Ivy	8.0 Rate
A2	The Cramps	It's Mighty Crazy	Otis Hicks, Jerry West	Poison Ivy	7.0 Rate
B1	The Cramps	Jelly Roll Rock	Elsie Wilks	Poison Ivy	7.0 Rate
B2	The Cramps	Shombalor	Aki Aleong, Elmore Sheriff	Poison Ivy	9.0 Rate

Notes

Originally released as a CD single in 1992 this reissue is the first time it has been released on vinyl.

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Beggars Road 25th Nov 2017		Sure.



Lee Wrecker 25th Nov 2017		BeggarsRoad, In the guidelines there is a passage explaining it somewhere but usually, labels like Domino, Ace, Charly, Rough Trade, Creation and this one Big Beat (a subsidiary of Ace) are considered independent or boutique UK labels. These labels, particularly in the modern era (post 1980's), may have their products manufactured both locally and in other countries but are still considered UK releases. The Dutch label Music On Vinyl is considered the same way and their releases are listed as from the Netherlands. The link shows a MOV release that was made in the the Netherlands at the Record Industry plant in Haarlem, as are all their records but has "made in the EU" on the label. This is to comply with European law only and does not reflect anything other than that. In the case of this single it was locally released (not sure where it was actually made) in the UK by Ace. So basically it comes down to - the country of release (intended market) is more important than the place of manufacture. Does that make any sense?



Beggars Road 25th Nov 2017		@Lee Wrecker: Clearly states 'Made in the EU' so why UK and not Europe?

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