The Smiths - Sheila Take A Bow Album

Tracklist

1	Is It Really So Strange? Engineer – David DadeProducer – John Porter	3:04
2	Sweet And Tender Hooligan Engineer – David DadeProducer – John Porter	3:34
3	Sheila Take A Bow Producer – Johnny Marr, Morrissey, Stephen Street	2:40

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
RTT 196	The Smiths	Sheila Take A Bow ‎(12", Single, CBS)	Rough Trade	RTT 196	UK	1987
LIEP 3.00011 E, LMS 3.00011	The Smiths	Sheila Take A Bow ‎(12", Gre)	Line Records, Line Records	LIEP 3.00011 E, LMS 3.00011	Germany	1987
LICD 9.00308 L	The Smiths	Sheila Take A Bow ‎(CD, MiniAlbum)	Line Records	LICD 9.00308 L	Germany	1987
VG 2086–Z	The Smiths	Sheila Take A Bow ‎(12", Maxi, Ltd, S/Edition)	Rough Trade	VG 2086–Z	Greece	1987
RTT 196	The Smiths	Sheila Take A Bow ‎(12", Single)	Rough Trade	RTT 196	Scandinavia	1987

Credits

• Bass – Andy Rourke
• Coordinator [Art Co-ordination] – Jo Slee
• Design [Sleeve] – Morrissey
• Drums – Mike Joyce
• Guitar, Piano – Johnny Marr
• Layout – Caryn Gough
• Voice – Morrissey
• Written-By – Marr, Morrissey

Notes

Cover Star: Candy Darling, courtesy Andy Warhol Studios.
Recorded at Good Earth, London January 1987
B1 & B2: Produced for the John Peel Show on Radio One, released by arrangement with BBC Enterprises Ltd.
© 1987 Warner Bros. Music Ltd.
A: ℗ Rough Trade Records 1987
B1 & B2: ℗ BBC 1987
Made in England
Includes glossy pink printed inner sleeve with lyrics and Smiths previous release details.
Pressed on translucent vinyl. Double dip label.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5 014644 201964
• Matrix / Runout (Run-out Side A): RTT 196 A-1U-1- > COOK BERNARD MATTHEWS
• Matrix / Runout (Run-out Side B): RTT 196 B-1U-1- > TY1
• Label Code: LC 5661

Short intro

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