The third and last UK 45, issued in 1970, by the band formed after the departure of Mick Abrahams from Jethro Tull. A-side is a fine but short (2'36) piece with very interesting time signatures and top-class musicianship. The B-side, rather strangely, is an extended cover of the old Larry Williams rocker. Neither side was released on any vinyl UK album.
Condition is a strong VG+ on both sides; the push-out centre has been removed (common to many Chrysalis and Island 45's of the 1960's and 70's) and there is a small amount of writing on the A-side label. Comes in plain white sleeve.