Much sought-after 45 on the Columbia label issued in 1967, the A-side is not unlike some of the issues released by Procol Harum at the time - quite slow, organ-led. The B-side is "Hold On" which was written and also performed by the Fleur-De-Lys when they backed Sharon Tandy - her version was issued on UK Atlantic. However, apart from vocalist Tony Dangerfield briefly singing with F-D-L (though not appearing on any of their records), there is no connection between the 2 bands in respect of personnel. Both sides have plenty of surface marks but retain a nice sheen. Comes in company sleeve, catalogue DB 8226.
