Desperate Character (2012 CD)
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Produced by Bazza (Barry Farmer)
Design and art direction: Rob O'Connor (Stylo Rouge)
Photography: Alan Ballard
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Desperate Character (2012)
Salvo SALVOCD58 (CD)
8 October 2012
Desperate Character (original LP)
Polydor POLS1035
June 1981
Desperate Character (cassette)
Polydor POLSC1035
June 1981
Kirsty MacColl
Polydor SPELP95
Charisma 91232-1 (US)
March 1985
Kirsty MacColl (cassette)
Polydor SPEMC95
March 1985
Note: the ‘Kirsty MacColl’ edition was part reissue, part compilation containing as it does three songs from the scrapped second album, replacing three songs from the original.
see that girl
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They could have added as bonus tracks the other songs from the Polydor era. Everything fits on one single CD, I think:
Keep Your Hands Off My Baby
I Don’t Need You
There’s a Guy Works Down the Truck Stop Swears He’s Elvis
Over You
You Still Believe in Me
Queen of the High Teas