Vinyl Album - Joe Jackson Band - Beat Crazy - A&M

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Joe Jackson Band
Title:	Beat Crazy
Label:	A&M
Country:	Netherlands
Catalogue:	AMLH 64837
Date:	Oct 1980
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	12 Own
Price Guide:	$9
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PRICE GUIDE

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Joe Jackson Band	Beat Crazy	Joe Jackson	Rate
A2	Joe Jackson Band	One To One	Joe Jackson	Rate
A3	Joe Jackson Band	In Every Dream Home (A Nightmare)	Joe Jackson	Rate
A4	Joe Jackson Band	The Evil Eye	Joe Jackson	Rate
A5	Joe Jackson Band	Mad At You	Joe Jackson	Rate
B1	Joe Jackson Band	Crime Don't Pay	Joe Jackson	Rate
B2	Joe Jackson Band	Someone Up There	Joe Jackson	Rate
B3	Joe Jackson Band	Battleground	Joe Jackson	Rate
B4	Joe Jackson Band	Biology	Joe Jackson	Rate
B5	Joe Jackson Band	Pretty Boys	Joe Jackson	Rate
B6	Joe Jackson Band	Fit	Joe Jackson	Rate

Notes

The original Joe Jackson Band features Joe Jackson on vocals, keyboards and melodica, Gary Sanford on guitar, Graham Maby on bass and vocals and Dave Houghton on drums and vocals.
All tracks are written, arranged and produced by Joe Jackson. The album was recorded at Basing Street Studios, London, UK. Artwork by Willy Smax and photography by Anton Corbijn.

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Comments and Reviews


Plaatjesman 24th Sep 2015		Added the image of a slightly different back sleeve, probably a later reprinting. On the top right corner the A&M logo and catalogue number etc. are with a slightly different font. And the text on the lower left bottom is different. This one says: "(P) 1980 A&M Records Ltd. Reproduction Prohibited. (C) 1980 A&M Records Ltd. All Right Reserved." On the older back sleeves this text reads: "(P) 1980 A&M Records Ltd. (C) 1980 A&M Records Ltd. / A&M and 'A&M logo' are trademarks of A&M Records Inc./Distribution by CBS Records./Printed in Holland"



Plaatjesman 10th Oct 2013		Added scans of Inner sleeve and of a label variation. This label varies only in the legal line. I think this must be the first dutch pressing, because I bought this record as soon as it was released.